Intel comes forth and says that it too was hacked around the same time that Google was.
While the hacking of Google was widely publicized, it wasn't the only firm under attack from nefarious groups. In fact, Google said that a supposed twenty other companies were targeted by hackers around the same time that the search giant was hit.
Today, Intel told reporters that it was also the target of a hacking attempt around the same time of the attack on Google, but denied any connection to that incident.
"The only connection is timing," Intel spokesman Chuck Mulloy said, quoted by Reuters. The representative also added that Intel gets targeted by hackers on a "very regular" basis. Intel declined to say from where the hacks originated.
Mulloy was asked whether Intel had spoken with Google with regards to the hacking incidents, to which he replied, "Our security folks work very closely and collaboratively throughout the industry."
Intel later told reporters that it did not lose any information, though it does seem unusual for the company to confirm a hacking incident specifically from last month if attempts are made on a regular basis.
/sarcasm
At any rate, it's amazing how many companies/websites get attacked by crackers (There IS a difference between hackers and crackers. Too bad the media has corrupted the original meaning of "hacker" ).
Yes, it's called bringing the first DX11 cards to market.
/sarcasm
At any rate, it's amazing how many companies/websites get attacked by crackers (There IS a difference between hackers and crackers. Too bad the media has corrupted the original meaning of "hacker" ).
It doesnt have much support but a couple convenient hi profile hacks just might change their minds.
Yes, it's called bringing the first DX11 cards to market.
That most likely what is going since things are moving in that direction however it is only the start. Banking and utilities probably next to scare the sheep into accepting any measure of government regulation. It is common that people often turn to those who created the problem for a solution.
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Yes, sicundercover, very perceptive. You should read "John Twelve Hawks - 4th Realm 01 - The Traveler and the Dark River"
nah intel just makes amd's ideas better. i mean come on amd is intels research department. Multi core, hyper transport, and 64 bit processing to name just a few.
Not to mention Intel's R&D department is probably larger than the entire AMD.
first, nvidia is the one with the graphics, hacking intel for a graphics breakthrough? even more lol.
second, i count AMD and ATI as different entities because they do separate things. i would think that they have separate main offices and data centers.
... when i think, and i do it not often... yeah... that makes sense...
Well people thought they'd be talking about white people. It's not very nice to say Intel was attacked by white people by using a racial slur.
I kid... Somewhat.
Going back around 20-25 years ago, if we called a programmer a hacker, it meant his programming style was horrible, his code a mess, and his planning poor. It was a very derogatory term. If you said you did a 'hack job', you just did it quick and dirty, and didn't follow all the nice rules that make programs easy to maintain and read.
Somehow, some idiot in the media decided it should mean people doing bad things on purpose. And the sheep followed ...