Council on Foreign Relations (blog) China's Diplomacy 2.0 and Hu Xijin Council on Foreign Relations (blog) It must be on guard against a Wikileak -style strategic crisis. It has to be vigilant against malicious rumors and outside interference.
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Every time there is a door, you need a lock because there’s a bad guy that wants to get in and the Internet is no different. Corporations generally sit on the leading edge of new technology and in this case … Continue reading → Security Trends of 2011: The Shadow of Anonymous and the Year of the Internet Hactivist is a post from: SiliconANGLE We’re now available on the Kindle! Subscribe today .
Wikileaks court martial: Leaker angry over Military's treatment of gays Examiner.com One of the most devastating espionage cases of 2011 was the theft of classified military intelligence by a US soldier and the publication of the stolen documents on an Internet web site called Wikileaks .org. The suspect in the leaking of the classified … and more
What happens when the DC establishment tries to undersatnd one of the strangest beasts to emerge from the Internet’s murk?
Center for Research on Globalization “A Thought Police” for the Internet Age. Big Brother's “Progressive Media” Center for Research on Globalization The paper has been waging an all-but-declared war against Wikileaks since the two organizations fell out over their collaboration on publishing Wikileak's trove of 250000 classified US embassy cables.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Popular searches on the Internet Friday include LulzSec, the infamous online hacker group. The FBI has arrested three people believed to be hackers and members of the group.
PopMatters Bursting Wikleaks Bubble PopMatters Witness the ascent of Wikileaks in the information era.
“Hacktivists” have exposed lax security at many powerful organisations. Their actions could change the internet forever, says Samantha Murphy (full text available to subscribers)
Websites for two News Corp newspapers, theSunand theTimes, have suffered an Internet attack.
Lulz Security, a powerful hacker group that has blazed a path of destruction on the internet over the past two months, has announced it is dissolving as a unit.