Submission + - RSA's servers hacked (rsa.com)
Khopesh writes: "EMC subsidiary RSA was the victim of 'an extremely sophisticated cyber attack' which resulted in the possible theft of the two-factor code used by their SecurID products."
Submission Summary: 0 pending, 23 declined, 3 accepted (26 total, 11.54% accepted)
Submission + - Iran launches cyber-police units (theinquirer.net)
Khopesh writes: Iran is implementing a cyber police force to combat social networks and similar sources of 'espionage and riots.' This will likely result in more control over internet access than efforts that might hinder attacks like Stuxnet.
Submission + - Compromised .giv, .mil, .edu sites for sale (krebsonsecurity.com) 1
Khopesh writes: Imperva blogged today about the sale of compromised .gov, .mil, and .edu sites, illustrating that cyber-criminals are getting bolder. Krebs on Security has an unredacted view of the site list. Perhaps the biggest threat is yet to come; if an industrious criminal can break into top government and military sites, so too can government-backed teams, proving that GhostNet and Stuxnet are just the beginning...
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