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Computer law expert says British hacker arrest problematic
A computer law expert on Friday described the evidence behind the U.S. arrest of a notorious British cybersecurity researcher as being problematic — an indictment so flimsy that it could create a climate of distrust between the U.S. government and the community of software experts.
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Russian man sentenced in Minnesota computer fraud case
A Russian man has been sentenced in Minnesota to nearly four years in federal prison in connection with a global computer fraud case.
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Spanish court backs extradition of Russian programmer to US
Spain’s National Court has recommended the extradition to the United States of a Russian computer programmer accused by U.S. prosecutors of developing malicious software that stole information from financial institutions and caused losses of $855,000.
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‘Big hunt’ for Russian hackers, but no obvious election link
“There is a big hunt underway,” said Andrei Soldatov, an expert on the Russian security services and co-author of “Red Web.”
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Here’s how DoD organizes its cyber warriors
This is part one of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
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3 priorities for Army’s cyber/EW aviation concept of operation
The Army is looking to upgrade its aviation training incorporating cyber and electronic warfare.
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Man tells federal officials he stole $40M in bitcoin
A self-described computer hacker claims he stole over $40 million in the virtual currency bitcoin, and told officials he was planning to flee to London by using a fake passport in the name of actor Jeremy Renner.
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DHS chief: States should ask feds for help to secure elections
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said Wednesday that states should not be wary of asking for the federal government’s help to strengthen election systems in light of Russian meddling in last year’s election.
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Lawyer: Russian programmer sought by US is political victim
The lawyer defending a Russian computer programmer arrested in Spain says flaws in the extradition request by the United States signal a political motivation behind the prosecution.
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House pressing intel community on cyber-vulnerability disclosures
The House Intelligence Committee’s Intelligence Authorization Act calls for a report on the disclosure process for vulnerabilities.
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Computer law expert says British hacker arrest problematic
A computer law expert on Friday described the evidence behind the U.S. arrest of a notorious British cybersecurity researcher as being problematic — an indictment so flimsy that it could create a climate of distrust between the U.S. government and the community of software experts.
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Russian man sentenced in Minnesota computer fraud case
A Russian man has been sentenced in Minnesota to nearly four years in federal prison in connection with a global computer fraud case.
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Spanish court backs extradition of Russian programmer to US
Spain’s National Court has recommended the extradition to the United States of a Russian computer programmer accused by U.S. prosecutors of developing malicious software that stole information from financial institutions and caused losses of $855,000.
-
‘Big hunt’ for Russian hackers, but no obvious election link
“There is a big hunt underway,” said Andrei Soldatov, an expert on the Russian security services and co-author of “Red Web.”
-
Here’s how DoD organizes its cyber warriors
This is part one of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
-
3 priorities for Army’s cyber/EW aviation concept of operation
The Army is looking to upgrade its aviation training incorporating cyber and electronic warfare.
-
Man tells federal officials he stole $40M in bitcoin
A self-described computer hacker claims he stole over $40 million in the virtual currency bitcoin, and told officials he was planning to flee to London by using a fake passport in the name of actor Jeremy Renner.
-
DHS chief: States should ask feds for help to secure elections
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said Wednesday that states should not be wary of asking for the federal government’s help to strengthen election systems in light of Russian meddling in last year’s election.
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Lawyer: Russian programmer sought by US is political victim
The lawyer defending a Russian computer programmer arrested in Spain says flaws in the extradition request by the United States signal a political motivation behind the prosecution.
-
House pressing intel community on cyber-vulnerability disclosures
The House Intelligence Committee’s Intelligence Authorization Act calls for a report on the disclosure process for vulnerabilities.
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Computer law expert says British hacker arrest problematic
A computer law expert on Friday described the evidence behind the U.S. arrest of a notorious British cybersecurity researcher as being problematic — an indictment so flimsy that it could create a climate of distrust between the U.S. government and the community of software experts.
-
Russian man sentenced in Minnesota computer fraud case
A Russian man has been sentenced in Minnesota to nearly four years in federal prison in connection with a global computer fraud case.
-
Spanish court backs extradition of Russian programmer to US
Spain’s National Court has recommended the extradition to the United States of a Russian computer programmer accused by U.S. prosecutors of developing malicious software that stole information from financial institutions and caused losses of $855,000.
-
‘Big hunt’ for Russian hackers, but no obvious election link
“There is a big hunt underway,” said Andrei Soldatov, an expert on the Russian security services and co-author of “Red Web.”
-
Here’s how DoD organizes its cyber warriors
This is part one of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
-
3 priorities for Army’s cyber/EW aviation concept of operation
The Army is looking to upgrade its aviation training incorporating cyber and electronic warfare.
-
Man tells federal officials he stole $40M in bitcoin
A self-described computer hacker claims he stole over $40 million in the virtual currency bitcoin, and told officials he was planning to flee to London by using a fake passport in the name of actor Jeremy Renner.
-
DHS chief: States should ask feds for help to secure elections
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said Wednesday that states should not be wary of asking for the federal government’s help to strengthen election systems in light of Russian meddling in last year’s election.
-
Lawyer: Russian programmer sought by US is political victim
The lawyer defending a Russian computer programmer arrested in Spain says flaws in the extradition request by the United States signal a political motivation behind the prosecution.
-
House pressing intel community on cyber-vulnerability disclosures
The House Intelligence Committee’s Intelligence Authorization Act calls for a report on the disclosure process for vulnerabilities.












