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Trump casts doubt on intelligence assessment of Russian election interference
During a summit with Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump said that he didn’t “see any reason why” Moscow would hack the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The public tools Russia allegedly used to hack America’s election
Using spear-fishing, Russian intelligence officials launched a devastating hack against Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
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NATO summit boosts cybersecurity amid uncertainty
In what appears to be a first for NATO, leaders twice mentioned the threat of “disinformation campaigns,” that have spread chaos through western countries.
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Is Russia about to launch a parallel internet?
Russia’s crazy plan to control a second internet is a sign that Russian digital aggression is set to continue.
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Russia continues to sow discord, US warns
A top homeland security official warned that Russia has targeted energy, nuclear, and commercial facilities during a campaign of cyberattacks.
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Details on an Air Force drone? $200 on the dark web
The hacked documents represent embarrassing security vulnerabilities and raises questions about basic cyber-hygiene in the U.S. military apparatus.
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Cyber ambiguity: NATO’s digital defense in doubt amid unstable alliances
The very future of NATO’s cyber strategy is left intentionally murky.
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Was June fraud case part of massive OPM hack or not?
The mystery continued over if, and how, swiped data of federal employees may be used in further fraud cases.
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The new threat to DC’s notorious commute
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority system is vulnerable to disruptive cyberattacks, according to a classified inspector general report.
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Polar fitness app broadcasted sensitive details of intelligence and service members
More than 6,500 users who worked at more than 200 sensitive sites across the world appear to have been unknowingly broadcasting their exercise location and their name to the entire world.
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Trump casts doubt on intelligence assessment of Russian election interference
During a summit with Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump said that he didn’t “see any reason why” Moscow would hack the 2016 presidential campaign.
-
The public tools Russia allegedly used to hack America’s election
Using spear-fishing, Russian intelligence officials launched a devastating hack against Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
-
NATO summit boosts cybersecurity amid uncertainty
In what appears to be a first for NATO, leaders twice mentioned the threat of “disinformation campaigns,” that have spread chaos through western countries.
-
Is Russia about to launch a parallel internet?
Russia’s crazy plan to control a second internet is a sign that Russian digital aggression is set to continue.
-
Russia continues to sow discord, US warns
A top homeland security official warned that Russia has targeted energy, nuclear, and commercial facilities during a campaign of cyberattacks.
-
Details on an Air Force drone? $200 on the dark web
The hacked documents represent embarrassing security vulnerabilities and raises questions about basic cyber-hygiene in the U.S. military apparatus.
-
Cyber ambiguity: NATO’s digital defense in doubt amid unstable alliances
The very future of NATO’s cyber strategy is left intentionally murky.
-
Was June fraud case part of massive OPM hack or not?
The mystery continued over if, and how, swiped data of federal employees may be used in further fraud cases.
-
The new threat to DC’s notorious commute
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority system is vulnerable to disruptive cyberattacks, according to a classified inspector general report.
-
Polar fitness app broadcasted sensitive details of intelligence and service members
More than 6,500 users who worked at more than 200 sensitive sites across the world appear to have been unknowingly broadcasting their exercise location and their name to the entire world.
-
Trump casts doubt on intelligence assessment of Russian election interference
During a summit with Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump said that he didn’t “see any reason why” Moscow would hack the 2016 presidential campaign.
-
The public tools Russia allegedly used to hack America’s election
Using spear-fishing, Russian intelligence officials launched a devastating hack against Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
-
NATO summit boosts cybersecurity amid uncertainty
In what appears to be a first for NATO, leaders twice mentioned the threat of “disinformation campaigns,” that have spread chaos through western countries.
-
Is Russia about to launch a parallel internet?
Russia’s crazy plan to control a second internet is a sign that Russian digital aggression is set to continue.
-
Russia continues to sow discord, US warns
A top homeland security official warned that Russia has targeted energy, nuclear, and commercial facilities during a campaign of cyberattacks.
-
Details on an Air Force drone? $200 on the dark web
The hacked documents represent embarrassing security vulnerabilities and raises questions about basic cyber-hygiene in the U.S. military apparatus.
-
Cyber ambiguity: NATO’s digital defense in doubt amid unstable alliances
The very future of NATO’s cyber strategy is left intentionally murky.
-
Was June fraud case part of massive OPM hack or not?
The mystery continued over if, and how, swiped data of federal employees may be used in further fraud cases.
-
The new threat to DC’s notorious commute
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority system is vulnerable to disruptive cyberattacks, according to a classified inspector general report.
-
Polar fitness app broadcasted sensitive details of intelligence and service members
More than 6,500 users who worked at more than 200 sensitive sites across the world appear to have been unknowingly broadcasting their exercise location and their name to the entire world.
