Page 29 - Computer Experts News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Are better at finding the needles? >> have to first of all find people that speak the language. and then trying to speak irdu and pashtu and others. you have to find people that speak the language, understand the culture, which they always had a problem doing. and then engineers and computer experts to sift through the data. i think it is a fallacy to think this is going to solve a big problem with terrorism by -- >> even though mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee, says one attack was thwarted. you say it's not helping. >> i would like to hear the details about the attack...

Already being recommendations made that you need to have a log in and password to get into this system to be able to request that absentee ballot. but i think as you talk to some computer experts like we have this morning, it just shows the security is going to have to stay, you know, really far ahead. >> sure. >> because this was considered an attack that wasn't all that sophisticated. they said a more sophisticated attack probably would not have been caught. >> wow. okay. lessons learned there. thank you, chris. appreciate it. >> yep. arizona, that is where the jodi arias trial back in ses...

People's liberation army has more than 2 million personnel. but it's the thousand or so in this nondescript building in shanghai that may pose the biggest threat to the u.s. this is the headquarters of the army's secretive unit number 61398 where, according to the new report, english speaking computer experts spend their days stealing secrets from u.s. companies and hacking into government sites. >> this is an espionage operation targeting a broad swath of western organizations. >> reporter: among the most troubling targets, water treatment plants, transportation control centers, pipelines and...

Molly henneberg is live in washington. specifically, molly, what kind of things have security experts concerned? >> reporter: jon, everything from the hacktivists making the lights go out at an event or them taking down the visa atm machines around olympic sites or those activists with a political bent trying to get a point across. here is what former hacker said about that risk. >> the target i think would be probably the olympic scoreboards. could you imagine the play the hacktivists could get if they somehow break into systems that control the scoreboards and post their own messages? that w...

Passengers sometimes wait longer for one. >> you make it difficult for the working man then you hurt the economy already. because he can't get to and from where he needs to get to, to provide for his family. >> then there is the union bus drivers who already accepted 8% pay cut and are bracing for more concession talks at the bargaining table. >> if we are in this together, then we are in this together. if we are not in this together, we are going to fight. i'm union and i will fight. >> it's the same for the rest of detroit city government. cuts are the rule of the day. city coffers are empty...