Apr
28
2008
The commander of AFCYBER wants you to think the Air Force only just started to look at hackers. Bah! When I enlisted as a computer programmer in 1982, I was surrounded by socially inept hackers with acceptable physical standards who started off the day with a can of soda back when coffee was the only acceptable morning beverage…
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Apr
28
2008
The third-largest U.S. defense contractor insists they can stop the apocalypse of a “digital war” if everyone switches to “secure email”…
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Apr
28
2008
Wikipedia’s “cyber-terrorism” article garnered some much-needed criticism from one of the many curators of knowledge out there…
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Apr
28
2008
The chief constable for the British Transport Police has called on Britons to wage a terror campaign (!) against the very politicians he works for. “We need to terrify” them, he proclaimed, because elected officials “don’t seem to have an appropriate sense of fear” when it comes to cyber crime…
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Apr
28
2008
USAF’s latest “Air Force must put Hollywood out of a job” opinion piece is truly hilarious. This is what you get when a public relations dweeb thinks he’s a cyberspace pundit…
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Feb
03
2008
The U.S. Air Force seems far too eager to pitch its new "cyberspace" mission. Case in point: their brand-new Cyberspace Command published a classified publicity photo on their website. And shouldn’t you put your best foot forward in a publicity photo…?
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Tags: 070712-F-3961R-103, ADVEIS, AFCYBER, Cecilio Ricardo, classified, ClearCube, Clinton Tips, DMS CRL, FOIA requests, Jason Simmons, NIPRNET, NSA, OPSEC, SIPRNET, USAF
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