“People are worried that my work here has killed poker: I hope it has done the exact opposite,” Sandholm said.
Source : AI Decisively Defeats Human Poker Players – IEEE Spectrum
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« Electrical signals produced by our body might contain sensitive information about us that we might not be willing to share with the world, » Bonaci told Ars immediately following her presentation. « On top of that, we may be giving that information away without even being aware of it ».
Source : In not-too-distant future, brain hackers could steal your deepest secrets | Ars Technica
« Edward Majerczyk, 29, of Chicago receives nine-month prison term in plea deal after illegally accessing celebrity accounts and stealing nude images ».
Un bon test de la presse plus ou moins fréquentable. Dans une affaire d’atteinte à la vie privée, il y a ceux qui montrent le condamné, ceux qui montrent la victime, et ceux qui montrent les deux.
Sur ce plan, Google News permet de se faire une idée…
Source : Man behind Jennifer Lawrence nude photo hack sentenced to prison | Film | The Guardian
« Le cyberespace est un espace de conflit. Les entités étatiques s’y affrontent. Le nombre d’attaques est en accélération constante. (…) Je ne crois pas que nous soyons dans une nouvelle guerre froide, nous sommes dans un espace où les puissants s’affrontent, et directement. » – David Martinon, ambassadeur de France pour la cyberdiplomatie et l’économie numérique
Source : Cybersécurité : pour Jean-Yves Le Drian, « la menace est à nos portes »
« The European Union is considering testing banks’ defenses against cyber attacks, EU officials and sources said, as concerns grow about the industry’s vulnerability to hacking ».
Source : As attacks grow, EU mulls banking stress tests for cyber risks | Reuters
« These videos come from YouTube. They were uploaded in the last week and have titles like DSC 1234 and IMG 4321. They have almost zero previous views. They are unnamed, unedited, and unseen by anyone but YOU ».
Source : Astronaut
Google’s self-driving cars will remain unplugged from the internet most of the time to prevent them from being hacked, the chief executive of Waymo, its driverless vehicle programme, has revealed.
Source : Google keeps self-driving cars offline to hinder hackers
It could have made an entertaining spy movie, if it wasn’t disturbingly real: The Italian police say a brother and sister for years hacked into the phones and computers of the top tiers of Italian society — from high-ranking government officials, to business leaders to Freemasons and even Vatican prelates. On Wednesday, the brother and sister, Giulio Occhionero, 45, and Francesca Maria Occhionero, 49, appeared before a judge here.
They are accused of illegally accessing classified information, and breaching and intercepting information technology systems and data communications.
The police said the charges described an unprecedented cyberattack on prominent Italian institutions and individuals.
Information gleaned from the breaches was stored on servers in the United States, police officials said, and inquiries continue with the assistance of the F.B.I.’s cyberdivision.
Source : Brother and Sister Charged With Hacking Prominent Italians – The New York Times
In this modern digital age, those who expose corruption, fight racism, and fight for justice and democracy face increasing threats and persecution online. Security Without Borders is an open collective of hackers and cyber security professionals who volunteer with assisting journalists, human rights defenders, and non-profit organizations with cyber security issues.
Source : Security Without Borders
Après quelques mois et une enquête approfondie, à laquelle Le Monde a eu accès en avant-première, Amnesty affirme que Voiceless Victims n’est pas une véritable ONG. Et, pire, que cette organisation fantôme située en France a tenté, par le biais de pièces jointes insérées dans ses courriels, de les espionner.
Source : Comment une ONG fantôme a tenté d’espionner Amnesty International