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  Security roundup: Anonymous attacks DOJ, RIAA sites; Israeli-Palestinian cyberconflict escalates

  Angered by the move by federal authorities to shut down the popular website Megaupload on charges it illegally shared movies, TV shows and e-books, hackers said to be working on behalf of the hactivist group Anonymous late yesterday launched denial-of-service attacks against a number of websites, including that of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

  By Ellen Messmer | 21 January, 2012 08:26

  Tags: anonymous, cybercrime, cybersecurity, fbi, kodak, legal, megaupload, Recording Industry Association of America, riaa, scada, security, software code, software programmer, SOPA

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  FBI busts programmer for stealing US Treasury code

  The FBI said it arrested a computer programmer in New York this week and charged him with stealing proprietary software code from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The software known as the Government-Wide Accounting and Reporting Program (GWA) handles all manner of U.S. government financial transactions.

  By Michael Cooney | 21 January, 2012 07:31

  Tags: cybercrime, cybersecurity, fbi, government, industry verticals, legal, security, software code, software programmer

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