The Web needs to change its password: The next great innovation may not be about making something new, but protecting what we’ve already created.
CHINA, RUSSIA AND THE DIGITAL SPY GAME | Is the U.S. now engaging in a similar game of cat-and-mouse with the Chinese, this time played out on the periphery of the Internet?
If the word “doxing” makes you think of puppies, and the word “hacker” has you imagining a zit-faced, social outcast eating junk food in his or her parents’ basement, it’s time to head to the anthropology section of your local library or bookstore and start reading up on “hacktivism,” or online activism.
(Source: Washington Post)
“That world, long inaccessible to the general public, is about to open up. Enter rankmyhack.com, a Web site claiming to be the hacker community’s ‘first elite hacker ranking system.’” - Brian D. Fung, “It’s official: Hacking has been gamified,” The Washington Post.
