Is Congress catastrophically broken, or is it doing exactly what it was designed to do?
What if this is a condition Adams and Jefferson coded for, and what if we're now running an error handling routine built into America's operating system?
What if this is a condition Adams and Jefferson coded for, and what if we're now running an error handling routine built into America's operating system?
The UK's cyber-security strategy includes "proactive" tactics and "plans to deliver military effects" in order to authorise the use of launching Stuxnet-like state-targeted malware.
Even if reports are just made mandatory, it could prove a fertile ground for fishing by the plaintiff's bar. Assuming reporting is mandated, then, it seems reasonable that manufacturers take all due care to keep their stuff from being reported.
The UK's prime minister David Cameron is set to receive a 'personalized' government iPad application. Nuclear codes not included, though.
While cyber-attacks could be -- criminologically speaking -- seen an act of war, the response should not be disproportionate or militarised.
Wikileaks' latest trove of leaked Stratfor emails details the breadth and potential impact of the TrapWire surveillance system. What is it, and are you affected?
Comcast scored a legal victory against the Federal Communications Commission over network neutrality regulation, but the victory may turn out to be a bit hollow in the long run. In fact, this ruling may have just stirred the pot of uncertainty more.
In addition to my posts, a bunch of my fellow bloggers have written some fascinating posts on government-related topics
List of vulnerable products purchased by the DoD includes Lexmark printers, GoPro cameras, and Lenovo computers.
Attack took place last week, after President Trump backed off from using conventional weapons to strike Iran.