Digital Terrorism

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gab.com • Thu 2018 Nov 1, 11:40am

…Someone turned on the propane tank on my parent’s gas grill, turned the burner on, and let the propane leak out. This is terrorism, incited by the media.…

ISIS Online Dismantled

Ben Wolfgang | Wash Times • Fri 2018 Oct 26, 10:57am

…Analysts are quick to stress that online terrorist recruiting efforts remain a problem and that popular platforms such as Facebook and YouTube need to do more to combat the messages, but the days of the Islamic State’s state-of-the-art propaganda and recruiting mission online seem to have ended.…

DNS Attack on Major Sites

Ben Kew, Breitbart • Fri 2016 Oct 21, 5:12pm

Some of the internet’s most popular services, including Twitter, Spotify, SoundCloud, AirBnB, and Reddit, were taken offline Friday by a major cyber-attack across the internet.… across the east coast of the U.S. and lasted for roughly two hours…

Hillary's Vast Left-Wing Conspiracy with Google

Conservative Outfitters • Sat 2016 Mar 19, 9:49pm

…After the Benghazi attack Hillary's State Department emails show her administration was in contact with Google regarding a blocked YouTube video after President Obama admitted that the Benghazi attack was a preplanned act of terror.…

Chinese hackers nick Joint Strike Fighter plans

arstechnica.com • Tue 2009 Apr 21, 6:25pm

Add top-secret plans for the expensive, much-delayed Joint Strike Fighter to the list of victims of alleged Chinese and Russian hack attacks, or so the Wall Street Journal reports. The paper cites "current and former government officials familiar with the attacks," and claims that the Air Force's air traffic control system has also been compromised.

Pentagon spends $100 million to fix cyber attacks

breitbart.com • Tue 2009 Apr 7, 3:17pm

The Pentagon spent more than $100 million in the last six months responding to and repairing damage from cyber attacks and other computer network problems, military leaders said Tuesday. Air Force Gen. Kevin Chilton, who heads U.S. Strategic Command, said the military is only beginning to track the costs, which are triggered by constant daily attacks against military networks ranging from the Pentagon to bases around the country.