READ: Zero Day — A special report on the threat in cyberspace
The Threat in Cyberspace: To succeed in addressing risks in the digital universe, global leaders must understand one of the most complex, man-made creations on Earth: cyberspace.
(Matt McClain / FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)
Robert O’Harrow Jr. JUN 2, 2012
PART ONE | To defend themselves, governments, businesses and individuals will need to decipher one of the most complex, man-made environments on Earth: cyberspace.
Graphic: How a ‘fuzzing’ hack works
C-SPAN: Washington Post cybersecurity event
C-SPAN: Interview with Post reporter
Robert O’Harrow Jr. JUN 3, 2012
PART TWO | A new search engine called Shodan finds industrial control systems connected to cyberspace and unsettles the balance of security online.
Video: A new domain of war
JUN 2, 2012
For global leaders to address risks in the digital universe, they must understand cyberspace.
JUN 2, 2012
Explore some of the technological advances that led to cyberspace, along with notable hacks.
JUN 1, 2012
A look at some of the notable viruses and worms to plague computers around the world.
U.S., Israel behind Stuxnet, officials say
Innovations: Why Sun Tzu would have loved Flame
More cyber headlines
As U.S. builds a cyberwarfare force, rules of engagement still hard to define
Senate votes to renew controversial surveillance authority
Obama camp to Romney: Stop whining
Cybersecurity chief urges action by Congress
Graphic: How the Stuxnet worm worked
Poll: Computer habits that could pose risks
Q&A: 6 basic questions on cybersecurity
Graphic: ‘Fuzzing’ to find a zero day
Diane Rehm Show: Post reporter discusses series
(Matt McClain / FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)
Behind a framework, a cautionary cyber tale
Robert O’Harrow Jr. JUL 11, 2012
PART THREE | The Tridium company’s widely used technology is a marvel of modern connectivity, but after its networks were found to be vulnerable to hackers, it is moving to boost its security.
Hackers exploit ‘guest user’ account of software
DHS warns of hackers targeting Niagara software
Document: Homeland Security alert for Niagara
Graphic: The framework’s connectivity and risks
Document: Confidential security bulletin to users
Timeline: Key tech advances and notable hacks
Facebook and Twitter are prime sources for hackers. (Post)
Hackers exploit humans to gain access
Robert O’Harrow Jr. SEP 26
PART FOUR | The greatest threat to security in the Cyber Age comes from attacks known as “social engineering.”
Graphic: Using social media for cyberattacks
Hackers break into energy technology company
(Eric Schulzinger / Lockheed Martin via Reuters)
Hacking kits fuel cyberspace arms race
Robert O'Harrow Jr. NOV 13
Poll: Computer habits that could pose risks
Q&A: 6 basic questions on cybersecurity
Graphic: ‘Fuzzing’ to find a zero day
Diane Rehm Show: Post reporter discusses series
(Matt McClain / FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)
Behind a framework, a cautionary cyber tale
Robert O’Harrow Jr. JUL 11, 2012
PART THREE | The Tridium company’s widely used technology is a marvel of modern connectivity, but after its networks were found to be vulnerable to hackers, it is moving to boost its security.
Hackers exploit ‘guest user’ account of software
DHS warns of hackers targeting Niagara software
Document: Homeland Security alert for Niagara
Graphic: The framework’s connectivity and risks
Document: Confidential security bulletin to users
Timeline: Key tech advances and notable hacks
Facebook and Twitter are prime sources for hackers. (Post)
Hackers exploit humans to gain access
Robert O’Harrow Jr. SEP 26
PART FOUR | The greatest threat to security in the Cyber Age comes from attacks known as “social engineering.”
Graphic: Using social media for cyberattacks
Hackers break into energy technology company
Hacking kits fuel cyberspace arms race
Robert O'Harrow Jr. NOV 13
PART FIVE | Tools make breaking into networks almost as easy for hackers as ordering food off a menu.
Graphic: Hacker menu
Washington Post Live cybersecurity conference
(Mark J. Terrill / AP)
Graphic: Hacker menu
Washington Post Live cybersecurity conference
Missions in virtual city train Pentagon’s soldier-hackers for cyberwar
Robert O’Harrow Jr. NOV 26
Robert O’Harrow Jr. NOV 26
PART SIX | “It might look to some people like a toy or game,” but program prepares government for digital attacks.
Graphic: Practicing for cyberwar
(Daniel Acker / BLOOMBERG)
Graphic: Practicing for cyberwar
Health-care sector vulnerable to hackers, Post investigation finds
Robert O’Harrow Jr. DEC 25
Robert O’Harrow Jr. DEC 25
PART SEVEN | A Post examination of cybersecurity has found that health care is among the most vulnerable industries.
Video: A new domain of war
JUN 2, 2012
For global leaders to address risks in the digital universe, they must understand cyberspace.
JUN 2, 2012
Explore some of the technological advances that led to cyberspace, along with notable hacks.
JUN 1, 2012
A look at some of the notable viruses and worms to plague computers around the world.
U.S., Israel behind Stuxnet, officials say
Innovations: Why Sun Tzu would have loved Flame
More cyber headlines
As U.S. builds a cyberwarfare force, rules of engagement still hard to define
Senate votes to renew controversial surveillance authority
Obama camp to Romney: Stop whining
Cybersecurity chief urges action by Congress
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