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DoD reups with Lockheed Martin to run Cyber Crime Center
DoD renews $347 million contract to continue supporting Defense Cyber Crime Center.
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Yahoo breach indictments may shed light on election hacks
U.S. authorities may now be in a better position to figure out if Russian hackers and Russian spies swayed last year’s presidential elections.
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33M government, corporate employee records leaked from DUNS database
A 52 gigabyte corporate database has been put online, exposing records of U.S. individuals, including those in the Department of Defense and the Postal Service, and potentially allowing for scammers to devise targeted spear-phishing campaigns to access more sensitive data and systems.
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Russian man faces US charges related to Citadel malware
Federal prosecutors in Atlanta say a Russian man appeared in court on charges related to malicious software designed to steal personal financial information.
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Congressman proposes National Guard for cybersecurity
Rep. Ruben Gallego proposed the idea of a cybersecurity reserve system, like a National Guard for the digital world, during a talk at the South by Southwest conference, according to CNN.
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De-complicating cybersecurity at the federal level [Commentary]
My solution for this might sound a bit controversial.
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What CIA cyberspies think of 6 top antivirus programs
Documents in the Year Zero WikiLeaks dump include CIA hackers comments on top cybersecurity tools.
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WikiLeaks dump first big test for new CIA head
The WikiLeaks release poses one of the first big tests for Mike Pompeo, a former GOP congressman from Kansas, who is President Donald Trump’s new CIA director.
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Cyber a ‘tool to knock down fake news,’ says former top DoD official
Multiple tools are needed to take down Russian propaganda efforts.
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Hackers drawn to energy sector’s lack of sensors, controls
Oil and gas companies, including some of the most celebrated industry names in the Houston area, are facing increasingly sophisticated hackers seeking to steal trade secrets and disrupt operations, according to a newspaper investigation.
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DoD reups with Lockheed Martin to run Cyber Crime Center
DoD renews $347 million contract to continue supporting Defense Cyber Crime Center.
-
Yahoo breach indictments may shed light on election hacks
U.S. authorities may now be in a better position to figure out if Russian hackers and Russian spies swayed last year’s presidential elections.
-
33M government, corporate employee records leaked from DUNS database
A 52 gigabyte corporate database has been put online, exposing records of U.S. individuals, including those in the Department of Defense and the Postal Service, and potentially allowing for scammers to devise targeted spear-phishing campaigns to access more sensitive data and systems.
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Russian man faces US charges related to Citadel malware
Federal prosecutors in Atlanta say a Russian man appeared in court on charges related to malicious software designed to steal personal financial information.
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Congressman proposes National Guard for cybersecurity
Rep. Ruben Gallego proposed the idea of a cybersecurity reserve system, like a National Guard for the digital world, during a talk at the South by Southwest conference, according to CNN.
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De-complicating cybersecurity at the federal level [Commentary]
My solution for this might sound a bit controversial.
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What CIA cyberspies think of 6 top antivirus programs
Documents in the Year Zero WikiLeaks dump include CIA hackers comments on top cybersecurity tools.
-
WikiLeaks dump first big test for new CIA head
The WikiLeaks release poses one of the first big tests for Mike Pompeo, a former GOP congressman from Kansas, who is President Donald Trump’s new CIA director.
-
Cyber a ‘tool to knock down fake news,’ says former top DoD official
Multiple tools are needed to take down Russian propaganda efforts.
-
Hackers drawn to energy sector’s lack of sensors, controls
Oil and gas companies, including some of the most celebrated industry names in the Houston area, are facing increasingly sophisticated hackers seeking to steal trade secrets and disrupt operations, according to a newspaper investigation.
-
DoD reups with Lockheed Martin to run Cyber Crime Center
DoD renews $347 million contract to continue supporting Defense Cyber Crime Center.
-
Yahoo breach indictments may shed light on election hacks
U.S. authorities may now be in a better position to figure out if Russian hackers and Russian spies swayed last year’s presidential elections.
-
33M government, corporate employee records leaked from DUNS database
A 52 gigabyte corporate database has been put online, exposing records of U.S. individuals, including those in the Department of Defense and the Postal Service, and potentially allowing for scammers to devise targeted spear-phishing campaigns to access more sensitive data and systems.
-
Russian man faces US charges related to Citadel malware
Federal prosecutors in Atlanta say a Russian man appeared in court on charges related to malicious software designed to steal personal financial information.
-
Congressman proposes National Guard for cybersecurity
Rep. Ruben Gallego proposed the idea of a cybersecurity reserve system, like a National Guard for the digital world, during a talk at the South by Southwest conference, according to CNN.
-
De-complicating cybersecurity at the federal level [Commentary]
My solution for this might sound a bit controversial.
-
What CIA cyberspies think of 6 top antivirus programs
Documents in the Year Zero WikiLeaks dump include CIA hackers comments on top cybersecurity tools.
-
WikiLeaks dump first big test for new CIA head
The WikiLeaks release poses one of the first big tests for Mike Pompeo, a former GOP congressman from Kansas, who is President Donald Trump’s new CIA director.
-
Cyber a ‘tool to knock down fake news,’ says former top DoD official
Multiple tools are needed to take down Russian propaganda efforts.
-
Hackers drawn to energy sector’s lack of sensors, controls
Oil and gas companies, including some of the most celebrated industry names in the Houston area, are facing increasingly sophisticated hackers seeking to steal trade secrets and disrupt operations, according to a newspaper investigation.





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