Before retiring from PenAir airline, Suzette Kugler set herself up with fake, high-privilege VPN user accounts that didn’t keep her secrets.
Tag Archives: hacking
Hackers hit 911 system, emergency dispatch affected
We don’t know what the attackers were after, but they managed to knock down one server that supported Baltimore’s emergency dispatching.
Your identity is secured by TWO Caesar ciphers! [Chet Chat Podcast 217]
Listen to the latest episode of our computer security podcast – from cyberdétente to cyberknitting… 
LinkedIn set to pay $13 million compensation over its email persistence
LinkedIn says it did nothing wrong but admits it could have been clearer about sending reminder emails to prospective connections.
Businessman who hacked 900 phones as “revenge” is jailed
He was a vengeful former business partner who deliberately hacked right into the middle of a demo to a prestigious customer…
Meet “SexyCyborg” and her high-heeled shoes… with hacking tools inside!
American TV show, Mr Robot, inspires Chinese web developer to create her own hacking toolkit – hidden away in her high heels.
32 hackers and traders charged with $100m in “insider trading” using stolen press releases
According to the charges, even a document stolen just 36 minutes before its official release was enough to make $500k in “insider trades.”
Hacked: yup, even your skateboard isn’t safe
Security researchers have revealed the latest IoT security blunder by hacking electric skateboards via a Bluetooth controller.
How (not) to pay yourself a $14m bonus – 60 Sec Security [VIDEO]
Our weekly 1-minute security video…news with some fun in it!
SSCC 208 – (Cyber)crime and Punishment [PODCAST]
Join us for the weekly Chet Chat! In this episode: Cybercrime (and punishment), crimeware, the Angler exploit kit, and how the Fourth Amendment applies to social networks.