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Germany's foreign intelligence chief is warning of cyberattacks aimed at political destabilization as the country prepares for an election next year, and says evidence suggests Russian involvement in hacking during the U.S. campaign. A warning from Germany's foreign intelligence chief Bruno Kahl says Russian hackers could try to stick their fingers in Germany's political process heading into next year's election.AP correspondent Frank Jordans reports Kahl's concern is based on what happened during the U.S. presidential election campaign.Kahl told a German news paper that the Federal Intelligence Service knows of cyberattacks that have no other point than causing political insecurity."He said Europe and Germany in particular are the focus of the attempted disruption.Kahl's comments follow a large internet outage that affected almost a million customers of German telecoms giant Deutsche Telekom starting Sunday.Germany's Interior Minister said he didn't want to speculate on the origin of the outage.Germany's election is expected next September."

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Why write open source code and when you should start. If you're interested in Python, John's found just the man, Nick Coghlan of Red Hat joins John to discuss open source, python and how a casual interest can turn into big part of your career and your life.

Why write open source code and when you should start. If you're interested in Python, John's found just the man, Nick Coghlan of Red Hat joins John to discuss open source, python and how a casual interest can turn into big part of your career and your life.

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CYBERDELIA: HACKERS SCREENING + CYBERPUNK DANCE PARTY Movie screening at 7:30pm; dance party after! With DJs: Kidhack DJ Tripp and his Big Ass Touchscreen Plus special guest DJs: Synthetix G.A.M.M.A. And in Above DNA: Technolatry presents: Joey Beltram and more! Hosted by: MC "The Plague" Kingfish (Hubba Hubba Revue) • Hackers costume contest at 10:30pm! • Head-to-head Wipeout XL competition throughout the night! • The Cyberdelia Gogo Dancers! • Rollerblades welcome... "Hackers penetrate and ravage delicate public and privately owned computer systems, infecting them with viruses, and stealing materials for their own ends. These people, they are terrorists." As per longstanding tradition, we are dressing up DNA Lounge as Cyberdelia, the club from the movie Hackers! Join us for a screening of the movie at 7:30pm, followed by a cyberpunk dance party! Also, we've installed an Olympic-sized swimming pool on the roof. Movie seating is extremely limited, so get your reserved seating tickets early if you don't want to do your heckling from the bar (not that there's anything wrong with that). Costumes strongly encouraged -- are you more of an Acid Burn, a Phantom Phreak, a Mr. The Plague Sir, or a Joey? Join us for the costume contest at 10:30pm, win cash and fabulous Hackers-themed prizes! Also: don't forget to HACK THE PLANET! Movie Tickets and Seating Information: General Admission tickets do not include guaranteed seating. Reserved Seating: for the movie is sold by the chair. When these sell out, there is ample standing room. Front Row VIP: A table for five right up front, including admission for five and bottle service. Post-Movie Eliteness: VIP Booths: These are against the wall, upstairs or downstairs and include admission for 6, 9 or 12, depending, plus bottle service. These booths do not have an unimpeded view of the movie screen! Buy tickets: https://www.dnalounge.com/calendar/2021/09-17.html Watch and listen: Cyberdelia: 26 Years of Hackers: http://youtu.be/_orKXkgcuno Hackers Trailer: http://youtu.be/Rn2cf_wJ4f4 Fluke: Atombomb: http://youtu.be/PHMzCpy0fXc electro. big beat. trance. cyberpunk. doors @ 6:30pm; movie @ 7:30pm; party @ 10pm. 18+ with ID. Gen. Adm.: $10, $15 limited advance; $20 after; Main Floor Seating: $20, $25 limited advance; $30 after; $35 day of show; Balcony Seating: $20, $25 limited advance; $30 after; $35 day of show. RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/2777704702519657/

This video discusses the recent Sony Playstation Firmware Update 3.56 and how it has seemingly stopped a lot of these hacked Playstation consoles from accessing the network and in some cases working at all.

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El director del Invima, Francisco Rossi, reveló detalles del más reciente ataque informático que sufrió la entidad. La nueva ofensiva de los hackers se presentó ocho meses despues de una primera intrusión, la cual generó retrasos en la entrada y salida de contenedores con alimentos y otros productos en puertos del país. El ataque, hasta entonces sin precedentes en la historia del país, generó graves demoras en los trámites y obligó a que varios procedimientos se realizaran manualmente por varias semanas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another payoff to Ransomware hackers. Facebook to launch a smartwatch? Microsoft to launch a dedicated game streaming device? Samsung unveils a tiny, tiny camera sensor. Stripe wants to handle your sales tax headache. And can the creator economy take off in a world of App Stores with 30% rakes?Sponsors:Skiff.org/rideCybereason.comLinks:JBS Paid $11 Million to Resolve Ransomware Attack (Wall Street Journal)Facebook plans first smartwatch for next summer with two cameras, heart rate monitor (The Verge)Microsoft is building its own streaming devices as part of a major Xbox Game Pass expansion (Protocol)Samsung pushes pixel size even further with new camera sensor (The Verge)Payments giant Stripe launches Stripe Tax to integrate sales tax calculations for 30+ countries (Tech Crunch)The creator economy is running into the Apple Tax - this startup is fighting back (The Verge)

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We examine the infamous hacking group, Anonymous, the history of hacking, the hacking culture they were born into, and more!

