JIM URQUHART/REUTERS - Mark Fabro, a training consultant working with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, explains how systems can be exploited at a cyber security defense lab at the Idaho National Laboratory.Homeland Security Tries To Shore Up Nation's Cyber Defenses -- Washington Post
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho — Screens glowed, mice clicked and lines of code scrolled on the laptop monitors of a hacker team hired by Barney Advanced Domestic Chemical Co. — or BAD Company — to break into a rival firm's computer network.
In another room here at Idaho National Laboratory, a computer operator noticed something wrong. "They're hitting one of our servers!" he said. The lights in the control room soon failed, and liquid gushed from a set of tanks as green and red lights flashed.
"We've got a spillover!� [...]
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