cyber warfare
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Tesla Employee Turned Down $1.4 Million Bribe Offered By A Russian National To Infect Tesla Gigafactory With Malware: FBI
There’s been some exciting skulduggery going on with Tesla, and I’m not even exaggerating things just so I could finally use the word “skulduggery” in a post. In fact, I think it’s been a solid decade since that word was last used here. But I think it’s justified in the case of a Tesla employee…
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Russia To Test Whether Its Internet Can Be Disconnected From The Rest Of The World
Internet providers in Russia are preparing to conduct exercises that will help the nation build a path toward possible internet independence, according to Russian news reports.
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US Tried To Attack North Korea’s Nukes With A Computer Virus And Failed
Sometimes being an intensely secretive regime trading in relentless obscurity has its perks: The US tried to secretly attack North Korea’s nuclear program with a computer virus, but failed because it couldn’t find the information necessary to infect the North Korean system with a virus.
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The Tiny Model Town Where The Military Trains For Cyber Warfare
In an undisclosed location in New Jersey, there’s a tiny little town that’s used as a training grounds to prepare the military for cyber warfare. No, tinier than that. Think more like model train sized. It’s called CyberCity, and WNYC’s New Tech City recently paid a visit.