Corporate Hacks
2020 – SolarWinds
03-05-2023: SolarWinds detected 6 months earlier. [Schneier] [Wired]
08-02-2023: SolarWinds and market incentives. [Schneier] [EtherealMind]
06-12-2021: SolarWinds hackers have a whole bag of new tricks for mass compromise attacks [Ars Technica]
25-10-2021: Micosoft says SolarWinds hackers may have breached 14 more companies. [Engadgeet]
30-08-2021: Excellent write-up of the SolarWinds security breach. [Schneier] [Lawfare]
12-07-2021: Microsoft discovers critical SolarWinds zero-day under active attack. [Ars Technica] [Ars Technica] [Engadget] [Schneier] [Washington Post] [The Verge]
27-06-2021: SolarWinds hackers breach Microsoft support agent. [Ars Technica]
25-04-2021: Russia 'likely' kept access to US networks after SolarWinds hack [Engadget]
15-04-2021: US and UK claim Russia's APT29 behind SolarWinds hack. [The Register] [Ars Technica]
18-02-2021: Microsoft: SolarWinds hackers stole source code for three products. [Ars Technica] [The Register] [Engadget]
04-02-2021: SolarWinds patches vulnerabilities that could allow full system control. [Ars Technica]
04-02-2021: Another SolarWinds Orion hack. [Schneier]
03-02-2021: More SolarWinds news. [Schneier]
21-01-2021: Microsoft SolarWinds analysis: attackers hid inside Windows systems by wearing skins of legit processes. [The Register]
20-01-2021: SolarWinds hackers also targeted Malwarebytes. [Engadget] [Ars Technica]
19-01-2021: Injecting a backdoor into SolarWinds Orion. [Schneier]
12-01-2021: SolarWinds malware exfiltrated 6 months before anyone realised it was there. [The Register]
12-01-2021: Kaspersky autopsies evidence on SolarWinds hack. [The Register]
12-01-2021: SolarWinds malware has links to Russian-speaking hackers. [Ars Technica]
08-01-2021: Russia's SolarWinds attack and software security. [Schneier]
07-01-2021: Sealed US court records exposed in SolarWinds breach. [Krebs]
06-01-2021: NSA and FBI say Russia was likely behind SolarWinds attack. [Ars Technica] [Engadget]
05-01-2021: Latest on SVR's SolarWinds hack. [Schneier]
02-01-2021: SolarWinds hack may be much worse than originally feared. [The Verge] [Engadget]
31-12-2020: SolarWinds hackers accessed Microsoft source code. [Engadget] [The Verge] [The Register]
28-12-2020: Russia's SolarWinds attack. [Schneier]
23-12-2020: List of known SolarWinds breach victims grows, as do attack vectors. [DC Knowledge]
20-12-2020: US Secretary of State: Russia 'clearly' behind SolarWinds operation. [BBC News]
18-12-2020: UK assessing impact of hacking campaign. [BBC News]
18-12-2020: NSA on authentication attacks. [Schneier]
18-12-2020: Microsoft president calls SolarWinds hack an “act of recklessness”. [Ars Technica]
18-12-2020: Microsoft confirms it found compromised SolarWinds code in its systems. [Engadget] [DC Knowledge]
17-12-2020: SolarWinds hack presents a grave risk to the US. [Ars Technica] [Engadget]
17-12-2020: More on the SolarWinds breach. [Schneier] [ExtremeTech] [The Verge] [Ars Technica]
16-12-2020: SolarWinds’ shares drop 22 per cent, but $286m stock sold just before hack announced. [The Register]
16-12-2020: FireEye discovered SolarWinds breach while probing own hack. [DC Knowledge]
16-12-2020: Malicious domain in SolarWinds hack turned into ‘killswitch’. [Krebs]
16-12-2020: Hack may have exposed deep US secrets; damage yet unknown. [Stuff]
16-12-2020: SolarWinds FTP password leaked on GitHub in plaintext. [The Register]
14-12-2020: SolarWinds hackers have a clever way to bypass MFA. [Ars Technica] [Schneier]
14-12-2020: 18,000 organizations downloaded backdoor planted by Cozy Bear hackers. [Ars Technica] [The Register] [Krebs] [Graham Cluley]
14-12-2020: US and UK governments hacked through backdoored SolarWinds software. [Krebs] [The Register] [DC Knowledge] [Stuff] [Schneier] [BBC News] [BBC News]
2020 – Twitter
31-07-2020: Three charged in Twitter hack. [Krebs] [Schneier] [The Verge] [The Register]
31-07-2020: Phone spear phishing attack helped Twitter hackers. [Graham Cluley] [BBC News]
31-07-2020: Twitter says spear-phishing attack hooked its staff and led to celebrity account hijack. [The Register]
27-07-2020: Over 1000 Twitter staff and contractors had access to internal tools that helped hackers hijack accounts. [Bitdefender]
23-07-2020: Politician amongst those who had their DMs accessed during Twitter hack. [Graham Cluley]
20-07-2020: Twitter hackers busted 2FA to access accounts and then reset user passwords. [The Register]
18-07-2020: Twitter confirms 'Bitcoin' hackers copied the data of several accounts. [Engadget] [BBC News]
17-07-2020: Everything we know about the Twitter Bitcoin hack. [Engadget] [The Verge]
17-07-2020: Twitter says attackers targeted 130 accounts during breach. [Engadget]
16-07-2020: Trump’s Twitter account has extra protections, which could be why it didn’t get hacked. [The Verge]
16-07-2020: FBI opens investigation into Twitter attack over national security concerns. [The Verge] [BBC News] [Engadget]
16-07-2020: Why high-profile users should be worried over the Twitter hack. [Graham Cluley]
16-07-2020: Who's behind the Twitter hack? [Krebs]
16-07-2020: Hackers might have paid a Twitter employee to conduct massive crypto scam. [ExtremeTech] [NZ Herald] [Schneier] [Motherboard]
16-07-2020: Twitter hack -- what went wrong and why it matters. [BBC News]
16-07-2020: The Twitter mega-hack -- what you need to know. [Graham Cluley]
16-07-2020: Twitter reveals that its own employee tools contributed to hack. [The Verge] [Engadget] [Ars Technica]
16-07-2020: Twitter hack could be a global security crisis. [The Verge]
