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Sony Pictures CEO Interviewed By AP

Michael Lynton, Sony Pictures CEO, gave the AP the most extensive interview since the  attack. Among other things, Lynton said that the hackers “They came in the house, stole everything, then burned down the house.”  He said “They destroyed servers, computers, wiped them clean of all the data and took all the data.” More importantly, […]

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U.S. Central Command (Centcom) Gets Hacked

U.S. Central Command, responsible for the military’s activities in Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Syria and a number of other countries in that region was the victim of a hack earlier today. Centcom’s Twitter feed and You Tube channel were compromised and defaced. Twitter quickly disabled the feed but not before some charts and contact information for […]

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Did You Visit The Huffington Post Web Site Last Week?

CNN is reporting that visitors to HuffPo and several other major sites last week might have caught a virus from malware infected Advertisements. The malware only infected Windows PCs and only those running Internet Explorer 8 (does anyone really use IE any more?).  Even though IE11 is the current version of IE, according to CNN, […]

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Enterprises Are Still Failing At The Security Basics

VentureBeat wrote an interesting item pointing out some of the obvious things that Target messed up.  Fixing these items won’t stop every attack, but it certainly would slow the attackers down. According to a lawsuit filed in federal court recently Target missed the ball on a few things.  Of course, at this point, these are […]

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