- US: FBI investigating Chinese email hacking charge; no official gov't email accounts affected The Canadian Press - Thu, 2 Jun, 2011
WASHINGTON - The FBI is investigating allegations that computer hackers in China broke into Google's email system, but no official government email accounts have been compromised, the Obama administration said Thursday.
- Google says Gmail hit by Chinese hackers who got into accounts of US government officials The Canadian Press - Wed, 1 Jun, 2011
SAN FRANCISCO - Google Inc. is blaming computer hackers in China for a high-tech ruse that broke into the personal Gmail accounts of several hundred people, including senior U.S. government officials, military personnel and political activists.
- Honda Canada tells customers that hackers stole some personal data The Canadian Press - Fri, 27 May, 2011
The unauthorized access of names and addresses of hundreds of thousands of Honda Canada customers could open them up to a variety of scams, security experts say.
- Hackers hit Sony sites raising more security issues Reuters - Fri, 20 May, 2011
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sony Corp has been hacked again, exposing more security issues for the company less than a month after intruders stole personal information from more than 100 million online user accounts.
- Sony yet to fully secure its networks: expert Reuters - Fri, 13 May, 2011
BOSTON (Reuters) - Sony Corp's computer networks remain vulnerable to attack three weeks after the company learned that it had been victim of one of the biggest data breaches in history, according to an Internet security expert.
- Online scammers use bin Laden news to send out spam, computer viruses The Canadian Press - Wed, 4 May, 2011
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Online thieves and spammers are using the killing of Osama bin Laden to send out malicious software and spam to unwitting Internet users.
- Sony data breach update reveals 'bad practices' CBC - Tue, 3 May, 2011
Cybersecurity specialists are asking pointed questions about the way Sony manages customers' sensitive information, based on new details about its massive data breach.
- Dissident warns of ‘silent cyber war’ Ottawa Citizen - Sun, 17 Apr, 2011
Are the Chinese spying on Ottawa resident Maggie Wenzhuo Hou?
- Special report: In cyberspy vs. cyberspy, China has the edge Reuters - Thu, 14 Apr, 2011
ATLANTA (Reuters) - As America and China grow more economically and financially intertwined, the two nations have also stepped up spying on each other. Today, most of that is done electronically, with computers rather than listening devices in chandeliers or human moles in tuxedos.
- TechBits: Movie streaming lawsuit; RSA security breach The Canadian Press - Wed, 6 Apr, 2011
Movie studios sue Zediva over movie streaming
- Canada Post warns of email scam CBC - Sat, 19 Mar, 2011
Canada Post is warning people about a virus-ridden email that appears to come from the mail carrier but which actually reads the recipient's online banking information.
- Cyberattacks don't have to be 'terminal,' experts say CBC - Sat, 19 Feb, 2011
Preventing cyberattacks is impossible, but governments and businesses can and should prevent the attackers from stealing data, a computer security specialist says.
- Cyber-espionage preventable, experts say CBC - Thu, 17 Feb, 2011
Preventing cyberattacks is impossible, but governments and businesses can and should prevent the attackers from stealing data, a computer security specialist says.
- Provincial energy info possible hacker target CBC - Thu, 17 Feb, 2011
A Calgary computer expert says foreign countries would have good reason to try to attack the Alberta government's computer systems.
- Malware threatens on multiple fronts 25 years after first virus CBC - Tue, 18 Jan, 2011
Twenty-five years after the release of the first mainstream computer virus, known as Brain, the cyber-security industry is facing a dizzying array of threats on many fronts.
- 'Spear phishing' latest ploy to steal data CBC - Thu, 6 Jan, 2011
Consumers wary about protecting data stored on their computers should get used to hearing the term "spear phishing."
- Pentagon says "aware" of China Internet rerouting Reuters - Fri, 19 Nov, 2010
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Defense Department is aware that Internet traffic was rerouted briefly through China earlier this year, a Pentagon spokesman said on Friday, referring to what a congressionally appointed panel has described as a hijack.
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