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  1. Aspergers diagnosis could keep 'NASA hacker' out of US prison

    security News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Nov 3, 2008

    "NASA hacker" Gary McKinnon's recent diagnosis of Asperger syndrome – a kind of autism with a high incidence among computer programmers – may yet keep him out of American prisons. Several members of Parliament have

    Also tagged: hacking, security, productivity, diagnosis, u s, computer, hacker, richard koman

  2. NASA confirms infection, 'not the first time'

    security News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Sep 4, 2008

    As I noted a few days ago, the International Space Station has a virus, which NASA now confirms. From eFlux, a spokesperson explained: "This is not the first time we have had a worm or a virus," said NASA spokesman

    Also tagged: security, virus, infection, viruses and worms, cyberthreats, richard koman

  3. NASA confirms infection, ‘not the first time’

    ZDNet Government - Sep 3, 2008

    As I noted a few days ago, the International Space Station has a virus, which NASA now confirms. From eFlux, a spokesperson explained: “This is not the first time we have had a worm or a virus,” said NASA spokesman

  4. The Gammima Strain

    ZDNet Government - Aug 28, 2008

    Photo: NASA Is the International Space Station just another bot in a botnet? Are criminal hackers tapping away in some dark warehouse now in control of critical command-and-control systems on board? No, that would make

    Also tagged: security

  5. The Gammima Strain

    security News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Aug 27, 2008

    Photo: NASA Is the International Space Station just another bot in a botnet? Are criminal hackers tapping away in some dark warehouse now in control of critical command-and-control systems on board? No, that would make

    Also tagged: security, virus, corporate governance, password, board, business operations, laptop computer, viruses and worms, corporate law, cyberthreats, richard koman, spaceref

  6. Malware detected at the International Space Station

    security News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Aug 26, 2008

    Malware is reaching new heights, and going into Space through a removable media carrying the W32.Gammima.AG password stealing malware to the International Space Station. According to SpaceRef.com : "W32.Gammima.AG worm

    Also tagged: security, hardware, software, malware, notebooks, virus, antivirus, space station, laptop computer, viruses and worms, notebooks and tablets, cyberthreats, dancho danchev

  7. Russia, Georgia and NASA

    ZDNet Government - Aug 19, 2008

    So now that relations with Russia are taking a decided turn south, NASA’s plan to depend on Russian Soyuz spacecraft to get to the space station isn’t looking too sharp, warns one congressman, according to Daily Tech

    Also tagged: international

  8. NASA IG: Scientists were muzzled

    ZDNet Government - Jun 4, 2008

    Remember this? How NASA climatologist James Hansen claimed he was being muzzled by public affairs toadies trying to enforce the administration’s “there is no global warming” stance? Two years later, the agency’s

    Also tagged: science

  9. Hacking NASA: One small step for man, one giant leap for hackers?

    security News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - May 5, 2008

    The CORE Security Team released an advisory to the Full-Disclosure mailing list today that documented a stack overflow in NASA's Common Data Format libs. Looking at this bug, the tech details aren't overwhelming, I

    Also tagged: hacking, security, patches, hacker, vulnerability, exploitation, nathan mcfeters

  10. Self-healing computers for NASA spacecraft

    hardware News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Apr 26, 2008

    As you can guess, hardwired computer systems are much faster than general-purpose ones because they are designed to do a single task. But when they fail, they need to be totally reconfigured. This can be just a costly

    Also tagged: hardware, patent, computer, ua, unit, fpga, roland piquepaille

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