Hackers Eye U.S. Government Targets
Guests
Jim Lewis, director and senior fellow, Technology and Public Policy Program, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Kevin Poulsen, senior editor, Wired.com
Kevin Mitnick, former hacker and author of Ghost In The Wires
Hackers have broken into servers at the U.S. Senate, compromised the Gmail accounts of U.S. government officials and stolen security codes to military contractors. Many experts agree that American government and businesses are not prepared for the growing threat of sophisticated cyber attacks.
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