16-07-2020: Twitter shut off the ability for many people to tweet after massive hack. [The Verge] [Engadget]
16-07-2020: Crypto scammers hack big Twitter accounts. [Ars Technica] [The Verge] [Engadget] [BBC News] [The Register] [ExtremeTech]
2015 – Ashley Madison
26-07-2022: A retrospective on the 2015 Ashley Madison breach. [Krebs]
26-04-2017: Ashley Madison blackmailers threaten to create Cheater’s Gallery exposing members who don’t pay up. [Graham Cluley] [HardOCP]
29-12-2016: Five unexpected lessons from the Ashley Madison breach. [Ars Technica]
11-09-2015: Flaws found in Ashley Madison password protection. [BBC News]
08-09-2015: Ashley Madison made dumb security mistakes, researcher says. [The Register]
01-09-2015: What if 'deuszu' ISN'T the Ashley Madison hacker? [The Register]
31-08-2015: Spy agencies mining Ashley Madison data for blackmail material. [Stuff]
28-08-2015: Ashley Madison founder steps down. [BBC News]
28-08-2015: Huge surge in spam emails since Ashley Madison hack. [NZ Herald]
27-08-2015: EFF: Ashley Madison abusing DMCA “to put genie back in the bottle”. [Ars Technica]
26-08-2015: Ashley Madison "delete tool" detailed in latest analysis. [BBC News]
26-08-2015: Who hacked Ashley Madison? [Krebs] [The Register] [HardOCP]
26-08-2015: Lessons learned from cracking 4,000 Ashley Madison passwords. [Ars Technica]
25-08-2015: Ashley Madison hit with $500 million in lawsuits. [Wired]
25-08-2015: Military investigated Ashley Madison customer over adultery. [Wired]
24-08-2015: Leaked Ashley Madison emails suggest execs hacked competitors. [Krebs] [BBC News] [Gizmodo] [Wired] [Graham Cluley] [HardOCP] [ZDNet] [The Register]
24-08-2015: $500k bounty for Ashley Madison hackers. [Krebs] [Graham Cluley] [Ars Technica] [Wired] [Engadget] [HardOCP] [The Independent] [The Register]
24-08-2015: John McAfee: Ashley Madison "Was an inside job". [Gizmodo]
22-08-2015: Ashley Madison hackers vow more attacks [Stuff]
22-08-2015: The Ashley Madison hack should scare you. [Engadget]
22-08-2015: Ashley Madison hackers leave footprints that may help investigators. [Ars Technica]
21-08-2015: Impact Team hackers break silence. [Gizmodo] [Stuff]
21-08-2015: Extortionists target Ashley Madison users. [Krebs]
21-08-2015: Second Ashley Madison dump prompts more inside-job speculation. [The Register]
21-08-2015: Ashley Madison hack exposes -- wait for it -- a lousy business. [Wired]
21-08-2015: Ashley Madison hackers bash the site's security practices. [Engadget] [Motherboard: part 1, part 2]
20-08-2015: Ashley Madison is sending out bogus DMCA takedown notices. [Gizmodo]
20-08-2015: Map shows gender breakdown of Ashley Madison users across the world. [Gizmodo] [CartoDB] [NZ Herald]
20-08-2015: 2nd dump from Ashley Madison hack twice the size, includes CEO e-mail. [Ars Technica] [Wired] [BBC News] [Stuff] [Gizmodo] [The Register] [Engadget]
20-08-2015: The Pentagon is investigating the Ashley Madison hack. [Gizmodo]
20-08-2015: Ashley Madison: Who are the hackers behind the attack? [BBC News]
20-08-2015: The Ashley Madison files – are people really this stupid? [The Register]
20-08-2015: Owner of Ashley Madison website confirms some authentic data leaked. [Stuff] [The Register]
19-08-2015: Check if your data was leaked in the Ashley Madison hack. [Lifehacker]
19-08-2015: The Ashley Madison hack is only the beginning. [Gizmodo] [BBC News]
19-08-2015: How to search the Ashley Madison dump. [Wired] [Engadget]
19-08-2015: Ashley Madison hack is not only real, it’s worse than we thought. [Ars Technica] [Gawker] [NZ Herald]
19-08-2015: What's in the Ashley Madison dump? [BBC News]
18-08-2015: Ashley Madison's leaked database available for download. [Graham Cluley] [The Register] [Stuff] [Ars Technica] [Engadget] [Gizmodo] [Wired] [BBC News] [Krebs] [HardOCP] [ExtremeTech]
31-07-2015: Ashley Madison attack prompts spam link deluge. [BBC News]
28-07-2015: The Ashley Madison hack - further thoughts on its aftermath. [Graham Cluley]
21-07-2015: Ashley Madison invites red-faced cheats to bolt stable door for free. [The Register] [Stuff]
21-07-2015: No Ashley Madison, you weren't burgled by terrorists. [Graham Cluley]
21-07-2015: Ashley Madison gets hacked. [Ars Technica] [Schneier] [The Register] [Engadget] [Gizmodo] [Gizmodo]
2015 – OPM
04-11-2015: OPM management victim of large scale data hack. [HardOCP] [Reuters]
30-09-2015: CIA officers pulled from China because of OPM breach. [Ars Technica] [Gizmodo] [Washington Post] [BBC News]
23-09-2015: OPM breach included five times more stolen fingerprints. [Ars Technica] [The Register] [Engadget] [Gizmodo] [TripWire] [Stuff]
17-08-2015: That massive IRS hack was way more massive than we thought. [Gizmodo] [WSJ] [The Register]
23-07-2015: Obama administration decides not to blame China publicly for OPM hack. [Ars Technica]
21-07-2015: How the Army screwed over targets of biggest government hack ever. [Gizmodo] [The Intercept]
13-07-2015: Why the OPM hack will be a national security threat for decades to come. [Gizmodo]
11-07-2015: OPM got hacked and all I got was this stupid e-mail. [Ars Technica]
10-07-2015: OPM director resigns after news that hack affected 21.5 million people. [Ars Technica] [BBC News] [THG] [Gizmodo] [Graham Cluley]
09-07-2015: The largest government hack ever is way bigger than we thought. [Gizmodo] [Engadget]
05-07-2015: Hillary Clinton accuses China of hacking efforts. [Stuff] [Graham Cluley]
01-07-2015: OPM data hack. [Schneier]
29-06-2015: In wake of hack, no Federal background checks. [HardOCP] [ABC News]
26-06-2015: OPM data breach: National Intelligence head looks to Beijing. [The Register] [HardOCP] [cNet]
