Comment private information (Score 0) 1
They should better be careful... there are so many secrets that they need to protect (e.g. how much money do they really have and why they refused to pay back the victims of all the abuses)!
Submission + - Vatican Said To Be Victim in Recent Cyber Attack (securityweek.com) 1
wiredmikey writes: Late last week, security researchers from Radware discovered a new Trojan Key Logger on a system of one of its clients named “Admin.HLP” that captures sensitive user information and attempts to export it to a server in a remote location.
At the time Radware would not comment on who the victim was, but soon after, a source told FOXBusiness that the Victim was the Vatican.
The governing body of the Catholic Church is not commenting on the issue, however. “No comment,” is all that was said in a two-word email from the Vatican Press Office on August 31 sent in response to an inquiry from Catholic News Agency.
The Vatican has been hit with cyber attacks in the past, including DDoS attacks and Website defacements by Anonymous. It's unclear who was behind these recent targeted attacks, however.
At the time Radware would not comment on who the victim was, but soon after, a source told FOXBusiness that the Victim was the Vatican.
The governing body of the Catholic Church is not commenting on the issue, however. “No comment,” is all that was said in a two-word email from the Vatican Press Office on August 31 sent in response to an inquiry from Catholic News Agency.
The Vatican has been hit with cyber attacks in the past, including DDoS attacks and Website defacements by Anonymous. It's unclear who was behind these recent targeted attacks, however.
Comment 200 mph (Score 0) 71
traveling at up to 200 mph
At that speed, it would only get 20 years to go to mars
At that speed, it would only get 20 years to go to mars
Submission + - University of Cambridge offers free online Raspberry Pi course (pcpro.co.uk)
Barence writes: The University of Cambridge has released a free 12-step online course on building a basic operating system for the Raspberry Pi. The course, Baking Pi — Operating Systems Development, was compiled by student Alex Chadwick during a summer interning in the school's computer lab, and has been put online to help this year's new recruits start work with the device. The university has already purchased a Raspberry Pi for every new Computer Science student starting in 2012.
Submission + - Why it might be worth waiting for the iPhone 5? (mirolta.com)
An anonymous reader writes: Rumors keep swirling around about the new iPhone 5 which might be released this autumn, although Apple has yet to confirm. The question is that the plaguing tech-savvy phone users all over the world should buy the iPhone 4S now or wait it out for a few months and upgrade when the iPhone 5 becomes available?
