Showing posts with label DarkSeoul. Show all posts
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10 December 2014

Sony, DarkSeoul, Hackers, North Korea Links (video)

What's the Deal With DarkSeoul?
Sony's hackers are demanding the studio stop showing 'The Interview.' Experts say the attacks on Sony show similarities with a hacking group called DarkSeoul with suspected links to North Korea. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Reuters

Sony's PlayStation store back online after cyber attack
Reuters
REUTERS - Sony Corp said its PlayStation Network and Sony Entertainment Network had been disrupted by hackers in a distributed denial-of-service attack on Monday. Sony said its systems were back online and the company was investigating the cause of ...



The Week Magazine

Hackers sent Sony extortion email before security breach
The Week Magazine
The hackers behind a major attack against Sony last month reportedly emailed the company beforehand asking for money, Mashable reports. "Pay the damage, or Sony Pictures will be bombarded as a whole," the Nov. 21 email read. "You know us very well.



TechCrunch

Amazon To Let Shoppers Bargain For Lower Prices With New “Make An Offer” Option
TechCrunch
Amazon, pushing hard to pick up more business during the holiday season, wants you to make a deal. Taking a page from the likes of eBay and ...
Now you can haggle on Amazon - USA TODAY


CNET

Amazon tests delivery by bike in New York City
CNET
Amazon is testing bike messengers deliveries in New York City, which ... Google launchedGoogle Express last year in San Francisco and has since ...
Amazon wants an NYC bike messenger to bring you a package within an hour - The Verge


CNET

Facebook, Vessel put YouTube on notice: Your talent isn't safe
CNET
Over the last several months, Google has been actively striking deals with ... WhileFacebook is an obvious threat to YouTube, Google is by far more ... and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, to collect funds and target content creators. ... Don Reisinger is a technologycolumnist who has covered everything from ...



NBCNews.com

Amazon Official to FAA: Let Us Test Our Delivery Drones Outdoors
NBCNews.com
The massive flames that lit up downtown Los Angeles early Monday were terrifying, but thanks to modern firefighting technology and techniques, they ...

Google-backed password-killer crosses major milestone
The Verge
In October, Google unveiled a surprising new way to log into Chrome and ... Google's security key was one example, and another was Samsung's ... has built a program adapting Apple's now-open API to the FIDO protocols. ... Qualcomm, and Blackberry; service companies like Google, Microsoft, and ...

Facebook Video Is Driving YouTube Off Facebook
Business Insider
Outside of Facebook, YouTube still dominates in terms of video uploads and views. A Google spokeswoman told Business Insider that 300 hours of ...

Powerful, highly stealthy Linux trojan may have infected victims for years
Ars Technica
Researchers have uncovered an extremely stealthy trojan for Linux systems that attackers have been using to siphon sensitive data from governments and pharmaceutical companies around the world. The previously undiscovered malware represents a ...


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09 December 2014

How Sony Hack Started in Thai Hotel (video)

How Sony’s ‘DarkSeoul’ Hack Started in Thai Hotel: Video - Bloomberg:
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Casaba Security Co-Founder Jason Glassberg discusses the security breach at Sony. Bloomberg’s Jordan Robertson also speaks on “Bloomberg West.” (Source: Bloomberg 12/8)

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USA TODAY

Apple, Amazon refuse to release federal diversity data
USA TODAY
Facebook, eBay, Google, Yahoo and LinkedIn are among the technology companies ... Chief among them were Microsoft, Twitter, Apple and Amazon.


TIME

11 Google Tricks That Will Change the Way You Search
TIME
Google Search's learning curve is an odd one. You use it every day, but still all you know is how to search. But the search engine has plenty of tricks ...


TechCrunch

Facebook Search now lets you find specific posts, not just people
The Verge
It's been almost two years since Facebook launched Graph Search, ... like how most people think of searching on Google than Graph Search does.
Facebook Brings Graph Search To Mobile And Lets You Find Feed Posts By Keyword - TechCrunch


The Hindu

Why would Mark Zuckerberg want Facebook employees to read the Chinese president's book?
Washington Post (blog)
Even if the motive behind it was sincere, it's hard to deny that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's decision to conduct a Beijing Q and A session ...
Facebook is making employees read Chinese propaganda to impress Beijing - Quartz


USA TODAY

Facebook Messenger top free iPhone app of year
USA TODAY
LOS ANGELES – When Facebook in July told users they needed to download the separate ... Apple has released its annual look back at the year that was in App Land, and we've got the list here. ... 7: Google Maps. • No. ... 5. Microsoft Word. 6. FacebookMessenger. 7. Facebook. 8. Candy Crush Saga.

How Google Is Making reCAPTCHA Simpler
Forbes
To determine if a user is human, many Internet companies have implemented “Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and ...


CNET

Ex-Apple exec going to jail for kickback scheme
CNET
A former Apple executive who sold confidential product information to suppliers will ... Solutions, Fastening Technologies and Nishoku Technology.


The Guardian

I've Abandoned iTunes Because Google Music Is So Much Better
Business Insider
I've switched to Google Music — and it's way better. ... feels like a product that would have sprung naturally from Microsoft's Office/Windows environment. ... If you have a large music collection, with songs from Apple, Amazon, your own CD ... 


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