The NATO deterrence posture against the cyber threats
The Deputy Secretary General Gottemoeller: It’s impossible to imagine any conflict in the future that doesn’t include a substantial asymmetric dimension.
The Fake News, why they spread and how to recognize them
Anna Kucirkova of Connex Digital Marketing explains the different kinds of “hoax” on Internet and social media, and how to spot them.
Daesh reacts to EUROPOL’s maxi cyber offensive, but at what cost?
Islamic State propaganda outlets are back online after the stop thanks to EU-US and Canada attacks with new servers and URLs. But who keeps and transfers backups is in the crosshairs.
RSA security conference identifies 3 of the worst cyber threats
They are insecure data in the cloud, malware for crypto-mining software and infiltration of infrastructure and industrial code. Actors are cybercrime and state sponsored hackers.
The U.S. Defence Department declares war on fake news with the DARPA
The Agency researchers are working on an automated tool to detect manipulations and provide detailed information about how the files were altered.
The pro-Turkey female’s botnets are fashionable in Syria
In the country is ongoing a propaganda campaign on social media to change the perception of Ankara and Olive Branch. The bait are fake girls profiles. The target: especially young males.
Which is the state of Media cybersecurity?
A survey of Akamai Technologies explains which are the worst cyber threats to the sector and the security measures adopted. But just 1% of companies is confident about them.
Hyperion Gray publishes the first surfable map of the Dark Web
It is a visualization of ~6.6k web sites running on onion services. It’s about 10% of the total (over 60,000 according to Tor Project) with no censorships.
EU experts present a strategy to counter online misinformation
From the HLEG a study on how to combat the phenomenon, which includes - in addition to fake news - all forms of false, inaccurate or misleading information disseminated to intentionally cause public damage or for profit.
DDoS cyber-attacks can also be used for good deeds
This kind of cyber aggression can provide good results when used against criminals and terrorists. It is particularly effective in targeting smartphones and other mobile devices.