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Top civilian cybersecurity official exiting post
Kevin McAleenan, acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, is leaving the role.
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Congressman points to tech threats facing feds
Rep. Will Hurd warned about the coming threats posed by technological advancement to the federal government.
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Report: Hackers using telecoms like ‘global spy system’
Boston-based Cybereason explained how hackers gain sweeping access to VIPs’ call records, location data and device information — effectively turning the targets’ cellular providers against them.
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DHS orders ‘emergency directive’ to guard against hacks
The Department of Homeland Security said in Jan. 22 emergency directive that multiple executive agency websites have been impacted by a hacking campaign that has been linked to Iran.
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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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Top civilian cybersecurity official exiting post
Kevin McAleenan, acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, is leaving the role.
-
Congressman points to tech threats facing feds
Rep. Will Hurd warned about the coming threats posed by technological advancement to the federal government.
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Report: Hackers using telecoms like ‘global spy system’
Boston-based Cybereason explained how hackers gain sweeping access to VIPs’ call records, location data and device information — effectively turning the targets’ cellular providers against them.
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DHS orders ‘emergency directive’ to guard against hacks
The Department of Homeland Security said in Jan. 22 emergency directive that multiple executive agency websites have been impacted by a hacking campaign that has been linked to Iran.
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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.
-
Malware may ‘hear’ your smartphone passcode one day
Trained software can detect sonar-like patterns and reduce the guesswork in unlocking an Android phone.
-
Top civilian cybersecurity official exiting post
Kevin McAleenan, acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, is leaving the role.
-
Congressman points to tech threats facing feds
Rep. Will Hurd warned about the coming threats posed by technological advancement to the federal government.
-
Report: Hackers using telecoms like ‘global spy system’
Boston-based Cybereason explained how hackers gain sweeping access to VIPs’ call records, location data and device information — effectively turning the targets’ cellular providers against them.
-
DHS orders ‘emergency directive’ to guard against hacks
The Department of Homeland Security said in Jan. 22 emergency directive that multiple executive agency websites have been impacted by a hacking campaign that has been linked to Iran.
-
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.
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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.