23-06-2015: Hackers may have personal data of 18 million US Government workers. [Gizmodo]
22-05-2015: “EPIC” fail -- how OPM hackers tapped the mother lode of espionage data. [Ars Technica]
19-06-2015: Investigators connect massive federal hack to China. [Engadget]
18-06-2015: OPM’s database for sale? Nope, it came from another US .Gov. [Krebs]
15-06-2015: Catching up on the OPM breach. [Krebs] [The Register]
12-06-2015: Hack of government employee records discovered by product demo. [Ars Technica]
12-06-2015: Background info on US spies, military stolen by hackers. [Engadget]
12-06-2015: How much info did hackers steal on US spies? Try all of it. [The Register]
11-06-2015: Hack on Federal database lost 4.1M social security numbers, personal info. [DailyTech] [Engadget] [Gizmodo] [HardOCP] [reCode]
09-06-2015: Why the “biggest government hack ever” got past the feds. [Ars Technica]
06-06-2015: Data hacked from federal government dates back to 1985 - US official. [Stuff]
05-06-2015: Chinese hackers accused of two more huge security breaches. [Gizmodo]
05-06-2015: Chinese hackers accused of making off with millions of US government employees' information. [Stuff] [DailyTech]
05-06-2015: Hackers steal files on 4 million US govt workers. [The Register] [BBC News] [Engadget]
2014 – Sony Pictures
29-07-2016: Sony Pictures sued over hack - again. [Gizmodo]
24-02-2016: The Sony hackers were causing mayhem years before they hit the company. [Wired]
25-02-2016: Hackers that took down Sony are still on the attack. [Stuff]
28-09-2015: Good article on the Sony attack. [Schneier] [Fortune: part 1, part 2, part 3]
18-04-2015: Sony pirated ebooks on hacking. [BoingBoing] [The Daily Dot]
16-04-2015: WikiLeaks publishes all documents and emails from Sony leak. [THG] [The Register] [Graham Cluley] [HardOCP] [cNet]
13-04-2015: Anyone can buy the malware used to hack Sony. [Gizmodo] [HardOCP] [cNet]
04-02-2015: Forget Norks, Russian hackers are in Sony Pictures' servers – claim. [The Register] [HardOCP] [Consumerist]
27-01-2015: It’s easy to point fingers at Sony. [Wired]
23-01-2015: Sony Pictures has announced that it expects to have some of its critical systems back online in earl. [Gizmodo] [Sony PDF]
21-01-2015: Sony hackers used a zero day vulnerability to break in. [Gizmodo] [reCode]
19-01-2015: US 'tapped N Korea computers in 2010' report claims. [BBC News] [Graham Cluley] [HardOCP] [NYT] [Ars Technica] [Engadget] [Gizmodo]
10-01-2015: The Feds got the Sony hack right, but the way they're framing it is dangerous. [Wired]
09-01-2015: Are we asking the right questions in the wake of the Sony breach? [Wired]
09-01-2015: Sony boss: 'No playbook' for dealing with hack attack. [BBC News] [TrustedReviews]
07-01-2015: Attributing the Sony attack. [Schneier]
07-01-2015: FBI will finally explain in detail how North Korea hacked Sony. [Gizmodo] [The Intercept]
07-01-2015: FBI explains how it linked North Korea to the Sony Pictures hack. [Engadget] [Gizmodo] [BBC News] [Ars Technica] [Wired] [HardOCP] [The Daily Beast] [BoingBoing] [NYT] [The Register] [Stuff] [HotForSecurity] [Schneier] [The Register]
08-01-2015: Critics say new evidence linking North Korea to the Sony hack is still flimsy. [Wired]
07-01-2015: The Sony hack attribution generator. [Graham Cluley] [Attributed]
02-01-2015: Obama administration: North Koreans probably not responsible for Sony Hack, but hey, let's sanction them anyway. [BoingBoing] [NYT] [Security Ledger] [HardOCP] [US DoT] [AP] [Wired] [Engadget] [Gizmodo] [The Register] [Graham Cluley] [Ars Technica]
04-01-2015: Norks scold Obama over Sony mega hack payback sanctions. [The Register] [Gizmodo]
30-12-2014: FBI maintains that North Korea hacked Sony as detractors mount. [Engadget]
30-12-2014: Sony hacked by ex-employee? [HardOCP] [Politico] [Ars Technica] [Schneier] [Politico] [Stuff]
30-12-2014: Infosec bods blame disgruntled insiders for savage Sony hack. [The Register]
30-12-2014: Sony hackers 'shared' stolen employee login data. [BBC News]
30-12-2014: US investigators suspect North Korea hired hackers for Sony 'The Interview' cyberattack. [Stuff]
29-12-2014: The Interview and the aftermath. [Engadget]
29-12-2014: Will The Interview change how Hollywood does business? [Stuff]
26-12-2014: Alternate theory on Sony Hack points to Russian hackers, not North Korea. [BoingBoing] [NYT]
25-12-2014: The Interview: 2014's most infamous film isn't great, but it's important. [Engadget]
24-12-2014: FBI warned of a Sony-style hack in a report last year. [Engadget]
24-12-2014: Meet the Sony hack truthers. [Gizmodo]
24-12-2014: Microsoft, Google back The Interview, North Korea vows attacks on America. [DailyTech]
24-12-2014: North Korea did not hack Sony, says security researcher. [BoingBoing] [The Daily Beast]
24-12-2014: Did North Korea really attack Sony? [Schneier]
23-12-2014: US lawmaker asks Sony for details on data breach. [HardOCP] [Network World]
23-12-2014: The case for North Korea’s role in Sony hack. [Krebs]
23-12-2014: If North Korea did hack Sony, it’s a whole new kind of cyberterrorism. [Wired]
23-12-2014: The Sony hack: a bitter multi-motive pill to chew. [DC Knowledge]
23-12-2014: Sony threatens to sue Twitter over tweets containing leaked emails. [Wired] [THG] [ReadWriteWeb] [Ars Technica]
22-12-2014: North Korea and cyberterrorists won big in Sony hack, researcher says. [Ars Technica]
22-12-2014: How to explain the Sony hack to your relatives. [Gizmodo]
22-12-2014: China condemns cyberattacks, but says no proof North Korea hacked Sony. [Reuters] [Gizmodo]
22-12-2014: Reacting to the Sony hack. [Schneier] [BoingBoing]
