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America's Cybersecurity Czar, Howard Schmidt, Steps Down

wiredmikey writes "In December of 2009, after months of waiting, the Obama Administration named Howard Schmidt as the White House Cybersecurity Coordinator.

UK Government Staff Caught Snooping On Citizen Data

An anonymous reader writes "More than 1,000 UK government staff have been caught snooping on citizen data — including criminal records, social security, and medical records.

Social Networking: The New Workplace Smoke Break

snydeq writes "J. Peter Bruzzese sees a solution for organizations seeking to cut down employee time spent on social networks at work: treat social networking like a smoke break.

Android Hackers Honing Skills In Russia

MikeatWired writes "The malware business growing around Google Android — now the leading smartphone operating system — is still in its infancy.

Paul Vixie: 100,000 DSL Modems May Lose Their DNS On July 9

Dante_J writes "Up to 100,000 DSL modems may lose access to DNS come July the 9th, due to scripted web interface changes made to them by DNSChanger.

The Pirate Bay Returns, Anonymous Hater Takes Credit For DDoS

An anonymous reader writes "After being the victim of a massive Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack by an unknown party, The Pirate Bay has returned.

Who Is Still Using IE6? the UK Government

strawberryshakes writes "The death knell for IE6 was sounded a couple of years ago, but seems like some people just can't let go.

DreamHammer Wants To Corner the Drone OS Market

nonprofiteer writes "The Pentagon is increasingly transforming the military into an unmanned force, taking soldiers out of harm's way and replacing them with drones and robots.

RunCore Introduces Self-Destructable SSD

jones_supa writes "RunCore announces the global launch of its InVincible solid state drive, designed for mission-critical fields such as aerospace or military.

Most CCTV Systems Come With Trivial Exploits

An anonymous reader writes "The use of CCTV cameras for physical surveillance of all kinds of environments has become so pervasive that most of us don't give the devices a second thought anymore.

UK Police Roll Out On-the-Spot Mobile Data Extraction System

Qedward writes "The Metropolitan Police has rolled out a mobile device data extraction system to allow officers to extract data 'within minutes' from suspects' phones while they are in custody.

UK Police Roll Out On-the-Spot Mobile Data Extraction System

Qedward writes "The Metropolitan Police has rolled out a mobile device data extraction system to allow officers to extract data 'within minutes' from suspects' phones while they are in custody.

Americans More Worried About Cybersecurity Than Terrorism

TheGift73 tips an article discussing a new study (PDF) which found Americans are now more worried about cybersecurity threats than they are about terrorism. Here's Techdirt's acerbic take:

'G20 Geek' Byron Sonne Cleared of Explosives Charges

New submitter davegravy writes "Byron Sonne, the Toronto-based security consultant, chemistry hobbyist, and geek who was arrested leading up to the Toronto G-20 for alleged plans to bomb the event, ha

Avira Premium Anti-Virus Bug Disables Windows Machines

New submitter Adesso writes "Seem [anti-virus vendor] Avira is having difficulty with a update of all their Premium customers.

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