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http://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0108/020708cdam2.htmBy Chris Strohm CongressDaily February 7, 2008 The Homeland Security Department has appointed an official who is under federal investigation to a key position overseeing a program worth hundreds of millions of dollars to secure computer networks across the federal government.The Feb. 1 appointment of Scott Charbo, Homeland Security's chief information officer, to be deputy undersecretary for the national protection and programs directorate, drew immedi read more »
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Hacker admits to hosing RubbermaidA US-based hacker has admitted he reaped thousands of dollars by breaking into corporate computers in Europe and making them part of a botnet that automatically installed adware.… read more »
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U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said his agency is working on a "reverse Manhattan Project" to help secure the federal government's computer systems. read more »
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Data exposure grows more frightening as the amount of malicious software released in the second half of 2007 outpaced the release of legitimate software....Six Sigma Certification 100% Online-Six Sigma Certificate from Villanova - Find Out More Now. read more »
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Verizon Business has captured one of the largest federal network deals of 2008: a 10-year contract to provide managed network and security services to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security that is valued at $678.5 million. read more »
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Prolific pump-and-dump conman walks awayA convicted spammer who who generated millions of dollars blasting out pump-and-dump messages has gone AWOL from the federal prison camp where he was serving a 21-month sentence.… read more »
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Barn door closed a little too lateDefcon A federal judge on Saturday barred three Massachusetts Institute of Technology undergraduates from publicly presenting research at Defcon demonstrating gaping holes in the electronic payment systems of one of the nation's biggest transit agencies.… read more »
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From: InfoSec News <alerts_at_private>Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 06:38:03 -0500 (CDT)http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/08/federal-judge-t.htmlBy Kim Zetter Threat LevelWired.comAugust 19, 2008A federal judge in Boston this morning let expire a temporary gag order against three MIT students who were prevented from presenting a talk on security vulnerabilities in the Boston subway's fare tickets and cards.U.S. District Judge George A. O'Toole, Jr., vacated the temporary 10-day restraining order that an read more »
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The Bush administration has ordered all federal agencies to adopt new measures to shore up the security of government Web sites, setting a January 2009 deadline for implementing the changes across all dot-gov domains. Agencies will be required to roll out domain name system security extensions (DNSSEC), a set of security add-ons for the domain name system. DNS is a fundamental piece of the Internet infrastructure that acts as a kind of distributed Internet phone...Please click on the title to continue read read more »
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