For me, this week started with an important question that emerged from the deep Internet:
"@StartupLJackson If you haven't been hacked by the Chinese you got to ask yourself, does the shit you're doing really even matter?"
Jokes apart, many important news regarding cybersecurity found a place on the newspaper, here is my selection...
hope you enjoy it!
FireEye @FireEye discovers a longstanding advanced persistent threat campaign targeting U.S. aerospace & defense industry: http://ow.ly/hrGWd
Armando Leotta @ArMyZ The Best Free Ways to Send Encrypted Email and Secure Messages http://zite.to/XxVF
#Bit9 Admits Systems #Breach, Stolen Code-Signing Certificates http://www.crn.com/news/security/240148192/bit9-admits-systems-breach-stolen-code-signing-certificates.htm #Infosec
Nicolas Brulez @nicolasbrulez MT @DarkReading: Researcher shows how the infamous cyberespionage families Flame & Duqu can be repurposed http://ow.ly/htAEP #SAS2013
NIST is requesting comments on the draft of Security and Privacy Controls for Federal Information Systems SP800-53 Rev4 http://www.nist.gov/itl/csd/sp800-020613.cfm
Fed confirms but downplays #Anonymous Super Bowl banker hack http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/02/06/fed_confirms_downplays_anon_superbowl_hack/ - #US Federal Reserve #hacked during Super Bowl
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