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Police say hacker stole phone time from AT&T, others 15/06/2009 04:52:00
Profits allegedly funneled to Islamist extremists in Pakistan, AfghanistanAn Italian magistrate has issued an international arrest warrant for a Filipino hacker suspected of causing millions of dollars of losses to telecommunications multinationals, and Italian police have arrested five Pakistani nationals accused of exploiting the hacker's work to defraud the telecom companies, officials in the northern city of Brescia said Friday.Waledac bot pitches nearby terrorist bombing to dupe users 18/03/2009 08:33:00
Pitch customized for recipient's location for 'more compelling' trickery, says researcherHackers trying to trick users into downloading the Waledac Trojan are customizing their bait to the recipient's location, a security researcher said Tuesday, upping the social engineering ante yet again.Social networks link terrorists 08/01/2009 09:17:00
A new breed of cyberterrorists are using online forums to recruit people who support Al-Qaeda, creating global networks of would-be terrorists.A new breed of terrorists are using online forums to recruit people who align themselves with the mission of Al Qaeda, creating global networks of would-be terrorists who pose a growing threat, a senior cyberterrorist researcher warned this week.Google Earth used by terrorists in India attacks 02/12/2008 08:20:00
Ex Indian president warned easy availability of detailed maps of countries from services such as Google Earth could be misused by terrorists.The terrorists that attacked various locations in south Mumbai last week used digital maps from Google Earth to learn their way around, according to officials investigating the attacks.In Mumbai, bloggers and Twitter offer help to relatives 28/11/2008 08:47:00
In Mumbai terrorist attack, bloggers and Twitter users are helping relay information to worried relativesBloggers pitched in offering information and other help to people worldwide as Indian police and commandos battled it out Thursday with armed terrorists in two top hotels and a residential complex in south Mumbai.Data mining for terrorists is an exercise in futility 14/10/2008 09:39:00
Report, commissioned in part by the DHS, also warns of potential privacy problemsThe kind of pattern-seeking data mining and behavioral surveillance technologies that are being used by several federal agencies to identify potential terrorists are far too unreliable to be of any real value, according to a report issued by the US National Research Council.
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