Data

  • China data hack shows some remain unafraid

    The news that a small number of hackers may have compromised an important computer centre in China isn’t a surprise to those who study data security and can track illegal compromises of systems.

    While it’s not believed that a straightforward remote attempt is enough to reach sensitive material, it still shows that those who hide behind a screen have little fear of real people and places.

    China is a threat in real terms, but also in the digital world, and such an attempt is still a brave effort to get past extensive security measures to challenge a world leader in technology development.

    These people are willing to do it because of the culture of hacking and also handling of data on back channels. It’s pumped with an anger and bravado at those who think they can keep a system secure.

  • Exclusive: “Storm Shadow” agent

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a so-called “Storm Shadow” agent in the security sector has been spotted.

    A suspect caught in Reading alleged of hostile data gathering.

    He provides hostile “Deep Intelligence” to groups like Private Equity Firms. It’s used to make purchases.

    The practice is considered illegal in most developed countries. It’s believed hostile states still engage in such activity.