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Year 1986: Congress Enacts The Federal Computer Fraud And Abuse Act
Introduction Since the early days of computing, including the advent of technologies like ARPANET, instances of computer-related crimes have been prevalent. The period from the 1960s to the 1980s witnessed a significant increase in cybercrime and other technology-related offenses. These incidents, often blamed on curious teenagers, had severe consequences for targeted organizations and corporations. This … Continue reading “Year 1986: Congress Enacts The Federal Computer Fraud And Abuse Act”
Year 1982: The U.S. Launches First Logic Bomb Attack on Russia
Introduction Wars have historically acted as catalysts for innovation in weaponry and military tactics, driving technological advancements at an accelerated pace. This was particularly evident during World War I and the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union. World War I marked a transition from 19th-century tactics to 20th-century technology. Armies adapted … Continue reading “Year 1982: The U.S. Launches First Logic Bomb Attack on Russia”
Tale of 1940: The Tech Wizardry of WWII’s Unsung Ethical Hacker
Unmasking the Tech Hero of WWII In the darkest days of World War II, amidst the Nazi occupation of France, a hero emerged from an unexpected realm – the world of punch-card computers. Meet René Carmille, the unsung pioneer often hailed as the “first ethical hacker.” This blog unveils the gripping tale of how a … Continue reading “Tale of 1940: The Tech Wizardry of WWII’s Unsung Ethical Hacker”
