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Israel police arrest hacker for threats on US Jewish centers
Israeli police on Thursday arrested a 19-year-old Israeli Jewish man as the primary suspect in a string of bomb threats targeting Jewish community centers and other institutions in the U.S., marking a potential breakthrough in the case.
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Physical keys making comeback in digital world
With all the news about Yahoo accounts being hacked and other breaches of digital security, it’s easy to wonder if there’s any real way to keep unauthorized users out of our email and social media accounts.
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Hacking is so easy, even a reporter can do it [Video]
FifthDomain reporter Mark Pomerleau plays cyber capture the flag with the Cyber Security Forum Initiatives demo at AUSA Global Force in Huntsville.
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Google affiliate offers tools to safeguard elections from hacks
Jigsaw, a research arm of Google parent company Alphabet Inc., says that free and fair elections depend on access to information.
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Hackers’ delight: Businesses put selves at risk for invasion
Some of the very things small businesses are encouraged to do to make themselves more visible, like having blogs, can also make them more vulnerable.
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Indiana housing agency computers hit by ransomware attack
The Richmond, Indiana housing agency lost one month of data but did not pay the ransom.
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DHS, Energy, DoD get cyber funding under budget blueprint
The biggest winner would be Homeland Security, which has $1.5 billion set aside to meet its cybersecurity mission.
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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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Gigabytes of sensitive Air Force documents reportedly discovered by security firm
The documents were left visible and without password protection.
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The bots vs the Transformers [Commentary]
If the enemy cant defeat our military, then theyll seek other means to do us tremendous harm with civilian impacts. With a computer and a few keystrokes, a determined and cyber-savvy adversary could disrupt our economy and cause dire social and economic impact.
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Israel police arrest hacker for threats on US Jewish centers
Israeli police on Thursday arrested a 19-year-old Israeli Jewish man as the primary suspect in a string of bomb threats targeting Jewish community centers and other institutions in the U.S., marking a potential breakthrough in the case.
-
Physical keys making comeback in digital world
With all the news about Yahoo accounts being hacked and other breaches of digital security, it’s easy to wonder if there’s any real way to keep unauthorized users out of our email and social media accounts.
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Hacking is so easy, even a reporter can do it [Video]
FifthDomain reporter Mark Pomerleau plays cyber capture the flag with the Cyber Security Forum Initiatives demo at AUSA Global Force in Huntsville.
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Google affiliate offers tools to safeguard elections from hacks
Jigsaw, a research arm of Google parent company Alphabet Inc., says that free and fair elections depend on access to information.
-
Hackers’ delight: Businesses put selves at risk for invasion
Some of the very things small businesses are encouraged to do to make themselves more visible, like having blogs, can also make them more vulnerable.
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Indiana housing agency computers hit by ransomware attack
The Richmond, Indiana housing agency lost one month of data but did not pay the ransom.
-
DHS, Energy, DoD get cyber funding under budget blueprint
The biggest winner would be Homeland Security, which has $1.5 billion set aside to meet its cybersecurity mission.
-
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.
-
Gigabytes of sensitive Air Force documents reportedly discovered by security firm
The documents were left visible and without password protection.
-
The bots vs the Transformers [Commentary]
If the enemy cant defeat our military, then theyll seek other means to do us tremendous harm with civilian impacts. With a computer and a few keystrokes, a determined and cyber-savvy adversary could disrupt our economy and cause dire social and economic impact.
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Israel police arrest hacker for threats on US Jewish centers
Israeli police on Thursday arrested a 19-year-old Israeli Jewish man as the primary suspect in a string of bomb threats targeting Jewish community centers and other institutions in the U.S., marking a potential breakthrough in the case.
-
Physical keys making comeback in digital world
With all the news about Yahoo accounts being hacked and other breaches of digital security, it’s easy to wonder if there’s any real way to keep unauthorized users out of our email and social media accounts.
-
Hacking is so easy, even a reporter can do it [Video]
FifthDomain reporter Mark Pomerleau plays cyber capture the flag with the Cyber Security Forum Initiatives demo at AUSA Global Force in Huntsville.
-
Google affiliate offers tools to safeguard elections from hacks
Jigsaw, a research arm of Google parent company Alphabet Inc., says that free and fair elections depend on access to information.
-
Hackers’ delight: Businesses put selves at risk for invasion
Some of the very things small businesses are encouraged to do to make themselves more visible, like having blogs, can also make them more vulnerable.
-
Indiana housing agency computers hit by ransomware attack
The Richmond, Indiana housing agency lost one month of data but did not pay the ransom.
-
DHS, Energy, DoD get cyber funding under budget blueprint
The biggest winner would be Homeland Security, which has $1.5 billion set aside to meet its cybersecurity mission.
-
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.
-
Gigabytes of sensitive Air Force documents reportedly discovered by security firm
The documents were left visible and without password protection.
-
The bots vs the Transformers [Commentary]
If the enemy cant defeat our military, then theyll seek other means to do us tremendous harm with civilian impacts. With a computer and a few keystrokes, a determined and cyber-savvy adversary could disrupt our economy and cause dire social and economic impact.