21-12-2014: 'Google catches us in an invisible web of our personal data without telling us'. [The Register]
20-12-2014: I work at Sony Pictures -- this is what it was like after we got hacked. [Fortune]
20-12-2014: FBI: North Korea responsible for Sony hack. [Stuff] [BoingBoing] [Krebs] [BoingBoing] [The Register] [FBI] [The Verge] [TrustedReviews] [Ars Technica] [Engadget] [Gizmodo]
20-12-2014: NORKS: FBI's Sony Pictures' hacking allegations are 'groundless slander'. [The Register]
20-12-2014: North Korea proposes joint Sony hack inquiry with US. [BBC News] [Engadget] [BBC News] [HardOCP] [PCWorld]
20-12-2014: US asks China to help rein in Korean hackers. [NYT] [The Register]
21-12-2014: North Korea denies hacking Sony. [Stuff]
21-12-2014: Obama doesn't believe the Sony hack was an act of war. [Engadget] [HardOCP] [CIO] [Stuff]
22-12-2014: China tells US it opposes cyber attacks. [BBC News]
22-12-2014: North Korea threatens to target White House following Sony attacks. [Gizmodo] [BBC News] [HardOCP] [The Guardian]
23-12-2014: Experts are still divided on whether North Korea is behind Sony attack. [Wired]
20-12-2014: A look at North Korea's cyberwar capabilities. [NZ Herald]
19-12-2014: How North Korea could have pulled off Sony Pictures hack. [CBS]
19-12-2014: Hackers used sophisticated SMB worm tool to attack Sony. [Security Week]
20-12-2014: Malware believed to hit Sony studio contained a cocktail of badness. [Ars Technica]
19-12-2014: Sony Pictures hack is Hollywood's 'Snowden moment' say infosec bods. [The Register]
20-12-2014: Leaked Sony IT evaluations: "there is no overall strategy". [Gizmodo]
19-12-2014: Lessons from the Sony hack. [Schneier]
19-12-2014: Timeline of the Sony Pictures Entertainment hack. [NZ Herald]
19-12-2014: Obama on hack: "Sony made a mistake" in killing The Interview. [BoingBoing] [BBC News] [Ars Technica] [Wired] [NZ Herald] [Engadget] [Gizmodo]
20-12-2014: Sony exec fires back at President Obama. [CNN]
19-12-2014: What is FBI evidence for North Korea hack attack? [BBC News]
19-12-2014: Sony hackers got in with stole admin credentials. [Gizmodo]
18-12-2014: Sloppy security hygiene made Sony Pictures ripe for hacking. [Ars Technica]
18-12-2014: State-sponsored or not, Sony Pictures malware “bomb” used slapdash code. [Ars Technica]
18-12-2014: US government fingers North Korea as the Sony hackers. [Ars Technica] [Stuff] [HardOCP] [ABC News] [Engadget] [NYT] [Hollywood Reporter] [ReadWriteWeb] [Graham Cluley]
18-12-2014: The evidence that North Korea hacked Sony is flimsy. [Wired]
18-12-2014: Whodunnit? The mystery of the Sony Pictures hack. [BBC News] [ExtremeTech]
18-12-2014: Why the Sony hack is unlikely to be the work of North Korea. [Marc Rogers]
17-12-2014: Sony Pictures employees now working in an office “from ten years ago”. [TechCrunch]
17-12-2014: Report: North Korea may be behind Sony Pictures hack after all. [Gizmodo] [ABC News]
17-12-2014: NY premiere of The Interview cancelled after hackers' terrorist threats. [The Register] [Graham Cluley]
17-12-2014: Sony hackers’ terror threat prompts movie chains to pass on The Interview. [Ars Technica] [BoingBoing] [Engadget] [Hollywood Reporter] [TrustedReviews]
18-12-2014: Sony axes The Interview flick launch amid hacker terror threat. [The Register] [HardOCP] [Variety] [Gizmodo] [Gizmodo] [Business Insider] [DailyTech]
18-12-2014: The hackers won -- now what? [Gizmodo]
19-12-2014: Sony Pictures CEO claims 'we have not caved'. [HardOCP] [Engadget]
19-12-2014: Hackers to Sony: We'll stand down if you never release the movie. [CNN]
19-12-2014: Why North Korea's Sony hack made The Interview required viewing. [Engadget]
20-12-2014: Hackers tell Sony “The Interview may release now” -- with edits. [Ars Technica]
20-12-2014: Sony 'will not drop' North Korea film The Interview. [BBC News] [Gizmodo]
20-12-2014: Unleash Seth Rogan on North Korea... via BitTorrent. [ReadWriteWeb]
20-12-2014: Sony hackers email: thanks for running scared, we'll stop now. [Gizmodo]
21-12-2014: BitTorrent wants to distribute The Interview. [Gizmodo] [VentureBeat] [Stuff] [TrustedReviews]
23-12-2014: Sony Pictures: The Interview will be in theaters on Christmas Day. [Engadget] [Gizmodo] [BoingBoing] [Ars Technica] [Hollywood Reporter] [Wired] [ReadWriteWeb] [The Register] [DailyTech] [TrustedReviews]
24-12-2014: Sony releases The Interview online. [BBC News] [Google] [Android Police] [ReadWriteWeb] [The Register] [HardOCP] [CNN] [HardOCP] [Hollywood Reporter] [TrustedReviews] [Business Insider] [Ars Technica] [Engadget] [Gizmodo] [Gizmodo]
24-12-2014: Apple reportedly refused to ‘fast track’ The Interview onto iTunes. [TrustedReviews]
24-12-2014: Review of The Interview. [Wired] [Gizmodo] [io9]
25-12-2014: The Interview is a hit with pirates. [HardOCP] [TorrentFreak] [Gizmodo]
28-12-2014: After the hype: here's what the internet thinks of 'The Interview'. [Engadget]
28-12-2014: Apple is also streaming The Interview starting today. [Gizmodo] [reCode] [Stuff] [Engadget]
17-12-2014: Sony hack: A guide to the cyber attack on Hollywood. [BBC News]
16-12-2014: Former employees are suing Sony over ‘epic nightmare’ hack. [Wired] [The Register]
16-12-2014: Sony Pictures hackers threaten violence against moviegoers: “Remember the 9/11". [BoingBoing] [Fusion] [Ars Technica] [Engadget] [Gizmodo] [BBC News] [Stuff]
15-12-2014: Sony Leak: the secret meetings that set Hollywood's anti-piracy war plan. [Gizmodo]
15-12-2014: 13 revelations from the Sony hack. [HardOCP] [cNet]
15-12-2014: Hackers won't release Sony workers' personal info if they object. [Engadget] [reCode] [Gizmodo]
