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China Re-Starts Hacking Program

China Re-Starts Hacking Program

By Denis Pombriant on May 21, 2013

This is important.  According to a story in the New York Times  the Chinese Army is back in the business of hacking into American computer systems to steal intellectual property and government security secrets.  After a three month lull that coincided with a tongue lashing by the Obama administration the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) unit 61398 […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged China, china hacking, chinese hacking, Coca-Cola, hacking

The Hacking War

The Hacking War

By Denis Pombriant on February 25, 2013

We’ve been avoiding or at least minimizing comment on the latest round of computer hacking allegedly by a special unit of the Chinese Army.  However as stories have flowed in the New York Times, like this one, it is abundantly clear that the Chinese have been hacking into many of the organizations that our democracy […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged China, china hacking, chinese hackers, hacker, hacking, New York Times

Are You Still Using Your Real Credit Card Online?  You Shouldn’t.

Are You Still Using Your Real Credit Card Online? You Shouldn’t.

By Zoli Erdos on July 5, 2010

So iTunes got hacked and some users saw unauthorized purchases up to $600 in their accounts. I’m shocked.  Not at the fact that iTunes got hacked, but that users exposed their credit accounts to such extent.  Websites do get hacked, it’s a fact of life.  Users need to change their passwords, consider what other sites […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged apple, bank of america, bofa, citi, citibank, credit cards, Fraud, hackers, hacking, iTunes, online commerce, online shopping, PayPal, secure card, security, virtual credit card

Hacker Disables Cars via the Web - Our Remote Controlled Life

Hacker Disables Cars via the Web – Our Remote Controlled Life

By Zoli Erdos on March 17, 2010

This is what remote controlled toy cars looked like when I was a kid.  Yes, the control box was connected to the car with a 3-4feet cable… not exactly the level of freedom you get with today’s wireless models. But it was fun, nevertheless.  I wonder if 20-year-old Omar Ramos-Lopez had a toy car when […]

Posted in Business, Trends & Concepts | Tagged big brother, hackers, hacking, remote, remote sensors, sensors, smart meters, spy cam, sxsw, utility

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