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Tag Archives: Cybersecurity
Wiki-Thugs Using Cyber Attacks? We Warned You
Have you noticed your internet connection a little slow? You can thank the imbecile collective called ‘Anonymous’, supporters of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. It seems attacking commerce like Pay Pal, Visa, and Amazon for withdrawing services from Wikileaks using cyber-attacks is fair-game to them. While these cyber attacks are a pin-prick (compared to a large [...]
Posted in Cybersecurity, Editorial, Wikileaks
Tagged as: Cyber attacks, Cybersecurity, Julian Assange, The Slow Road to Cybersecurity, WikiLeaks
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WikiThugs – Cybercrime
There are two schools of thought about WikiLeaks. Some see its release of U.S. documents as anti-American espionage, others as a triumph of free speech. The same cannot be said for some of WikiLeaks’ admirers, who have resorted to mob action in their defense of the enterprise. There are no two sides to that coin. [...]
Posted in Cybersecurity
Tagged as: Cybersecurity, Denial of Service Attacks, WikiLeaks
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S.773 Cybersecurity Act eliminates internet kill switch
Oh dear, poor old Rush & Beck will be sadden to hear the ‘Kill Switch’ in S.773 giving Obama the need of shutting down the internet has been removed by the Senate committee. As I have pointed out often, Cyber Security should never turned into a partisan issue to attack Obama, as it is not [...]
Posted in Cybersecurity
Tagged as: cyber attack, Cybersecurity, S.773, The Slow Road to Cybersecurity
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Cyberattacks explode in Congress
Congress and other government agencies are under a cyber attack an average of 1.8 billion times a month, a number that has been growing exponentially since President Barack Obama took office. In 2008, security events caused by vectors including worms, Trojan horses and spybots averaged 8 million hits per month. That number skyrocketed to 1.6 [...]
FBI Suspects Terrorists Are Exploring Cyber Attacks
Craig’s podcast was months ahead of the curve when he researched and produced his “The Slow Road to Cybersecurity” report. That podcast was carried on WFED AM 1500 out of Washington, D.C. this past summer. Since then, CBS’ “60 Minutes“ has done a major report on cybersecurity, interviewing two of the same experts that [...]
Posted in al Qaeda, Cybersecurity, Foreign Policy, Mainstream Media, National Defense, New Media, Podcast, Solid Principles
Tagged as: Cybersecurity, FBI, The Slow Road to Cybersecurity
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Cyber Crisis Hits The Mainstream
A short while back, Solid Principles released a special report on ‘Cyber Security’ titled ‘The Slow Road to Cyber Security’. This report appeared on Episode 9 of the Solid Principles Podcast and also was aired on Federal New Radio WFED AM in Washington D.C. As the ‘The Slow Road to Cyber Security’ reported, despite numerous governmental attempts at ‘Cyber Reform’, S.773 [...]
Posted in Cybersecurity, Podcast, YouTube
Tagged as: Cybersecurity, S.773, The Slow Road to Cybersecurity
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S.773 Finally Hits The Mainstream
Well, I hate to say this, but we here at Solid Principles were all over The Rockerfeller Bill or S773 Cybersecurity Act of 2009 that Drudge has just linked up at CNET. It’s also one of the items mentioned during the report of The Slow Road to Cybersecurity that appears on SOLID PRINCIPLES PODCAST: Episode [...]
Posted in Cybersecurity, Podcast
Tagged as: Cybersecurity, Sen. Rockerfeller, The Slow Road to Cybersecurity
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SOLID PRINCIPLES PODCAST Episode 9
SOLID PRINCIPLES PODCAST: Episode 9 The Slow Road to Cybersecurity: A comprehensive audio documentary addressing the difficult path America has taken toward Cybersecurity. How risk and vulnerability to critical infrastructure, has now become a major concern for the Government and the Private Sector alike. How prepared are we in preventing or dealing with a significant cyberattack? And why you [...]
The Slow Road to Cybersecurity
Lately, I’ve been absent on the Solid Principles front, the reason is attributed to a large scale project I embarked on. Recently, our household DSL Modem went offline permanently and we jumped in the car with gusto, towards some ‘Whitegoods Electronic Megamart’. As we were heading there, I was struck by how dependent I was on [...]
