As the country has done before, Syria cut off the Internet for all its citizens yesterday. As in all Internet access has completely disappeared. Google's Transparency Report, which shows traffic to Google, reveals that Syria pretty much no longer exists on the Internet. Read More >>
Featured comment by Bittys:
"That depends on which country you live in.
Spain, France, Finland, Greece, Estonia and Costa Rica have all passed laws declaring internet access to..." More »
Are the Chinese after everyone? According to a new report, yes. Security firm Mandiant has detailed the exploits of a Chinese cyber espionage group it calls APT1. Mandiant claims to have evidence that APT1 has stolen "hundreds of terabytes of data" from 141 American organisations. Evidence that includes this video of an elite Chinese hacker in action. Read More >>
Featured comment by otaviokz:
"So the guy recorded all his action? And Mandiant was able to get the video? How the hell can we know it is legitimate?
It's all sounding more and m..." More »
After being dominated by weaponised trojan horses on two different occasions, nuclear loudmouth Iran says it's had enough: it's unplugging from the Internet, hiding, and making its own. Read More >>
Featured comment by Phenomenological:
"So...what stops an american agent with a memory stick going into Iran, plugging it into a computer networked to their new internet, and spreading it t..." More »
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