15-12-2014: Hackers promise “Christmas present” Sony Pictures won’t like. [Ars Technica] [Wired]
16-12-2014: Sony hackers dump more hunks of stolen data, promise another 'Christmas gift'. [The Register] [NZ Herald]
15-12-2014: Sony to media: stop publishing our stolen stuff or we'll get nasty. [The Register] [BBC News] [Krebs] [Graham Cluley] [ReadWriteWeb] [TrustedReviews] [Stuff]
16-12-2014: Is it ethically okay for journalists to mine hacked Sony emails for stories? [BoingBoing] [Poynter]
16-12-2014: Sony hacks: Sorkin says media are 'morally treasonous'. [BBC News]
14-12-2014: Sony left personal data for millions unprotected. [Gawker]
13-12-2014: Sony Pictures hack sophisticated enough to enter government websites. [MobileBurn]
12-12-2014: Sony execs knew about extensive IT flaws two months before leaks. [Gizmodo] [reCode]
12-12-2014: Sony was hacked in February and chose to stay silent. [Gawker] [HardOCP]
12-12-2014: Report: Sony hacking its own leaked data to stop it being downloaded. [Gizmodo] [reCode] [The Register]
12-12-2014: I'm a Sony Pictures employee. [Gizmodo]
11-12-2014: Comments on the Sony hack. [Schneier]
11-12-2014: Sony attempts attack to prevent access of stole data. [ReadWriteWeb] [ExtremeTech]
11-12-2014: Amazon denies Sony used AWS for DDoS counter-attacks. [HardOCP] [ZDNet]
10-12-2014: Sony is reportedly using hacker methods to take its stolen data offline. [Engadget]
10-12-2014: Sony pictures hack: the whole story. [Engadget]
10-12-2014: Sony attackers also stole certificates to sign malware. [Ars Technica]
09-12-2014: The Sony hacks are terrifying. [Gizmodo]
09-12-2014: Why Sony keeps getting hacked. [Gizmodo]
09-12-2014: Leaked emails reveal that hackers demanded money from Sony Pictures before attack. [Graham Cluley]
08-12-2014: Sony Pictures attackers demand: “Stop the terrorist film!” [Ars Technica] [TrustedReviews] [NZ Herald]
08-12-2014: Kaspersky drops details on Sony hacker malware. [The Register]
07-12-2014: Sony leak traced to Bangkok hotel. [Gizmodo]
07-12-2014: Sony cyberattack was 'unprecedented'. [Stuff] [Gizmodo]
10-12-2014: "Unprecedented” cyberattack no excuse for Sony breach, pros say. [Ars Technica]
10-12-2014: Imagine you’re the CEO of a big company that has just been hacked… [Graham Cluley]
05-12-2014: Version of malware that took out Sony Pictures seen “in wild” in July. [Ars Technica]
05-12-2014: Hacker threatening Sony employees' families. [HardOCP] [Variety] [Ars Technica] [The Register] [Engadget] [Stuff] [Gizmodo]
05-12-2014: Sony Pictures' nightmare week: what now? [BBC News]
04-12-2014: Sony hack reportedly includes 47,000 SSNs, celebrity data. [The Hollywood Reporter] [Engadget] [Gizmodo] [The Register]
04-12-2014: Sony kept thousands of passwords in a folder named "Password". [Gizmodo]
04-12-2014: Sony Pictures megahack: security bods pull out probes, analyse badness. [The Register]
04-12-2014: North Korea denies Sony hack. [Gizmodo] [HardOCP] [Reuters] [The Register] [DC Knowledge]
05-12-2014: North Korea still suspect in Sony attack. [Stuff]
07-12-2014: Norks DENY massive Sony hack attack – dubs it a 'righteous deed'. [The Register] [Washington Post] [Stuff] [Engadget] [BoingBoing] [NYT] [BBC News] [ReadWriteWeb]
07-12-2014: North Korea says its supporters might be behind Sony attack. [HardOCP] [Yahoo News]
09-12-2014: Latest message from Sony attackers puts suspicion on North Korea. [ReadWriteWeb]
10-12-2014: FBI: 'No attribution' to N Korea in hack. [Stuff] [HardOCP] [Reuters]
04-12-2014: The Sony hack gets even worse as thousands of passwords leak. [Gizmodo]
04-12-2014: Are we safe from Sony hack's malware? [Stuff]
04-12-2014: Sony Pictures and FBI investigating attack by hackers. [NYT]
04-12-2014: Inside the “wiper” malware that brought Sony Pictures to its knees. [Ars Technica]
04-12-2014: Sony denies North Korea hack report. [Stuff]
03-12-2014: Sony got hacked hard: what we know and don’t know so far. [Wired]
03-12-2014: The Sony Pictures hack was even worse than everyone thought. [Gizmodo] [BuzzFeed] [Fusion]
03-12-2014: Sony to officially name North Korea as source of hack attack. [reCode]
03-12-2014: ISPs must take responsibility for Sony movie leaks. [HardOCP] [TorrentFreak]
03-12-2014: Experts doubt North Korea hacked Sony. [Stuff]
02-12-2014: Sony Pictures hack gets uglier; North Korea won’t deny responsibility. [Ars Technica]
02-12-2014: FBI investigates hack into Sony Pictures corporate network. [DC Knowledge]
02-12-2014: Sony breach may have exposed employee healthcare, salary data. [Krebs] [Gizmodo] [Fusion] [HardOCP]
02-12-2014: North Korea refuses to deny Sony Pictures cyber-attack. [BBC News]
02-12-2014: North Korea anger over film may have sparked cyber attack. [BBC News]
02-12-2014: FBI malware warning after Sony attack. [Stuff] [Reuters] [ReadWriteWeb] [The Register] [Engadget] [Gizmodo] [THG]
01-12-2014: FBI investigating hack at Sony Pictures Entertainment. [BBC News]
01-12-2014: Did North Korea hack Sony? It seems hard to believe. [Graham Cluley]
30-11-2014: Did Nork hackers cripple Sony Pictures' network? Probe underway – report. [The Register] [Ars Technica]
29-11-2014: Unreleased Sony movies leak online following studio hack. [Engadget] [Variety] [Stuff]
28-11-2014: Sony employees face 'weeks of pen and paper' after crippling network hack. [The Register]
25-11-2014: Hack of Sony Pictures indicates employees were pirating Blu-rays. [DailyTech]
24-11-2014: Sony Pictures hacked, entire computer system reportedly unusable. [TNW] [TrustedReviews] [HardOCP] [Deadline] [The Register] [Engadget]
2014 – Home Depot
27-11-2014: Home Depot hacker hosing cost a wallet-draining $43m so far. [The Register]
