Tag: North Korea

  • We’re Losing the “Cyber” War to Ourselves

    We’re Losing the “Cyber” War to Ourselves

    It’s hard to pinpoint where the concept of cyberwar originated. In roundabout ways it likely goes back many decades in fiction. As far as citations go, some believe a seminal work is titled Unrestricted Warfare by Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui, two colonels in the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). Regardless of when the premise started,…

  • You Didn’t Think the Sony Saga Was Over, Did You?

    You Didn’t Think the Sony Saga Was Over, Did You?

    [This was originally posted to the Risk Based Security blog. Unfortunately, no copy made it to the Internet Archive. A re-imagined version appeared on the Flashpoint Blog. The original is below.] On November 24th, 2014 a Reddit post appeared stating that Sony Pictures had been breached and that their complete internal network, nationwide, had signs…