Interesting Reuters article from Gerry Shih on CloudFlare, a web start-up that shields customer websites from DDOS attacks by rerouting internet traffic. The firm’s practices are a bit controversial because it counts designated terrorists and cyber criminals among its customers. The Reuters article questions whether this would constitute a violation of the material support statutes considering CouldFlare is helping to keep terrorist websites online.
Selling flak jackets in cyberwar: Reuters
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NATO Conference on Cyber Conflict materials now available.
Cybercrime
FBI unable to hire number of computer scientists authorized, according to Inspector General program audit
Cyber Espionage
U.S. Charges Chinese Man With Economic Espionage For Stealing Source Code With Intent To Benefit The Chinese Government
Cyber Espionage
U.S. Charges Chinese Man With Economic Espionage For Stealing Source Code With Intent To Benefit The Chinese Government
Cyber Espionage
U.S. Charges Chinese Man With Economic Espionage For Stealing Source Code With Intent To Benefit The Chinese Government
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