12-11-2014: Target, Home Depot and UPS attacks: need to rethink point-of-sale security. [The Register]
09-11-2014: Home Depot lost 53 million emails, blames Windows, buys execs new Macs. [DailyTech]
07-11-2014: Home Depot: hackers stole 53M email addreses. [Krebs] [Gizmodo] [WSJ] [HardOCP] [Home Depot] [Engadget] [The Register]
23-09-2014: Home Depot’s former security architect had history of techno-sabotage. [Ars Technica] [Graham Cluley]
20-09-2014: Home Depot ignored its own cybersecurity team since 2008. [HardOCP] [The Verge] [NYT] [Ars Technica] [Gizmodo]
18-09-2014: Home Depot: 56M cards impacted, malware contained. [Krebs] [DailyTech]
18-09-2014: In Home Depot breach, investigation focuses on self-checkout lanes. [Krebs]
08-09-2014: In wake of confirmed breach at Home Depot, banks see spike in PIN debit card fraud. [Krebs]
08-09-2014: Appalling negligence: decade-old Windows XPe holes led to Home Depot hack. [DailyTech]
08-09-2014: Home Depot confirms hack: as many as 60 million cards stolen. [Gizmodo] [BoingBoing] [Reuters] [BBC News]
07-09-2014: Home Depot hit by same malware as Target. [Krebs] [Lifehacker] [Gizmodo]
04-09-2014: Fears grow of Home Depot data breach, exposing customers’ payment details. [Graham Cluley]
03-09-2014: Data: nearly all US Home Depot stores hit. [Krebs]
02-09-2014: Banks: credit card breach at Home Depot. [Krebs] [BGR]
2013 – Target
14-12-2023: 10 years later, new clues in Target breach. [Krebs]
21-09-2015: Inside Target, days after the 2013 breach. [Krebs]
06-05-2014: The Target breach, by the numbers. [Krebs]
05-05-2014: Target’s CEO gets the chop, after retailer suffers massive data breach. [Graham Cluley] [DailyTech] [BGR]
29-04-2014: How Target's huge hacking could finally make credit cards secure. [Wired]
17-03-2014: Details of the Target credit card breach. [Schneier]
13-03-2014: Target knew of data breach earlier than reported. [GottaBeMobile] [Gizmodo] [BusinessWeek] [Engadget] [Gizmodo]
25-02-2014: Card backlog extends pain from Target breach. [Krebs]
14-02-2014: Target warned of vulnerabilities before data breach. [WSJ]
12-02-2014: Email attack on vendor set up breach at Target. [HardOCP] [Krebs]
05-02-2014: Target hackers broke in via HVAC company. [Krebs] [Ars Technica] [Gizmodo] [DailyTech]
06-02-2014: Company behind Target data breach exposed. [GottaBeMobile]
07-02-2014: HVAC vendor confirms link to massive Target data breach. [Gizmodo]
04-02-2014: Target breach went on longer than thought. [WSJ]
04-02-2014: These guys battled BlackPOS at a retailer. [Krebs]
03-02-2014: Target works on security-heavy credit cards, after breach. [cNet]
30-01-2014: Target hack not possible without some old-school theft. [BGR]
29-01-2014: New clues in Target breach. [Krebs]
23-01-2014: Experts: Target hackers will be tough to find. [NZ Herald]
18-01-2014: How the Target credit card data breach worked. [GottaBeMobile] [BGR]
17-01-2014: Target's holiday hack apology email looks like another hack. [Gizmodo]
17-01-2014: Target got hacked hard in 2005 -- here's why they let it happen again. [Wired]
17-01-2014: Target data hack only the beginning of massive, sophisticated attack. [BGR]
16-01-2014: Looks like Russians were behind the Target attack. [Gizmodo] [WSJ]
16-01-2014: U.S. government warns merchants on methods used by Target hackers. [Reuters]
16-01-2014: Target will testify before Congress over massive holiday data breach. [The Verge]
15-01-2014: A first look at the Target intrusion malware. [Krebs: part 1, part 2]
14-01-2014: RAM-scraping malware could have been installed on Target’s tills. [Graham Cluley]
13-01-2014: Target confirms PoS malware was used in attack. [SecurityWeek]
10-01-2014: Names, emails, phone numbers on up to 70 million customers stolen. [Krebs] [BGR] [Ars Technica] [Gizmodo] [re/code] [cNet] [HardOCP] [NBC News] [THG]
27-12-2013: Target confirms that encrypted PINs were swiped in Black Friday hack. [Gizmodo] [The Verge] [BGR] [THG] [GottaBeMobile] [Engadget] [HardOCP] [USA Today]
25-12-2013: Reuters: Target hackers got encrypted bank PINs as well. [BGR]
26-12-2013: Target denial of stolen PINs. [Gizmodo]
24-12-2013: Who's selling credit cards from Target? [Krebs]
24-12-2013: Target warns customers of scams after massive data breach. [Fox News]
23-12-2013: Target discusses breach with state attorneys. [WSJ]
22-12-2013: Non-US cards used at Target fetch premium. [Krebs]
20-12-2013: Cards stolen in Target breach flood underground markets. [Krebs]
19-12-2013: 40 million at risk after Target card heist. [BBC News] [Lifehacker]
2013 – Adobe
27-11-2013: 38m Adobe users unaware of major data breach . [IT Brief]
12-11-2013: Cryptographic blunders revealed by Adobe's password leak. [Schneier]
12-11-2013: How Adobe’s messy password breach can spill to sites like diapers.com. [Ars Technica]
11-11-2013: Facebook warns users after Adobe breach. [Krebs] [Engadget] [BBC News]
11-11-2013: Adobe user data found online after hack. [Stuff]
07-11-2013: How to check if your Adobe account details were hacked. [Gizmodo] [Cynic]
07-11-2013: Number of Adobe accounts hacked now up to 150 million. [PetaPixel]
06-11-2013: Adobe's security breach shows why two-factor authentication is the answer. [ReadWriteWeb]
06-11-2013: The worst passwords stolen in Adobe hack. [Stuff] [HardOCP] [BBC News]
04-11-2013: Anatomy of a password disaster - Adobe's giant-sized cryptographic blunder. [Sophos]
29-10-2013: Adobe breach impacted at least 38 million users. [Krebs] [The Register] [BBC News] [Imaging Resource] [DPR] [Gizmodo] [Reuters]
