The artist formerly known as “Dr. Kevin G. Coleman, Ph.D.” purchased his doctoral degree from a diploma mill. Now, Coleman’s “Technolytics Institute” will bestow you with IT security certifications for a paltry $275 to $300…

“Some­day they’re going to name a base after a [cyber­space] hero…”

Sophos took a survey to see who their customers are blaming for the spread of the Downadup worm. Sadly, their survey didn’t let anyone point a finger at “antivirus software, for failing to do its job…”

A blogger at SANS worries that innocent and well-meaning Internet users will threaten the very foundations of the Internet during the inauguration of Barack Obama…

USAF wants to help Hollywood make movies that make USAF look like a bunch of cyber-imbeciles. “Air Force Cyberspace Command is your ally when the plot involves an Air Force-owned supercomputer that goes insane and hacks into an MQ-9 UAV to blow up critical U.S. infrastructures near the nation’s capitol…”

A viral video on YouTube insists the Internet as we know it will die by 2012 — killed not by a virus or worm as so often predicted, but by pure corporate greed…

Who needs smart bombs? The U.S. Air Force can wipe out terrorists with two clicks of a mouse…

The third-largest U.S. defense contractor insists they can stop the apocalypse of a “digital war” if everyone switches to “secure email”…

Wikipedia’s “cyber-terrorism” article garnered some much-needed criticism from one of the many curators of knowledge out there…