cyberattacks Beware: We May Be Entering The Age Of Cybersabotage Where hackers were once satisfied with stealing sensitive data, they now seem as bent on sabotage. Government officials say a new wave of cyberattacks hitting U.S. energy companies is aimed at seizing control of processing plants. Infrastructure Antone Gonsalves View comments
now U.S. Fingers China For Cyber Espionage For the first time in public, the U.S. is directly accusing the People's Republic of China's military of having a direct hand in intrusions aimed at government and defense contractor systems. ReadWrite Editors View comments
Verizon How Hackers Steal Trade Secrets By Targeting Smaller Companies Verizon's annual data breach investigation finds that Chinese hackers are going after small organizations in order to steal the trade secrets of their larger partners. Small Biz Antone Gonsalves View comments
cybersecurity Hitting Back At Hackers: Why "Strikeback" Is Doomed To Fail Striking back at cyber criminals - so called "Strikeback" - carries serious risks that far outweigh the short-lived satisfaction of revenge. Enterprise Corey Nachreiner View comments
cyberwar We're Not In A Cyberwar With China, And Here's Why It's time to put aside jingoistic discussions of cyberwar and approach China as a political and economic rival that can be swayed from bad behavior on the Internet. Enterprise Antone Gonsalves View comments