17-10-2013: Hackers hit PR Newswire, data shows up alongside recently stolen Adobe code. [Ars Technica]
16-10-2013: Breach at PR Newswire tied to Adobe hack. [Krebs]
04-10-2013: Adobe source code and customer data stolen in sustained network hack. [Ars Technica] [TNW] [Stuff] [HardOCP] [Adobe] [Imaging Resource] [DPR]
2013 – NYT
29-04-2013: Chinese cyber-spook crew back in business, say security watchers. [The Register]
13-03-2013: White House asks China to stop hacking, pretty please. [Ars Technica] [NYT]
01-03-2013: Sinkholes reveal more Chinese-based business and piggybacking crims. [The Register]
28-02-2013: US hackers attacked military websites, says China's defence ministry. [BBC News] [ReadWriteWeb] [HardOCP] [Reuters] [BGR]
22-02-2013: Why we're not in a cyberwar with China. [ReadWriteWeb]
27-02-2013: Overseas hackers have been snatching more than 1TB of data per day. [Gizmodo] [The Verge]
21-02-2013: More on Chinese cyberattacks. [Schneier] [Mandiant]
21-02-2013: How Anonymous accidentally helped expose two Chinese hackers. [Ars Technica]
20-02-2013: Security firm releases screen capture video of alleged Chinese military hackers at work. [TNW] [Gizmodo]
20-02-2013: Is there nothing we can do to stop Chinese hackers? [ReadWriteWeb]
20-02-2013: US cyber attacks traced to Chinese army. [Stuff] [Wired] [Gizmodo] [Gizmodo]
06-02-2013: Rupert Murdoch admits the WSJ is still being hacked. [Gizmodo] [TNW]
04-02-2013: Add the DoE to list of agencies nailed by hackers. [Gizmodo] [Stuff] [HardOCP] [Reuters]
05-02-2013: US DoE: which bright spark just hacked us? [The Register]
02-02-2013: Washington talks cybersecurity after Chinese attacks. [Politico]
01-02-2013: Eric Schmidt unloads on China in new book. [WSJ] [BBC News] [The Register]
01-02-2013: Washington Post also broadly infiltrated by Chinese hackers in 2012. [Krebs]
01-02-2013: Symantec: don't blame us for NYT hacks. [The Register]
01-02-2013: Chinese hacking of US media becoming a widespread phenomenon. [Ars Technica]
2011 – Sony PSN
09-08-2013: Sony hacker sentenced. [Stuff] [The Register]
19-04-2013: LulzSec hacker gets prison for Sony attack. [Stuff] [BGR] [Reuters] [Ars Technica] [The Register]
25-01-2013: Sony fined £250,000 ($400,000) for 2011 PSN breach. [THG]
24-10-2012: Judge: Sony didn't promise "perfect security", isn't liable for PSN hack. [Ars Technica] [The Register]
16-08-2012: Sony claims PSN attack is a hoax, not a hack. [The Register]
12-10-2011: Sony network ransacked in huge brute-force attack. [The Register] [Ars Technica] [Wired] [Engadget]
08-06-2011: Attacks on Sony, others show it's open hacking season. [CNET]
06-06-2011: A brief Sony password analysis. [Troy Hunt]
04-06-2011: Sony hacked for what seems to be the umpteenth time. [WSJ ATD]
02-06-2011: Sony hacked yet again, plaintext passwords, e-mails, DoB posted. [Ars Technica]
02-06-2011: PSN fully restored in US, Europe after hacker attack. [CBS News]
30-05-2011: Full PSN services, including PS Store, return this week. [PS Blog] [The Register]
24-05-2011: Bringing great shame to their family: Sony hacked yet again. [DailyTech]
19-05-2011: Sony's Stringer calls hacker attack 'hiccup' in company's online strategy. [Bloomberg] [BBC News]
17-05-2011: Sony defends response time to hacker breach. [Reuters]
17-05-2011: Sony execs: we're still investigating privacy breach, putting new security system in place. [BGR]
16-05-2011: PSN coming back online. [Trusted Reviews]
15-05-2011: Sony PSN back online, just not everywhere. [PCMag] [PCWorld] [DailyTech] [BGR] [PC World]
15-05-2011: PSN outage the worst outage ever? [GottaBeMobile]
15-05-2011: Sony network said to have been invaded by hackers using Amazon.com server. [Bloomberg]
14-05-2011: Sony's PSN is back up -- will anyone be back? [WSJ ATD]
14-05-2011: Sony slowly begins to bring PSN back online. [WSJ ATD]
14-05-2011: Sony yet to fully secure its networks. [HardOCP] [PHL17]
13-05-2011: Interview with me about the Sony hack. [Schneier]
09-05-2011: Billion-dollar PSN outage may not e fully remedied until May 31. [Ars Technica]
09-05-2011: Sony may have headed off planned weekend attack. [CNET News]
08-05-2011: Sony's sorry saga snowballs. [The Register]
07-05-2011: Sony misses promised PSN Qriocity restoration date, begs for more patience. [Engadget]
06-05-2011: Sony breach could flood market with millions of cheap stolen credit cards. [The Consumerist]
06-05-2011: As Sony says it's turning a corner, talk of another attack looms. [WSJ ATD]
06-05-2011: Hackers claim they're about to have their way with Sony one more time. [DailyTech]
06-05-2011: Hacker group Anonymous denies Sony attack. [BBC]
05-05-2011: Sony CEO apologises for data breach. [WSJ ATD] [BGR]
05-05-2011: Sony continues to slog from pit of shame. [The Register]
05-05-2011: Exclusive: third attack against Sony planned. [CNET News] [Gizmodo]
05-05-2011: Anonymous members deny community was involved in Sony breach. [DailyTech]
05-05-2011: Anonymous claims it took no credit card numbers from Sony. [WSJ ATD]
05-05-2011: 'Anonymous' denies involvement in Sony cyberattacks. [BGR] [Wired]
05-05-2011: Anonymous: Sony is incompetent (and we don't steal credit cards). [Ars Technica]
05-05-2011: Anonymous denies involvement in PSN credit card theft. [GamesBeat]
04-05-2011: Sony implicates Anonymous in attach; group denies involvement. [WSJ ATD]
04-05-2011: Security expert: Sony knew its software was obsolete months before PSN breach. [The Consumerist]
04-05-2011: Sony calls in data Sherlocks to unpick megahack disaster. [The Register]
04-05-2011: They knew for six days: PSN hack timeline. [Kotaku]
