Fox news Aug. 3, 2012 Amid protests from congressional leaders from both parties, the Obama administration is helping an obscure United Nations agency create an investigation into whether it shipped computers and sophisticated servers to North Korea, in violation of the U.N.’s own sanctions against the communist regime. The Geneva-based World Intellectual Property Organization, or
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Fox News July 5, 2012 The U.S. State Department is investigating the shipment of computers and other sophisticated equipment to North Korea and Iran by way of an obscure United Nations agency, despite ongoing U.N. and U.S. sanctions against both governments aimed at blocking their development of nuclear weapons. The broadening inquiry raises new concerns
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  Explosions, deadly computer viruses and other sorts of “accidents” – someone is targeting Iran’s nuclear project: either the Western intelligence agencies, internal opposition groups, or both. Two weeks ago, a huge blast ripped through a Revolutionary Guards military base 40 kilometers west of Tehran. The explosion could be heard as far away as the
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The Famous European hacker club, Chaos Computer Club (CCC) discovered the backdoor Trojan horse capable of spying on online activity and recording Skype internet calls which, it says, is used by the German police force. For some years, German courts have allowed the police to deploy a Trojan known colloquially as “Bundestrojaner” (“State Trojan”) to
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