Cyber

The Digital Citizens Alliance teams with cybersecurity researchers to find which schools’ account credentials are most commonly found on the dark web.

Idaho state officials approve the use of $90 million worth of bonds for the construction of two new buildings at a federal research facility.

Some experts are concerned that overheated rhetoric could prompt dangerous diplomatic missteps.

The vast majority (93 percent) of cybersecurity researchers said non-malware attacks pose more of a business risk than commodity malware attacks.

A new, critical resource for designing, developing and testing state-of-the-art internet of things (IoT) systems will be available at the University of Florida.

At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, in the quiet classrooms of the Center for Cyberspace Research, hundreds of cyber warriors learn offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.

Continued concerns about the use of a nuclear weapon and an increase in concern about the use of an EMP against the U.S. have revived the civil defense brand.

A hacker that exploited a misconfiguration in the application code of a multi-state Department of Labor database system may have accessed the names, dates of birth and Social Security numbers of hundreds of thousands of job seekers.

A Texas grand jury this week indicted a man for using an animated GIF to cause Newsweek journalist Kurt Eichenwald to suffer a seizure, in what could be the first case to legally consider a GIF to be an assault weapon.