26/12/2015 | High Tech
Cyber - Feds Scrambling to Close Backdoor in Widely Purchased IT Gear
One former NSA employee calls it "a perfect case example of why cryptographic backdoors are so dangerous in the real world.
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26/10/2014 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
10 Crazy Devices the Secret Service Could Use to Put the Kibosh on Fence Jumping
A gate crasher bypassed an unlocked, manual front door and two guards and made it deep into the White House last month, while two K-9s Wednesday night managed to halt a would-be uninvited guest.
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11/07/2014 | Sociedad
Why It Costs $1.7 Billion to Computerize Immigration Forms
The agency in charge of processing immigration forms has awarded a potentially $58 million contract to four vendors to computerize the casework, as the government strains to handle the nation’s 12 million undocumented foreigners.
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16/06/2014 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
US - The FBI Is Getting Its Own, Personal 3D Printer for Studying Bombs
At least one lucky G-Man will get to toy around with a 3D printer to study homemade explosives.The bureau needs one order of a Stratasys Objet24 Personal 3D Printer "to support the advanced technical exploitation of evolving and existing high technology explosive devices," new federal contracting papers state.
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25/12/2013 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Agencies to Focus on Illegal Cyberweapons Trade in 2014
Agencies governmentwide over the next nine months must work together on guidelines for controlling the trade of cyberwar technology, under newly approved military legislation.
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06/05/2011 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
U.S. and Estonia forge new cyber relationship
With a population smaller than that of Phoenix, the former Soviet republic of Estonia has grown skilled at taking down international criminal networks operating millions of computers, after the Internet-dependent society became the victim of one such ring in 2007. Now Estonia is sharing its cyber defense know-how with law enforcement agencies throughout NATO, including the FBI.
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06/05/2011 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
U.S. and Estonia forge new cyber relationship
With a population smaller than that of Phoenix, the former Soviet republic of Estonia has grown skilled at taking down international criminal networks operating millions of computers, after the Internet-dependent society became the victim of one such ring in 2007. Now Estonia is sharing its cyber defense know-how with law enforcement agencies throughout NATO, including the FBI.
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