Weird Russian Mind-Control Research Behind Homeland Security Contract
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The Department of Homeland Security will go anywhere to acquire the most-effective counter-terrorism technology, even if it means traveling to a basement laboratory in the heart of the old Soviet empire to dabble in some pretty dubious mind-control theory.
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SpySky net Russian high-altitude spy planes may be given a new lease of life as platforms for telecoms services, if an audacious (and rather improbable) scheme ever gets off the ground.â¦
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Tycho:  There's a new Alternate Reality Game spinning up for Halo 3, God Damn them - God Damn them to hell.  I know perfectly well that I am being subjugated by a sophisticated marketing effort, that the best one can accomplish in these games is to get a real good look at the teeth before the mouth closes around you.  I type this even as the rabbit holes stand open in two other windows.  I don't presume to speak for the entire species, but there is something about secrets that does bit the mind.
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Copycats are keeping busy. Security researcher says the Net threat's source code is "hot stuff."
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'We are just a factory producing ammunition' Interview In June 2006, three Russian programmers started testing a collection of PHP scripts and exploit code to automate the compromise of computers that visit malicious websites.â¦
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The FBI is investigating a major information technology firm with a $1.7 billion Department of Homeland Security contract after it allegedly failed to detect cyber break-ins traced to a Chinese-language Web site and then tried to cover up its deficiencies, according to congressional investigators.
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Pentagon space shield plan raises stakes with Russia - and local Czechs.
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What's the typical U.S. spook reading up on? From encryption to extraterrestrials, recently divulged documents offer a glimpse between the covers of the National Security Agency's classified internal magazines. By Ryan Singel.
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Why European counter-terror officials share U.S. concerns of an imminent threat
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The Kremlin's strategy is beginning to take shape.
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Could terrorists be plotting their next move online, obscured by the 'noise' of chat-room chatter? The U.S. government thinks that may be the case and is funding a yearlong study on chat-room surveillance.
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A consortium of major universities, using Homeland Security Department money, is developing software that would let the government monitor negative opinions of the United States overseas.
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"It's like they wanted to help us, which is weird," says one security expert of the latest bizarre twist in the worm's development.
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A new report shows that controversial interrogation techniques were drawn from enemy tactics during the Cold War
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The Department of Homeland Security is testing a data-mining program that would attempt to spot terrorists by combing vast amounts of information about average Americans, such as flight and hotel reservations. Similar to a Pentagon program killed by Congress in 2003 over concerns about civil liberties, the new program could take effect as soon as next year....
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DHS wants to build a portable lab to set up at events and transit hubs to test ways to detect terrorists using remote sensors and pyschological techniques.  Will your thoughts be clean enough to board the train? In 27B Stroke 6.
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Russian security firm is the latest to offer a product for mobile devices, a huge potential market.