Finnish host of Chechen rebel website: Security Police did not shut it down
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Solana: Finland has important role in EU relations with Russia The foreign affairs envoy of the European Union, Javier Solana, says that Finland's experiences as a country bordering on Russia are important for ...
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The authenticity of the video, posted on a Web site that has carried messages from insurgents, could not be determined.
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MOSCOW - According to a Chechen rebel Web Site, Shamil Basayev, a Chechen warlord, has issued a statement on Friday, in which he claims responsibility for Beslan school siege.
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A town in the northern Russia remains tense after days of mass race riots, reports say.
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A German-language mouthpiece for al Qaeda has re-emerged on the Internet, vowing to defy the authorities despite this month's arrest of suspects linked to it in Austria and Canada.
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A Web site used by a Chechen warlord to claim responsibility for September's school siege in Russia has reopened, one month after it was closed by the Finnish company that hosted it.
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A pro-rebel internet site claims to have killed 13 soldiers in an attack, but Russian authorities deny any deaths.
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MOSCOW - Russia's Federal Security has promised up to $10.3 million for information that helps "neutralize" Chechen rebel leaders Shamil Basayev and Aslan Maskhadov, Russian news agencies reported Wednesday.    News of the reward broke as state television was broadcasting footage of Prosecutor-General Vladimir Ustinov briefing President Vladimir Putin on the investigation into the taking of more than 1,500 hostages in a school in southern Russia last week...
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"The Mujahideen Explosives Handbook'. Tsouli, the suspected ringleader, used the online identity "irhabi007"  Three men said to be linked to al Qaeda, including one using an Arabic name meaning "Terrorist 007", have pleaded guilty to inciting terrorism over the Internet in the first case of its kind in Britain, police ... via Reuters UK
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A glance at Chechnya and its conflict:
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Less than a month after a Chechen separatist Web site, KavkazTsentr, was closed first in Lithuania and then in Finland, it has reappeared in Sweden.
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One of Russia's fastest growing markets, and quite possibly a contributor to stabilizing that country's fickle economy, is cut-rate, self-deploying Trojan horse packages.  This morning, security engineers are sounding the alarm about one such package that customers appear to be purchasing in order to conduct possible identity theft attacks, by leveraging Italian media sites as unsuspecting middlemen...with the equally unsuspecting help of Google.
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Lithuanian Prime Minister Algirdas Brazauskas said Friday that a pro-Chechen Web site likely would be shut down after it posted a purported message from a Chechen rebel leader claiming responsibility for the school massacre in southern Russia.
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Ousted Chechen President Aslan Maskhadov has rejected accusations he helped plan the school siege in North Ossetia in which more than 330 people died, his representative in Europe told a German news magazine.
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The DDOS attacks against Estonia didn't appear to be a coordinated attack by one entity within Russia
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MOSCOW The Chechen rebel leader Shamil Basayev claimed responsibility Friday for the Beslan school siege in a statement on a rebel Web site.
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(InfoWorld) - In a crackdown on Internet child pornography, German police detected several servers running a copy of Tor, a software designed to anonymize Internet usage. "We seized or blocked an undisclosed number of servers during a raid, which is still underway," Jens Gruhl, a spokesman for the public prosecutors office of Konstanz, Germany, said Monday. "A few of these computers had installed copies of Tor." Users of Tor software in the country, worried about an unexpected visit by the police, have decried the move in a flurry of blogs. "This situation is disturbing, really disturbing," wrote Alexander Janssen, from DÃ¼sseldorf, Germany,Â in a blog post. "I run a Tor server myself and the last thing I want to experience is the police kicking down my door [and] seizing my computer." Gruhl said German crime officials are not specifically searching for servers running Tor but for servers distributing child porn. "That fact that police discovered copies of Tor is coincidental, not intentional." In his blog, Janssen reckoned that the seized servers were configured to be so-called Tor "exit nodes," allowing their IP (Internet Protocol) addresses to show up in the server logfiles in question. Tor was created to defend against traffic analysis, a form of network surveillance that "threatens personal anonymity and privacy, confidential business activities and relationships and state security," according to the Web siteÂ www.tor.eff.org. The software bounces communications around a distributed network of servers, called onion routers, protecting users from Web sites that build profiles of their interests, local eavesdroppers that read data or learn what sites they visit, and even the onion routers themselves.