LulzSec, famed British hacktivist collective, have been dealt the longest jail sentences ever for hacking. The group of young hackers has been behind several advanced cyberattacks on institutions across various sectors.
Read More →LulzSec hacktivists given longest sentence ever for hacking
on May 16, 2013in cyber attack, cyber warfare, hacking, hacktavist, information security jobs, IT Security jobs Los Angelestags: court, cyber attack, data, hack, hacktivist, infosec, jail, lulzsec, privacy, security, sentencewith No Comments
LivingSocial hack results in 50 million compromised user accounts
on April 26, 2013in cyber attack, executive search, hacking, information security, information security jobs, IT Security jobs Los Angeles, social media, tirosectags: breach, data, Executive Search, hack, information, infosec, LivingSocial, recruiting, security, tiro securitywith No Comments
LivingSocial, the daily deals site partially owned by Amazon, disclosed Friday that they had suffered a serious cyber attack. CEO Tim O’Shaughnessy sent an email to his employees to admit the resulting “unauthorized access to some customer data” and that they were “actively working with law enforcement to investigate this issue.”
Read More →Social media’s role in Boston Marathon story development
on April 23, 2013in Blog, facebook, facebook security, information security, IT Security jobs Los Angelestags: attack, bombing, Boston, Boston Marathon, explosion, facebook, news, security, social media, terrorism, twitterwith No Comments
Last week the entire country hovered around computers, tablets and smartphones for minute-by-minute news, as well as public commentary, in the development of the Boston Marathon story. But what role did it have in the capture of suspects, brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev?
Read More →Tiro Security participating in Presidio 10K to aid Wounded Warrior Project
on April 11, 2013in infosec jobstags: aid, charity, corporate social responsibility, donate, soldiers, wounded warrior project, wwpwith No Comments
Tiro Security founders Kris Rides and Rob Pop are dedicated to developing a sense of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and charity within the organization in order to ensure the company’s success benefits others as well. For 2013, Tiro Security has chosen to support the Wounded Warrior Project, with a vision “to foster the most successful, well-adjusted generation of wounded service members in our nation’s history.”
Read More →Apple’s iMessage is DEA Disaster
on April 9, 2013in apple, apple imessage, dea, encryption, fbi, imessage, U.S. Drug Enforcement Agencytags: apple, dea, dogtownmedia, encryption, FBI, imessage, iphone app developers, messaging, penetration testingwith No Comments
Apple’s iMessage app appears to be giving the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency real problems because they are not able to trace and track text message conversations lie conventional SMS. When Apple’s iMessage was announced in mid-2011, Cupertino said it would use “secure end-to-end encryption” and sure enough messages sent between two Apple devices are encrypted communication and cannot be intercepted. iMessage protocol is actually on Apple push notifications (APNS) – a proprietary protocol. An [...]
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