The data breach on one billion accounts happened in 2013 but Yahoo has only just discovered it and doesn't know who is behind it

The wiretap order authorized an unknown government agency to carry out real-time intercepts of 3.29 million cell phone conversations over a two-month period at some point during 2016, after the order was applied for in late 2015.

The order was signed to help authorities track 26 individuals suspected of involvement with illegal drug and narcotic-related activities in Pennsylvania.

The wiretap cost the authorities $335,000 to conduct and led to a dozen arrests.

But the authorities noted that the surveillance effort led to no incriminating intercepts, and none of the handful of those arrested have been brought to trial or convicted.

Hackers built proof-of-concept malware that can spread from turbine to turbine to paralyze or damage them.

Les 2 milliards d'utilisateurs atteints mardi

Une nouvelle carte' de développement signée Olimex, la A64-OLinuXino emploie un soC Allwinner A64 et se démarque par son approche Open Hardware.

Mise en demeure clôturée

Vendredi 30 juin, trois jours après le début de la cyberattaque internationale Petya, Saint-Gobain n’était toujours pas sorti de l’ornière. Le service informatique du géant mondial des matériaux luttait toujours contre le virus. Jeudi, le site de Lapeyre, l’une de ses grandes filiales de distribution, restait déconnecté. Officiellement, pour « isoler nos outils informatiques afin de protéger nos données », expliquait un encart posté à l’adresse Internet du spécialiste des fenêtres et autres portes.

The newly elected coalition government of the German state of Badem-Württemberg wants to use open source software wherever appropriate, according to its coalition agreement.

We know of victims who don’t use M.E.Doc and have no obvious connections to Ukraine. Yet they were infected during Tuesday’s outbreak. This mystery is one of the factors that have kept us from jumping on the conspiracy train. And we still don’t have answers here.

The autonomous region of Galicia (Spain) will this year migrate at least one-thousand government workstations to exclusively use the LibreOffice open source suite of office solutions, it announced on 30 April. The government also said it would start raising awareness among the region's public administrations about the advantages of sharing, and promoting the reuse of ICT solutions. The government has reserved a 147,000 euro budget for this year's free software actions.