China's military to train on digital warfare

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May 29, 2013 CNET Security Center
China's military to train on digital warfare Amid rising concern in the U.S. over China's role in cyberattacks, the latter is expanding its focus on virtual combat. Read more | Share:  Chinese hackers reportedly accessed U.S. weapons designs More than two dozen advanced weapons systems are said to have been accessed. Documents obtained by the Washington Post do not indicate whether the breaches occurred on government or contractor networks. Read more | Share:  Sky's Android apps, Twitter account hacked The British broadcaster removes several of its apps -- including Sky Go, Sky News, and Sky Sports News -- from the Google Play store after being hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army. Read more | Share:  Two-factor authentication: What you need to know (FAQ) Twitter just got it. Apple recently got it, too. Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Amazon have had it for a while. But why's two-factor authentication important, and will it keep you safe? Read more | Share:  Seth Rosenblatt Senior writer View profile | Email Senior editor Seth Rosenblatt brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats. Our guide for all things iPhone. We've got you covered with iPhone news, rumors, app recommendations, and more. Is protecting intellectual property from cyberthieves futile? Experts gathering to discuss intellectual-property theft say that a fix will require the application of economic sanctions, not just more technology. Read more | Share:

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