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1979 DEC Breach: Kevin Mitnick’s First Cyber Intrusion
Introduction In the history of cybersecurity, some events have really stood out and shaped how we protect our digital systems. One such event happened in 1979 when a 16-year-old named Kevin Mitnick breached the Ark computer system at Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC). This blog takes a close look at Mitnick’s first unauthorized access, exploring how … Continue reading “1979 DEC Breach: Kevin Mitnick’s First Cyber Intrusion”
Year 1978: The Birth Year Of The First Spam Email
Introduction In a world dominated by digital communication, where every “ping” and notification holds potential importance, the term “spam” has become synonymous with the pesky intruders that infiltrate our email sanctuaries. Gone are the days when spam merely referred to a canned meat product; today, it’s the unwelcome flood of unsolicited emails promising everything from … Continue reading “Year 1978: The Birth Year Of The First Spam Email”
Year 1975: The First Trojan Horse- ‘ANIMAL’
Introduction In the intricate tapestry of cybersecurity, certain historical occurrences serve as pivotal milestones, shaping the trajectory of the field. The emergence of ANIMAL in 1975 is one such defining moment, marking the unwitting genesis of trojan horses in the digital world. In this blog, we embark on a journey to unravel the intricate layers … Continue reading “Year 1975: The First Trojan Horse- ‘ANIMAL’”
Year 1971: Unveiling Creeper – The First Computer Virus
Introduction In the nascent years of computer science, where the digital landscape was uncharted and ARPANET was but a humble experiment, emerged a groundbreaking innovation that would set the tone for the future of cybersecurity. This is the story of Creeper, the first computer virus to traverse the internet—an entity whose genesis was rooted not … Continue reading “Year 1971: Unveiling Creeper – The First Computer Virus”
The Famed Journey Of An Infamous Hacker: Kevin Mitnick
Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of digital technology, cybersecurity stands as the first line of defence against the dark arts of hacking. One name that reverberates through the corridors of cyber history is that of Kevin Mitnick, whose hacking career spanned from 1970-1995. Join us as we unravel the tale of the cyber wizard who … Continue reading “The Famed Journey Of An Infamous Hacker: Kevin Mitnick”
Rabbits Virus 1969: The First Virus In The Cybersecurity History
Introduction Imagine a time when computers were like rare treasures, and the 1960s were all about funky music and wild colors. In this era, at the University of Washington, something unexpected happened—it was like a sneak attack from a digital troublemaker. This troublemaker had a name: the RABBITS Virus, the very first computer virus ever! … Continue reading “Rabbits Virus 1969: The First Virus In The Cybersecurity History”
Unveiling Cyber History 1962: Allan Scherr, The First Computer Troll
Introduction With this blog, allow us to take you back to 1962, when the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) was buzzing with the excitement of computing’s early days. Allan Scherr, a student with a penchant for mischief, found a way to leave his mark on the evolving world of computer science. This is the tale … Continue reading “Unveiling Cyber History 1962: Allan Scherr, The First Computer Troll”
The 1961 Rose Bowl Hoax – A Masterpiece of Wit and Social Engineering
Introduction Once upon a time, in the enchanted world of college pranks, a group of audacious minds at Caltech decided to redefine halftime entertainment. Enter the infamous “Fiendish Fourteen”, a group of college students, and their grand masterpiece – The Great Rose Bowl Hoax of 1961. A picturesque Rose Bowl game unfolded between the University … Continue reading “The 1961 Rose Bowl Hoax – A Masterpiece of Wit and Social Engineering”
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”
Decoding World War II: One Message at a Time
In the turbulent landscape of World War II, where battles raged on land, sea, and air, a silent war of intelligence was being waged in the shadows. While Alan Turing was orchestrating the decryption of the Enigma code at Bletchley Park in Europe, an equally formidable force was at play on the other side of … Continue reading “Decoding World War II: One Message at a Time”
