Security

NASA could hold Venezuelan responsible for alleged hacking, theft.

SecurityFocus is reporting this morning that a Venezuelan native already convicted for defacing a US Air Force Web site, and who is facing deportation, may be detained in the US as NASA considers whether to press charges against him, for the possible theft of documents relating to next-generation launch vehicles: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) could attempt to hold Nuç±ez responsible for sensitive documents allegedly stolen by Rafa in 2002. Rafa allegedly took over 40 MB of data regarding NASA"s next-generation launch vehicles from a contractor"s computer, according to press reports at the time. (SecurityFocus)


Add your comment:
Name:
Site address: http://
Your message:
Enter today\\\\'s date, 2 digits
(spam protection):

Categories
Hardware
HT-News
IT-Services
Networks
Reviews
Security
Software
News of the day
NAND flash oversupply provides memory module makers more freedom in platform adoption.
Taiwan memory module makers indicated that current oversupply of NAND flash in the market has provided them with more freedom to adopt various types of memory card platforms. In the past, NAND flash giant Samsung Electronics was able to aggressively lobby its customers not to adopt its NAND flash chips for use in SD cards, but to only use Samsung-made NAND flash in MultiMediaCard (MMC) cards.
Popular Articles

Google launches literacy project to link resources.
Google unveiled on Wednesday a Web site dedicated to literacy, pulling together its books, video, mapping and blogging services to help teachers and educational organizations share reading resources.

Trojan attacks via unpatched vulnerability in Word.
Glendale (CA) - It took just three days for malware authors to release to exploit a critical security hole in Microsoft Office and Word. According to Panda Software Labs, 1Table.A arrives as seemingly harmless Word document, but unlocks a backdoor trojan that allows a hacker to run code on a victim"s computer.

© Copyright 2009