An article at COTSE News points to the proof of Saturday nights RSA Security hack. While the hacker made it look like everyone should distrust RSA Security, the reality is that everyone should distrust NSI. Is all of NSI sleeping in a cave? This information has been out in the media for some time now, and still people are able to exploit them. Something needs to be done...and NOW.
Yes, the attacks lately have one common denominator - the media definition of "hacker." Perhaps the sites were attacked because of their involvement with the credit card stealing and ransoms.
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An article at COTSE News points to the proof of Saturday nights RSA Security hack. While the hacker made it look like everyone should distrust RSA Security, the reality is that everyone should distrust NSI. Is all of NSI sleeping in a cave? This information has been out in the media for some time now, and still people are able to exploit them. Something needs to be done...and NOW.
Go ahead and freak out about the recent DDoS attacks. However, a few of us are aware that backbone providers have figured it out.
Yes, the attacks lately have one common denominator - the media definition of "hacker." Perhaps the sites were attacked because of their involvement with the credit card stealing and ransoms.
Am I the only one that found Transmeta's patents in the US Patent database? http://members.cotse.com/newz/stupi d_media.html