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A panel discussion focusing on writing about hackers with Winn Schwartau (Terminal Compromise), Paul Tough (Harpers, Esquire), Julian Dibbel (Village Voice, Spin), and people involved in the filming of a major motion picture all about hackers (Rafael Moreu, Michael Peyser, Iain Softley).

OK, how is it done, really? We've all heard about cellular phone cloning but how many of us have had the guts to actually do it ourselves? Actually, probably quite a few because it's relatively easy. But, as with any technological trick, there is a multitude of misinformation being handed out. That won't happen here as the true experts will be on hand to demonstrate cloning and answer questions. We will show how cloning is not made available for free! You will also see firsthand the risks of using a cellular phone. Hosted by Jason Hillyard, Mark Lottor, Andy Müller-Maguhn, Bernie S.

The notorious group of hackers known as Anonymous have waged war against Sony, but now have officially crossed the line. Click here to read the related article, http://gamrfeed.vgchartz.com/story/85377/hackers-now-begin-targeting-sony-employees-and-their-families/

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What could be less threatening than the old office fax machine? Nothing. That's precisely why it's used as a backdoor for hackers to get into an organization's network. There's now a security warning about fax machines.As the AP's Ed Donahue reports, a company in Israel has discovered security flaws.

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Recorded at Center for Security Policy's National Security Group Lunch on Capitol Hill on Friday, 13 June, 2014 Paul Rosenzweig, Former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy, Department of Homeland Security; author,Cyber Warfare: How Conflicts in Cyberspace are Challenging America and Changing the World (Praeger) Topic: The Justice Department's Indictment of Chinese Military Hackers

Video parodia en donde se entrevista a 3 miembros de los Hackers de Dross

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By Andrew Hay and Thibault Reuille "The way a human efficiently digests information varies from person-to-person. Scientific studies have shown that some individuals learn better through the presentation of visual/spatial information compared to simply reading text. Why then do vendors expect customers to consume presented data following only the written word method as opposed to advanced graphical representations of the data? We believe this approach is dated. To help the neglected visually inclined masses, we decided to create a free and Open Source engine to remove the complexity of creating advanced data visualizations. The ultimate goal of the project was to allow for the visualization of any loosely related data without having to endlessly reformat that data. For the visual/spatial learners, the engine will interpret their own data, whether it be a simple or complex system, and present the results in a way that their brains can understand. Learning, for visual-spatial learners, takes place all at once, with large chunks of information grasped in intuitive leaps, rather than in the gradual accretion of isolated facts or small steps. For example, a visual-spatial learner can grasp all of the multiplication facts as a related set in a chart much easier and faster than memorizing each fact independently. We believe that some security practitioners might be able to better utilize their respective data sets if provided with an investigative model that their brains can understand. During this presentation, we will show you how you can take any relational data set, quickly massage the format, and visualize the results. We will also share some observations and conclusions drawn from the results of the visualization that may not have appeared in simple text form. We have used this engine within OpenDNS to track CryptoLocker and CryptoDefense ransomware, Red October malware, and the Kelihos botnet. Additionally, specific Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) campaigns, carding sites, and even a map of the Internet via Autonomous Systems have been visualized using the engine. Interesting data can also be isolated through the use of Python and JavaScript-based plugins that can be easily added to the engine's framework. These plugins affect the way the data is visualized and allow analysts to make sense of their data as it relates to the question they're trying to answer. The ""big picture"" model will help visually inclined incident responders, security analysts, and malware researchers visually stitch together complex data sets without needing a PhD in math or particle physics." Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mR_BhumEKcY Uploader: Black Hat

The Department of Justice unsealed charges against two Iranian hackers who allegedly used ransomware to target American hospitals, universities and government agencies.

The Department of Justice unsealed charges against two Iranian hackers who allegedly used ransomware to target American hospitals, universities and government agencies.

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I will explore the ways in which music is influenced by making and hacking, including a whistle-stop tour of some key points in music hacking history. This starts with 1940s Musique Concrete and Daphne Oram’s work on early electronic music at the BBC, and blossoms into the strange and wonderful projects coming out of the modern music hacker scenes in London and Berlin, including a pipe organ made of Furbies, a sound art marble run, robotic music machines, gesture controlled moon cellos, and singing circuit sculptures. I'll also be sharing some of own work, plus my favourite new ways to make embedded instruments, including plenty of amazing Open Source hardware and software. Source: https://media.ccc.de/v/36c3-10548-hackers_makers_changing_music_technology Uploader: tubeup.py

Ever received a suspicious email asking for personal details? Phishing scams are one of the most common cyber threats, tricking people into revealing sensitive information. 🔍 In this video, we break down: ✅ What is Phishing? – How hackers use fake emails to steal your data ✅ How to Spot a Phishing Email – Key warning signs to look for ✅ The Dangers of Clicking Suspicious Links – How malware gets installed ✅ How to Protect Yourself from Email Scams – Best security practices for individuals & businesses 🚀 Want to learn how to defend against phishing and cyber attacks? Enroll in the Top Cyber Security Training Institute Online in Mumbai and gain hands-on expertise in Ethical Hacking, Email Security, and Cyber Threat Intelligence. For more information visit our website: https://bostoninstituteofanalytics.org/india/mumbai/andheri/school-of-technology-ai/cyber-security-and-ethical-hacking/

We continue the conversation about OpenAI by taking a closer look at machine learning and deep learning. Including the current phenomena of deep fake. #EPCC #EPCCTV #openai

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