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The US government is serious about online security, just ask any one of its cyber commandos . Adding to its arsenal for battling the big bad hackers, Reuters reports that DARPA is working on a National Cyber Range, which would act a standalone internet simulation engine where digital warriors can be trained and experimental ideas tested out. Lockheed Martin and Johns Hopkins University are competing to provide the final system, with one of them expected to soon get the go-ahead for a one-year trial, which, if all goes well, will be followed by DARPA unleashing its techies upon the virtual firing range in earnest next year. The cost of the project is said to run somewhere near $130 million, which might have sounded a bit expensive before the recent spate of successful hacking attacks on high profile private companies, but now seems like a rational expenditure to ensure the nuclear missile codes and the people crazy enough to use them are kept at a safe distance from one another. DARPA has a pair of other cleverly titled cybersecurity schemes up its sleeve, called CRASH and CINDER, but you’ll have to hit the source link to learn more about them. DARPA setting up a $130 million ‘virtual firing range’ to help battle cyber attacks originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 20 Jun 2011 03:49:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
Continue reading …DARPA setting up a $130 million ‘virtual firing range’ to help battle cyber attacks
June 20, 2011 No Comment
The US government is serious about online security, just ask any one of its cyber commandos . Adding to its arsenal for battling the big bad hackers, Reuters reports that DARPA is working on a National Cyber Range, which would act a standalone internet simulation engine where digital warriors can be trained and experimental ideas tested out. Lockheed Martin and Johns Hopkins University are competing to provide the final system, with one of them expected to soon get the go-ahead for a one-year trial, which, if all goes well, will be followed by DARPA unleashing its techies upon the virtual firing range in earnest next year. The cost of the project is said to run somewhere near $130 million, which might have sounded a bit expensive before the recent spate of successful hacking attacks on high profile private companies, but now seems like a rational expenditure to ensure the nuclear missile codes and the people crazy enough to use them are kept at a safe distance from one another. DARPA has a pair of other cleverly titled cybersecurity schemes up its sleeve, called CRASH and CINDER, but you’ll have to hit the source link to learn more about them. DARPA setting up a $130 million ‘virtual firing range’ to help battle cyber attacks originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 20 Jun 2011 03:49:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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More than 40 miles of dykes in Lanxi city close to overflowing, potentially affecting more than 20,000 people More than 40 miles (70km) of dykes are close to overflowing in a city in eastern China, the country’s flood authority said on Monday, a day after a senior official warned a critical point had been reached in battling seasonal floods . Heavy rains pounded Zhejiang province over the weekend and the level of a river that passes through Lanxi city has risen sharply, said Zhao Fayuan, deputy director of the flood control headquarters. The level of the Lanjiang river has now hit 110 feet (34m), the highest since 1966, state-run Xinhua news agency reported. Several sections of the dykes in Lanxi city are barely holding, Zhao said. More than 20,000 people could be affected if the dykes are breached, he said. The country’s flood control headquarters advised Lanxi officials to relocate all residents near the dykes that are at risk of overflowing, and to repair them immediately. Flooding in eastern and southern China this month has triggered landslides, cut off power and telecommunications and left more than 180 people dead or missing. Another five people were killed on Sunday and one remains missing after surging floodwaters swept them away in their south-western villages, Xinhua said. China’s minister for water resources said on Sunday that the country was entering a crucial period as severe floods triggered by heavy rains threaten southern areas. It is likely that more frequent and more intense downpours will continue, Chen Lei told a meeting in Beijing to discuss flood-control measures, Xinhua reported. He urged local authorities to improve weather forecasting and ensure dykes, reservoirs and dams are safe. However, while the deadly flooding continues, a persistent drought is still plaguing five provinces in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze river. It has left 630,000 people without safe drinking water and affected 11.9m acres (4.8m hectares) of farmland, Chen said. China Flooding Natural disasters and extreme weather guardian.co.uk
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Hours of talks between eurozone finance ministers on the imploding finances of Greece broke up today without the ministers signing off on a vital instalment of rescue loans needed to avoid bankruptcy next month. Greece will get the next €12 billion ($NZ21b) of its existing €110 billion bailout package in early July, but only if it manages to pass €28 billion in new spending cuts and economic reforms by the end of the month, said Jean-Claude Juncker, the prime minister of Luxembourg who also chairs the regular meetings of the 17 eurozone finance ministers. “We have to, of course, await this vote” by the Greek parliament,…
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RMT union members walked out on Sunday, with further strikes planned for next week London Underground has said a good service is running on all Tube lines despite an earlier strike in protest over the sacking of a driver. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union walked out for six hours from 9pm on Sunday. Longer strikes that would hit the Wimbledon tennis championships are planned for next week. The RMT is calling for the reinstatement of the driver Arwyn Thomas, who is waiting to hear from an employment tribunal whether he has won his claim of unfair dismissal. LU said a good service was operating on all 11 lines on Monday morning, with only “minor service alterations” on Sunday night, with all last trains running to time. LU’s managing director, Mike Brown, reiterated his call for the RMT to await the outcome of the employment tribunal process. “This strike action has not achieved anything, and I once again call on the RMT leadership to calmly await the outcome of the employment tribunal without any further strikes,” he said. “I have given the RMT leadership a written assurance that if the tribunal rules that we should reinstate or re-engage Arwyn Thomas, then we will do so. I give that assurance again now, so there can be no justification whatsoever for the RMT to continue to threaten Londoners with more pointless strike action.” The RMT leader, Bob Crow, said the strike had kept the case in the spotlight, while the union had complied with the legal obligations under employment law. He said: “It is now down to London Underground to do what we have been calling for all along – and that is to put this injustice right and agree with us a mechanism for getting Arwyn back to work in advance of the next phase of action.” London Transport Trade unions Bob Crow Tube Lines Rail transport guardian.co.uk
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