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US says China hacking increasing ahead of Trump-Xi meeting
Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer’s report reflects U.S. skepticism and a possible source of new acrimony ahead of the meeting in Buenos Aires.
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Infantino expects release of info from cyberattack on FIFA
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is braced for a release of private information gained by hackers after world soccer’s governing body said its computer network was subject to another cyberattack.
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Hacking for good uncovers over 150 Marine Corps web vulnerabilities
The Department of Defense’s latest bug bounty program targeted vulnerabilities in Marine Corps websites.
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On 9/11 anniversary, DHS says cyber threat has eclipsed terrorism
The Department of Homeland Security says that cyberattacks are a larger threat than terrorist attacks, and the agency has laid out a plan to defend against the new risk.
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Read the full legal hacking complaint against North Korean Park Jin Hyok
.S. officials have charged Park Jin Hyok, a North Korean computer programmer, in connection with several recent cyberattacks, including the Sony Pictures Entertainment hack and the WannaCry ransomware virus, according to the The Associated Press.
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Malware may ‘hear’ your smartphone passcode one day
Trained software can detect sonar-like patterns and reduce the guesswork in unlocking an Android phone.
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The Trump administration hopes to change the ‘entire ecosystem’ of cybersecurity norms
Top administration officials previewed a “cybersecurity moonshot” — a plan they hope will increase the digital security of Americans.
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Homeland Security’s new risk management center announces first leader
The head of the new national risk management center will be tasked with recruiting the private sector to join the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity effort..
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Why hacking – successful or not – can lead to a crisis of confidence about election security
The Department of Homeland Security is worried about data security and confidence in the voting process during the upcoming midterm elections, a top official said at the Black Hat conference.
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Why small cyberattacks on power systems more likely than a long-running blackout
Attacks on American power systems are likely to be small and localized, casting doubt on the ability of a foreign power to take down broad swaths of U.S. electric systems at once.
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US says China hacking increasing ahead of Trump-Xi meeting
Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer’s report reflects U.S. skepticism and a possible source of new acrimony ahead of the meeting in Buenos Aires.
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Infantino expects release of info from cyberattack on FIFA
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is braced for a release of private information gained by hackers after world soccer’s governing body said its computer network was subject to another cyberattack.
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Hacking for good uncovers over 150 Marine Corps web vulnerabilities
The Department of Defense’s latest bug bounty program targeted vulnerabilities in Marine Corps websites.
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On 9/11 anniversary, DHS says cyber threat has eclipsed terrorism
The Department of Homeland Security says that cyberattacks are a larger threat than terrorist attacks, and the agency has laid out a plan to defend against the new risk.
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Read the full legal hacking complaint against North Korean Park Jin Hyok
.S. officials have charged Park Jin Hyok, a North Korean computer programmer, in connection with several recent cyberattacks, including the Sony Pictures Entertainment hack and the WannaCry ransomware virus, according to the The Associated Press.
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Malware may ‘hear’ your smartphone passcode one day
Trained software can detect sonar-like patterns and reduce the guesswork in unlocking an Android phone.
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The Trump administration hopes to change the ‘entire ecosystem’ of cybersecurity norms
Top administration officials previewed a “cybersecurity moonshot” — a plan they hope will increase the digital security of Americans.
-
Homeland Security’s new risk management center announces first leader
The head of the new national risk management center will be tasked with recruiting the private sector to join the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity effort..
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Why hacking – successful or not – can lead to a crisis of confidence about election security
The Department of Homeland Security is worried about data security and confidence in the voting process during the upcoming midterm elections, a top official said at the Black Hat conference.
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Why small cyberattacks on power systems more likely than a long-running blackout
Attacks on American power systems are likely to be small and localized, casting doubt on the ability of a foreign power to take down broad swaths of U.S. electric systems at once.
-
US says China hacking increasing ahead of Trump-Xi meeting
Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer’s report reflects U.S. skepticism and a possible source of new acrimony ahead of the meeting in Buenos Aires.
-
Infantino expects release of info from cyberattack on FIFA
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is braced for a release of private information gained by hackers after world soccer’s governing body said its computer network was subject to another cyberattack.
-
Hacking for good uncovers over 150 Marine Corps web vulnerabilities
The Department of Defense’s latest bug bounty program targeted vulnerabilities in Marine Corps websites.
-
On 9/11 anniversary, DHS says cyber threat has eclipsed terrorism
The Department of Homeland Security says that cyberattacks are a larger threat than terrorist attacks, and the agency has laid out a plan to defend against the new risk.
-
Read the full legal hacking complaint against North Korean Park Jin Hyok
.S. officials have charged Park Jin Hyok, a North Korean computer programmer, in connection with several recent cyberattacks, including the Sony Pictures Entertainment hack and the WannaCry ransomware virus, according to the The Associated Press.
-
Malware may ‘hear’ your smartphone passcode one day
Trained software can detect sonar-like patterns and reduce the guesswork in unlocking an Android phone.
-
The Trump administration hopes to change the ‘entire ecosystem’ of cybersecurity norms
Top administration officials previewed a “cybersecurity moonshot” — a plan they hope will increase the digital security of Americans.
-
Homeland Security’s new risk management center announces first leader
The head of the new national risk management center will be tasked with recruiting the private sector to join the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity effort..
-
Why hacking – successful or not – can lead to a crisis of confidence about election security
The Department of Homeland Security is worried about data security and confidence in the voting process during the upcoming midterm elections, a top official said at the Black Hat conference.
-
Why small cyberattacks on power systems more likely than a long-running blackout
Attacks on American power systems are likely to be small and localized, casting doubt on the ability of a foreign power to take down broad swaths of U.S. electric systems at once.
