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Pan Am Flight 103: Robert Mueller’s 30-Year Search for Justice
Known as the Lockerbie bombing, in December 1988 a bomb downed a Pan Am jet, leaving 270 dead. It was the first mass killing of Americans by terrorists. As the head of the Justice Department’s criminal division, Robert Mueller oversaw the case. And for him, it was personal...
U.S. Military Members Catfished and Hooked for Thousands of Dollars
A sextortion ring that aimed “catfish” efforts at U.S. military service members has been uncovered. The scam bilked 442 service members from the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps out of more than $560,000. An 11-month investigation, dubbed “Operation Surprise Party” and carried out by the...
To Curb Terrorist Propaganda Online, Look to YouTube. No, Really.
Opinion: Despite YouTube’s crackdown, extremist groups are still exploiting other Google platforms...
Don't Fear the TSA Cutting Airport Security. Be Glad That They're Talking about It.
Last week, CNN reported that the Transportation Security Administration is considering eliminating security at U.S. airports that fly only smaller planes -- 60 seats or fewer. Passengers connecting to larger planes would clear security at their destinations. To be clear, the TSA has put forth no...
ShadowBrokers Expose NSA Access to SWIFT Service Bureaus
The NSA used exploits to target two SWIFT Service Bureaus in order to access banking data from a number of financial institutions in the Middle East. The access was likely used to monitor funding for terrorist operations, experts said today as analysis continues of the latest ShadowBrokers dump o...
Risk of Election Day Cyberattacks Low According To Cyber Chatter
Security experts monitoring cyber-chatter for virtual and real-world threats against U.S. Election Day targets say so far, so good. They don’t believe there will be cyberattack or al-Qaeda terror attack come Election Day. That’s not to say the U.S. government isn’t ready for the worst. The White...
France, Germany Call for European Decryption Law
The United States is months removed from this spring’s Apple vs. FBI debacle, but the debate around encryption is just beginning to play out in Europe. A joint press conference held Tuesday in Paris between Germany’s Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière and France’s Interior Minister Bernard...
Sniper Duty: Terrorist Strike - External URLs, Native code usage, SD-card access vulnerabilities
HackApp vulnerability scanner discovered that application Sniper Duty: Terrorist Strike published at the 'play' market has multiple vulnerabilities...
SWAT TEAM: Counter terrorist - Customized SSL, WebView SSL handling enabled, WebView code execution vulnerabilities
HackApp vulnerability scanner discovered that application SWAT TEAM: Counter terrorist published at the 'play' market has multiple vulnerabilities...
New Bill targets Anonymous Prepaid 'Burner' phones by requiring Registration
Terrorist organisations are increasingly using high-grade encryption technologies to prevent being caught by the law enforcement. But, that was not in the case of last year's Paris attacks that killed 129 people, as Encryption seems to have played little to no role. So, Who was the Real Culprit...
Attention Turns to FBI's 'Outside Party'
The FBI’s motion for a continuance in its case against Apple has opened a new avenue in this debate as to the identity and means by which the mystery “outside party” could unlock terrorist Syed Farook’s iPhone. Late yesterday afternoon, the FBI filed a motion to vacate a hearing scheduled for tod...
FBI Director Asks Tech Companies to At least Don't Offer End-to-End Encryption
FBI declared War against Encryption. Encryption is defeating government intelligence agencies to detect terrorist activities and after the recent ISIS-linked terror attacks in Paris and California, the issue has once again become a political target in Washington. ...and meanwhile, Kazakhstan plan...
Todd Woolums ASP News Management 2.2 - SQL Injection Vulnerabiltiy
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Zomplog <= 3.8.2 (force_download.php) File Disclosure Vulnerability
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Terrorist Group Al-Qaeda Uses New Encryption Softwares After NSA Revelations
Last year, Just after Snowden leaks, the U.S Government warned that NSA surveillance revelations will make harder to track bad guys trying to harm the United States, as disclosures can be helpful to terrorist groups. In response to the NSA revelations, the terrorists at Al-Qaeda have started usin...
Former NSA Director Addresses Crypto Standard Subversion
During the last 11 months of mounting leaks and revelations about the government’s surveillance operations and the lengths it will go to gain intelligence on foreign threats, perhaps the most disturbing revelation was the intentional subversion of widely used cryptographic standards. It’s also be...
NSA Metadata Program Likely Not Cost-Effective, Researchers Say
While much of the coverage of the surveillance programs revealed by Edward Snowden have focused on the legality and constitutionality of the collection of metadata and Internet traffic in the name of counter-terrorism and national security, the question of whether these programs are actually cost...
NSA Chief, General Alexander defends US surveillance programs as a Noble Mission
On Wednesday, Chief of National Security Agency NSA, General Keith Alexander defended US surveillance programs as part of a Noble Mission to protect the nation. He said that the collection of bulk phone records by U.S. Intelligence agencies are essential to preventing terrorist attacks. He...
NSA can access your data on Smartphones including iPhone, BlackBerry and Android devices
National Security Agency NSA has the capability to access a broad range of data on most Smartphones out there, including iPhone, BlackBerry, and Android devices, according to the documents provided by former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden to the German news agency Der Spiegel report. A...
Latest Al-Qaeda Magazine content hacked by Western intelligence agencies
New issue of English-language al-Qaeda magazine posted on the terror group's website earlier this week linked to the Boston terrorist attacks has possibly been hacked by Western intelligence agencies and its content beyond its cover page was scrambled. The magazine, produced by al Qaeda's Yemeni...