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One Year Of Lulz (Part I)

December 15, 2011May 24, 2015 Paolo Passeri 2 Comments 2011 Cyber Attacks Timeline, Advanced Persistent Threat, Anonymous, APT, Booz Allen Hamilton, Breach, China, Citi, Citi Breach, Comodo, Comodo Hacker, Cyber Attacks, Data Breach, Epsilon, Epslion Breach, Gmail, IMF, International Monetary Fund, Iran, IRC Federal, Kiplinger, Korea, L-3 Communications, Law Enforcement Agencies, Lockheed Martin, LulzSec, Mantech, Monsanto, NATO, Northrop Grumman, ORF, PCS Consultants, Pentagon, PlayStation Network, Ponemon Institute, Qriocity, RSA, RSA Breach, SecurID, Security, Sega, SK Communications, Sony, Sony Pictures Entertainment, SQL Injection

Update December 26: 2011 is nearly gone and hence, here it is One Year Of Lulz (Part II) This month

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Security 

An E-mail Attack to Ground Zero

September 11, 2011 1 Comment 9/11, Anonymous, Fox News, Ground Zero, LulzSec, NBC, NBC News, RSA Breach, Ryan Osborn, Security, Spam, The Script Kiddies, Twitter, Vivian Schiller

Easily Predictable, the 10th 9/11 anniversary turned out to be a too tempting opportunity for unscrupulous hackers and cyber pranksters.

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An Industry Wide Attack

September 9, 2011 3 Comments CA, Certification Authority, Comodo, Comodo Hacker, Diginotar, Diginotar Breach, Fox-IT, GlobalSign, RSA, RSA Breach, SSL, StartCom, Symantec, Thawte, Transport Layer Security, Trend Micro

9/9/2011: Globalsign admitted evidence of a breach to the web server hosting the www website: Today we found evidence of

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Security 

Finally I Saw One!

August 26, 2011 1 Comment F-Secure, L-3 Communications, Lockheed Martin, National Security Agency, Northrop Grumman, Phishing, RSA, RSA Breach, SecurID, Spear Phishing, Timo Hirvonen, Two Factor Authentication

Update: F-Secure posted in their blog the complete description on how the patient 0 was found: And here it is

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And The Winner Is…

July 28, 2011 1 Comment Anonymous, Black Hat, Bradley Manning, Epsilon Data Breach, Hacking, Impact, Innovation, Lady Gaga, LulzSec, Pwnie Awards 2011, RSA Breach, Security, Sony, Stuxnet, Wikileaks

The Pwnie Awards is an annual awards ceremony celebrating the achievements and failures of security researchers and the security community.

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The Two Faces of Hacking

July 20, 2011 1 Comment Anonymous, Asperger syndrome, DDoS, Epsilon Data Breach, Gary McKinnon, Hacking, IEEE, Impact, Innovation, L-3, Lockheed Martin, LulzSec, Northrop Grumman, RSA Breach, Rupert Murdoch, Ryan Cleary, Security, Stuxnet, The Sun, UFO Hacking, United States Department of Defense

My colleague Massimo Biagiotti suggested me this interesting matrix from IEEE which originally indicated some of the biggest and best

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Application (In)Security in the Citi

June 14, 2011 0 Comments Citi Breach, Citigroup, Cross-Site Scripting, RSA Breach, SecurID, SQL Injection

Today some more details about the Citi breach were revealed and it looks like it is not connected with the

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Citigroup Breach and RSA Breach: A Possible Connection?

June 9, 2011 1 Comment Citigroup, Data Breach, RSA Breach, SecurID, Security

Today Citigroup revealed that the company has been victim of a breach of its online banking platform, which might have

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Seeds For Free

June 7, 2011March 21, 2019 Paolo Passeri 2 Comments Cyberwarfare, EMC Corporation, Lockheed Martin, RSA, RSA Breach, SecurID, Security

Another crucial episode in the affair of the RSA Breach. In a letter published yesterday by mean of the Executive

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Seeds On Sale?

June 2, 2011 1 Comment Cyberwarfare, L-3, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, RSA, RSA Breach, SecurID

With the alleged Northrop Grumman Cyber-attack, we have experienced three attempts, unleashed in few days, to leverage the compromised RSA

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