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After WannaCry, Senators want policy on vulnerability disclosures
The Protecting our Ability To Counter Hacking, or PATCH, Act is a bipartisan bill to address issues of cybersecurity transparency and accountability that arise from researchers hoarding zero-day software vulnerabilities that can impact government agencies, vendors and customers.
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Lithuania court delays extradition to US in cybertheft case
A court in Lithuania wants more information from the United States before ruling on the extradition of a local businessman suspected of conning Google and Facebook out of over $100 million.
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DISA vice director: Cyber training most effective when done piecemeal
DISA’s Vice Director Maj. Gen. Sarah Zabel, in providing details regarding cyber protection team training, explained piecemeal training seems to be what builds expertise.
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Navy courts Silicon Valley, small biz to solve cyber problems
Through the Hack the Machine initiative, the Navy is looking to court nontraditional talent to get at some of the Navy’s most difficult cyber and technology problems.
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Army is in the market for a cyber range
The Army released a solicitation for proposals on a new cyber range.
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White House: Blame cyberattack on hackers, not spy agencies
President Donald Trump’s homeland security adviser has a message to those blaming U.S. intelligence agencies for the cyberattack encircling the globe: Don’t point a finger at the NSA. Blame the hackers.
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China’s fondness for pirated software raised risks in cyberattack
China’s fondness for pirated software left it especially vulnerable to the latest global cyberattack.
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Tech bloggers try to phish Trump administration
Gizmodo’s “Special Projects Desk” sent emails to 15 members of the Trump administration that looked as though they came from someone the recipient knew. Targets included informal presidential advisor Newt Gingrich, former FBI director James Comey, cybersecurity advisor Rudy Giuliani, FCC chairman Ajit Pai, White House press secretary Sean Spicer, and White House advisor Perter…
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‘WannaCry’ cyberattack wave ebbs, but experts see risk of more
The worldwide “ransomware” cyberattack spread to thousands more computers on Monday as people across Asia logged in at work, disrupting businesses, schools, hospitals and daily life.
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Trade groups appeal to Beijing to postpone cybersecurity law
A coalition of 54 global business groups appealed to Chinese authorities Monday to postpone enforcing a cybersecurity law they warned violates Beijing’s free-trade pledges and might harm information security.
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After WannaCry, Senators want policy on vulnerability disclosures
The Protecting our Ability To Counter Hacking, or PATCH, Act is a bipartisan bill to address issues of cybersecurity transparency and accountability that arise from researchers hoarding zero-day software vulnerabilities that can impact government agencies, vendors and customers.
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Lithuania court delays extradition to US in cybertheft case
A court in Lithuania wants more information from the United States before ruling on the extradition of a local businessman suspected of conning Google and Facebook out of over $100 million.
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DISA vice director: Cyber training most effective when done piecemeal
DISA’s Vice Director Maj. Gen. Sarah Zabel, in providing details regarding cyber protection team training, explained piecemeal training seems to be what builds expertise.
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Navy courts Silicon Valley, small biz to solve cyber problems
Through the Hack the Machine initiative, the Navy is looking to court nontraditional talent to get at some of the Navy’s most difficult cyber and technology problems.
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Army is in the market for a cyber range
The Army released a solicitation for proposals on a new cyber range.
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White House: Blame cyberattack on hackers, not spy agencies
President Donald Trump’s homeland security adviser has a message to those blaming U.S. intelligence agencies for the cyberattack encircling the globe: Don’t point a finger at the NSA. Blame the hackers.
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China’s fondness for pirated software raised risks in cyberattack
China’s fondness for pirated software left it especially vulnerable to the latest global cyberattack.
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Tech bloggers try to phish Trump administration
Gizmodo’s “Special Projects Desk” sent emails to 15 members of the Trump administration that looked as though they came from someone the recipient knew. Targets included informal presidential advisor Newt Gingrich, former FBI director James Comey, cybersecurity advisor Rudy Giuliani, FCC chairman Ajit Pai, White House press secretary Sean Spicer, and White House advisor Perter…
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‘WannaCry’ cyberattack wave ebbs, but experts see risk of more
The worldwide “ransomware” cyberattack spread to thousands more computers on Monday as people across Asia logged in at work, disrupting businesses, schools, hospitals and daily life.
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Trade groups appeal to Beijing to postpone cybersecurity law
A coalition of 54 global business groups appealed to Chinese authorities Monday to postpone enforcing a cybersecurity law they warned violates Beijing’s free-trade pledges and might harm information security.
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After WannaCry, Senators want policy on vulnerability disclosures
The Protecting our Ability To Counter Hacking, or PATCH, Act is a bipartisan bill to address issues of cybersecurity transparency and accountability that arise from researchers hoarding zero-day software vulnerabilities that can impact government agencies, vendors and customers.
-
Lithuania court delays extradition to US in cybertheft case
A court in Lithuania wants more information from the United States before ruling on the extradition of a local businessman suspected of conning Google and Facebook out of over $100 million.
-
DISA vice director: Cyber training most effective when done piecemeal
DISA’s Vice Director Maj. Gen. Sarah Zabel, in providing details regarding cyber protection team training, explained piecemeal training seems to be what builds expertise.
-
Navy courts Silicon Valley, small biz to solve cyber problems
Through the Hack the Machine initiative, the Navy is looking to court nontraditional talent to get at some of the Navy’s most difficult cyber and technology problems.
-
Army is in the market for a cyber range
The Army released a solicitation for proposals on a new cyber range.
-
White House: Blame cyberattack on hackers, not spy agencies
President Donald Trump’s homeland security adviser has a message to those blaming U.S. intelligence agencies for the cyberattack encircling the globe: Don’t point a finger at the NSA. Blame the hackers.
-
China’s fondness for pirated software raised risks in cyberattack
China’s fondness for pirated software left it especially vulnerable to the latest global cyberattack.
-
Tech bloggers try to phish Trump administration
Gizmodo’s “Special Projects Desk” sent emails to 15 members of the Trump administration that looked as though they came from someone the recipient knew. Targets included informal presidential advisor Newt Gingrich, former FBI director James Comey, cybersecurity advisor Rudy Giuliani, FCC chairman Ajit Pai, White House press secretary Sean Spicer, and White House advisor Perter…
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‘WannaCry’ cyberattack wave ebbs, but experts see risk of more
The worldwide “ransomware” cyberattack spread to thousands more computers on Monday as people across Asia logged in at work, disrupting businesses, schools, hospitals and daily life.
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Trade groups appeal to Beijing to postpone cybersecurity law
A coalition of 54 global business groups appealed to Chinese authorities Monday to postpone enforcing a cybersecurity law they warned violates Beijing’s free-trade pledges and might harm information security.
