Al Qaeda's Tech Traps
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Investigations, arrests highlight how technology aids and weakens terror network.
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Avoiding the false economy trap Reg Tech Panel â¦
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There's new thinking at work among some of Al Qaeda's brains. How the British plot ties into the doctrine of a leading jihadi strategist known as Abu Musab al-Suri.
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Al Qaeda had a planâand it is working. Osama bin Ladenâs survival may be the Bush administrationâs biggest political failing.
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No Place to Hide tells how a nationwide obsession with preventing a terrorist attack has drawn lobbyists, cutting-edge technologists and government officials into a new industry. By Ryan Singel.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- Ayman al-Zawahri, the number two figure in Al Qaeda, appeared in a new videotape aired on Al-Jazeera yesterday, ridiculing US forces as stuck in a quagmire in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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WASHINGTON -- The Al Qaeda terror network, responsible for the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, has reestablished a safe haven in Pakistan, retained its top leadership, and trained new operatives in Iraq -- and now poses a "heightened threat" of another massive attack on the United States, according to the summary of a joint American intelligence assessment.
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Is the U.S. investing in the proper technologies to fight terrorism? Leading figures such as Jim Barksdale give their insights.
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WASHINGTON -- US intelligence analysts have concluded that Al Qaeda has rebuilt its operating capability to a level not seen since just before the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
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Electronic jihad 3.0 Security researchers say they have discovered a program that could be used by Islamic terrorists to launch data attacks against Western targets.â¦
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A new National Intelligence Estimate will warn that al Qaeda will try to use its capabilities and contacts in Iraq to attack the United States, according to a senior government official. The official said the NIE will show al Qaeda is stepping up efforts to sneak operatives into the United States.
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Vulnerabilities in technology widely used for network authentication leave computers open to attack.
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The jihadists' tactics aren't mysterious. We just need help on the  ground
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Networked multifunction devices share PC vulnerabilities to worms, hackers.
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Shampoo, iPods and Starbucks lattes have suddenly become security threats. Terrorists could easily slip a few apparently innocuous items past airport security and assemble them into a lethal explosive once aloft, security experts said.
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After spending billions on Rube Goldberg contraptions, the military notices commercial devices already exist. Could a TiVo-like gizmo help them find a car bomber? In Danger Room.
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Figuring out who's an ally in this complicated war on terror is tough. The Pentagon wants software that can make the call. In Danger Room.