Registrar Handed Over Baidu Credentials
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published February 25, 2010
March 20, 2010
'Chinese' Tag Index
Attack Code Attributed to Chinese Programmer
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published February 23, 2010
A new report ties last December's attacks on Google and other compaies to an unnamed Chinese security consultant.
Tags: Google, hacking, Chinese, researchers, exploit
Google Attacks Attributed to Chinese Schools
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published February 22, 2010
The ongoing investigation is focusing on two Chinese computer science facilities.
Tags: Google, cyberattack, education, Chinese, cyber attacks
Black Hawk Safety Net Downed
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published February 09, 2010
Three founders of the hacker training site have been arrested.
Tags: security, software, government, Web site, Chinese
Chinese Company May Sue Apple
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published February 02, 2010
Chinese Human Rights Web Sites Attacked
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published January 26, 2010
The sites were hit by DDoS attacks that lasted 16 hours.
Tags: China, Web site, hacked, Chinese, human rights
Chinese Users Particularly Vulnerable to IE Exploit
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published January 25, 2010
50 percent of PCs in China use Internet Explorer 6 to access the Internet.
Tags: Internet Explorer, Windows, Chinese, vulnerability, IE6
Baidu Sues Register.com
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published January 21, 2010
The company is alleging gross negligence over a recent DNS records hack.
Tags: DNS, cyberattack, Baidu.com, lawsuit, Chinese
Google Investigating Google China Employees
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published January 19, 2010
The company is investigating the possibility that Chinese employees may have been involved in attacks on its network.
Tags: Google, China, cyberattack, network, Chinese
U.S. Government to Protest Google Attacks
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published January 19, 2010
The U.S. government plans to deliver an official protest over the cyberattacks.
Tags: Google, policy, security, government, Chinese
Chinese News Limiting Coverage of Google Attack
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published January 19, 2010
Chinese news reports are offering limited if any coverage of last week's cyberattack on Google.
Tags: Publishing, Google, news, newspapers, Chinese
Alibaba Group Questions Yahoo's Support of Google
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published January 18, 2010
The company says Yahoo's statement of support for Google was "reckless."
Tags: Google, Yahoo, China, cyberattack, Chinese
Cybersitter Law Firm Attacked
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published January 15, 2010
McAfee Says Chinese Hackers Used IE Flaw
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published January 15, 2010
McAfee researchers reports that the recent attacks on Google and Adobe took advantage of an unpublicized vulnerability in Internet Explorer.
Tags: Google, Internet Explorer, Adobe, Chinese, vulnerability
The Return of the Iranian Cyber Army
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published January 13, 2010
Google Says Sorry, China
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published January 12, 2010
Cybersitter Sues China
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published January 06, 2010
Solid Oak Software has filed a $2.2 billion lawsuit alleging that code was stolen from its Cybersitter content filter program.
Tags: Copyright, software, IT, government, Chinese
Matchmaker Steals Customer Data
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published December 29, 2009
A former executive at a Chinese matchmaking firm is accused of stealing data on approximately 16,000 of the firm's members.
Tags: Chinese, data theft
Chinese Microblogging Site Hacked
| Security Headlines From Around the Web Article Published December 28, 2009
A Twitter-like service provided by a Chinese government news site has been hacked.
Tags: Twitter, microblogging, hacked, Chinese
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