| Wrapping up Black Hat 2011 with Robert Clark of the U.S. Cyber Command Deb Shinder reports from Black Hat 2011. On day two, she attended a talk on cyberlaw issues given by Robert Clark of U.S. Army Cyber Command. Read more Day two of Black Hat 2011: Peiter (Mudge) Zatko Deb Shinder reports on Peiter Zatko's address from Black Hat 2011, where he talked about system complexity and increasing attack surfaces. Read more Black Hat 2011 update: Macs in the crosshairs, Kaminsky on BitCoin Deb Shinder reports on two of the sessions from Black Hat 2011 -- insecure default settings in Mac OS X and Dan Kaminsky on online payment systems, including BitCoin. Read more Black Hat 2011 update: Keynote address complete with sirens Deb Shinder kicks off the news from Black Hat 2011 with a report from the keynote address and a mysterious series of alarms at the conference center. Read more Black Hat demo shows vulnerability of insulin pumps to remote attack Security analyst Jerome Radcliffe had good reason to research the vulnerability of insulin pumps and similar medical devices to remote attack -- he's a diabetic. What he found out is pretty scary. Read more Attention, world, you've been pwned! McAfee details global cyber-espionage campaign McAfee reports that large-scale cyber warfare operations against the U.S. and other global targets have been well underway for five years in an extensive campaign dubbed "Operation Shady Rat." Read more | 