04-05-2011: Sony says "Anonymous" set stage for data theft. [Reuters] [Yahoo]
04-05-2011: House hearing blasts Sony's "half-hearted, half-baked" hack response. [Ars Technica] [Kotaku]
04-05-2011: Sony: Anonymous provided cover for PSN attack. [Ars Technica] [The Register]
04-05-2011: Sony hack probe uncovers 'Anonymous' calling card. [Wired]
04-05-2011: Bombshell: Sony tells congress 77 million accounts were compromised, implicates Anonymouse. [DailyTech] [Engadget]
03-05-2011: Sony says working with security firms on breach. [Reuters]
03-05-2011: Sony confirms SOE security breach, 25 million accounts compromised. [BGR]
02-05-2011: Sony suffered an additional security breach, 24M accounts compromised . [AnandTech]
02-05-2011: Sony says 25 million more accounts hacked. [Yahoo]
02-05-2011: Sony Online loses 12700 CC account numbers, 24.6 million accounts compromised. [Joystiq]
02-05-2011: Sony's been hacked again; Everquest and other games are offline. [WSJ ATD]
02-05-2011: Sony says PSN passwords had been put through crypto hash. [Electronista]
02-05-2011: Sony attacked again, 12700 non-US CC numbers feared stolen. [Ars Technica]
02-05-2011: Sony suffers another major security breach. [BGR]
02-05-2011: Sony to reboot PSN in new data center. [DC Knowledge]
01-05-2011: Sony gives more PSN attack details, details "Welcome Back" packages. [Ars Technica]
29-04-2011: FBI investigating PSN hack; Sony looking into compensating users. [Ars Technica]
28-04-2011: Sony: some PSN data encrypted, hardware moving to new location. [Ars Technica]
27-04-2011: Ars readers report credit card fraud, blame Sony. [Ars Technica]
27-04-2011: PlayStation Network hacked, data stolen: how badly is Sony hurt? [Ars Technica]
26-04-2011: Sony admits utter PSN failure: your personal data has been stolen. [Ars Technica]
25-04-2011: PSN update: Sony isn't sure your credit card data is safe. [Ars Technica]
25-04-2011: PSN down due to "external intrusion," no news on fix, credit card security. [Ars Technica]
09-04-2011: Anonymous plans Sony boycott on April 16. [PC Magazine]
08-04-2011: Source: Anonymous attacks on Sony annoying, not much more. [Ars Technica]
07-04-2011: Anonymous suspends PSN attack. [HardOCP] [Joystiq]
07-04-2011: Anonymous goes after Sony, makes it personal... very personal. [Ars Technica]
2011 – RSA
27-05-2021: The story of the 2011 RSA hack. [Schneier] [Wired]
26-02-2013: What RSA learned from its security breach. [WSJ]
22-05-2012: RSA SecurID software token cloning: a new how-to. [Ars Technica]
29-03-2012: NSA's top spook blames China for RSA hack. [The Register]
28-02-2012: Hacking breach made us stronger says RSA. [The Register]
27-02-2012: Seven questions for RSA security head Art Coviello. [WSJ ATD]
17-02-2012: Dan Kaminsky on the RSA key vulnerability. [BoingBoing] [Dan Kaminsky]
24-10-2011: Who else was hit by the RSA attackers? [Krebs] [Schneier]
11-10-2011: RSA: nation state double-teamed on SecurID attack. [ZDNet UK] [Ars Technica]
30-08-2011: Details of the RSA hack. [Schneier]
07-06-2011: Security 'tokens' take hit. [WSJ]
06-06-2011: RSA finally comes clean: SecurID is compromised. [Ars Technica]
28-05-2011: Lockheed Martin confirms it came under attack. [WSJ ATD] [Schneier]
28-05-2011: Lockheed says thwarted "tenacious" cyber attack. [Reuters]
28-05-2011: Report: major weapons makers see networks breached by hackers. [CNET]
29-05-2011: US defence firm Lockheed Martin hit by cyber attack. [BBC News]
29-05-2011: RSA SecurID hackers may have accessed Lockheed Martin trade secrets, cafeteria menus. [Engadget]
29-05-2011: Lockeed Martin confirms it came under attack. [CNET]
07-06-2011: RSA offers new SecurIDs in the wake of Lockheed Martin cyber attack. [DailyTech]
07-06-2011: RSA admits SecurID tokens have been compromised, leaves big companies unprotected. [ExtremeTech]
07-06-2011: RSA agrees to replace security tokens after admitting compromise. [Wired]
09-06-2011: Read the NSA's advice on coping with the SecurID attacks. [WSJ ATD]
10-06-2011: RSA appoints security officer amidst blistering criticism. [The Register]
04-04-2011: RSA explains how attackers breached its systems. [The Register]
24-03-2011: RSA won't talk? Assume SecurID is broken. [The Register]
21-03-2011: RSA Security, Inc hacked. [Schneier]
2011 – HBGary
20-04-2011: HBGary's open letter: full of denials that don't hold water. [Ars Technica]
05-04-2011: 'Paranoia meter' is HBGary's plot to find the Pentagon's next WikiLeaker. [WSJ ATD]
22-03-2011: Anonymouse and ex-Anonymous hackers wage a war of identification. [Forbes]
18-03-2011: Inside Anonymous' secret war room. [Gizmodo] [Gawker]
17-03-2011: Congress asks to review DoD and NSA contracts with HBGary. [Wired]
17-03-2011: HBGary's nemesis is a 16 year-old schoolgirl. [The Register] [Forbes]
01-03-2011: Democrats push for Congressional investigation of HBGary Federal. [Ars Technica]
01-03-2011: HBGary Federal CEO resigns over Anonymous hack. [The Register]
28-02-2011: Anonymous vs HBGary. [Schneier]
25-02-2011: HBGary and the future of the IT security industry. [Schneier] [Threat Post]
25-02-2011: Anonymous vs HBGary: the aftermath. [Ars Technica]
20-02-2011: Sock-puppets and HBGary. [The Register]
The HBGary email that should concern us all. [Daily Kos]
19-02-2011: Black ops: how HBGary wrote backdoors for the government. [Ars Technica]
16-02-2011: Anonymous speaks: the inside story of the HBGary attack. [Ars Technica]
15-02-2011: Spy games: inside the convoluted plot to bring down WikiLeaks. [Ars Technica]
10-02-2011: How one man tracked down Anonymous -- and paid a heavy price. [Ars Technica]
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