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Cyberattack on Tennessee election website preceded outage
An intentional cyberattack and suspicious activity by foreign computers preceded the crash of a website that was reporting results in a Tennessee county’s primary elections, a cyber-security firm said Friday.
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California man accused of cyber-tagging West Point website
A California man hacked and defaced websites for a West Point counterterrorism research center and a New York City government agency during a campaign of vandalism, federal prosecutors said on Thursday.
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The 7 takeaways from the Senate report on Russia’s election interference
The Senate Intelligence Committee released the first installment of its report into the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Georgia governor vetoes cybercrime legislation
Georgia’s governor has vetoed a bill that would have criminalized unauthorized computer access after receiving blowback from the state’s booming cybersecurity industry.
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US military wives threatened by Russian hackers posing as ISIS
Army wife Angela Ricketts was soaking in a bubble bath in her Colorado home, leafing through a memoir, when a message appeared on her iPhone from hackers threatening to slaughter her family.
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Why a NATO team defended a made-up country’s infrastructure
NATO is working on coordinating its cyber defense across the alliance. But is the organization too large to effectively respond to cyber attacks?
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A new leader for Army Cyber Command
Maj. Gen. Stephen Fogarty was nominated to be the next commander of Army Cyber Command.
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Tech giants urge governor to veto Georgia cybercrime bill
Tech giants Google and Microsoft have joined a chorus or cybersecurity experts urging Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to veto a bill that makes unauthorized computer access a crime punishable by up to a year in prison.
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Five questions on autonomous weapons and the future of war
Paul Scharre, a former U.S. Army Ranger who now heads a program at the Center for New American Security, discusses the roles for humans in future wars with autonomous weapons.
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DARPA wants to arm ethical hackers with AI
The Pentagon’s technology agency seeks artificial intelligence tools to help expand vulnerability testing of its networks.
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Cyberattack on Tennessee election website preceded outage
An intentional cyberattack and suspicious activity by foreign computers preceded the crash of a website that was reporting results in a Tennessee county’s primary elections, a cyber-security firm said Friday.
-
California man accused of cyber-tagging West Point website
A California man hacked and defaced websites for a West Point counterterrorism research center and a New York City government agency during a campaign of vandalism, federal prosecutors said on Thursday.
-
The 7 takeaways from the Senate report on Russia’s election interference
The Senate Intelligence Committee released the first installment of its report into the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
-
Georgia governor vetoes cybercrime legislation
Georgia’s governor has vetoed a bill that would have criminalized unauthorized computer access after receiving blowback from the state’s booming cybersecurity industry.
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US military wives threatened by Russian hackers posing as ISIS
Army wife Angela Ricketts was soaking in a bubble bath in her Colorado home, leafing through a memoir, when a message appeared on her iPhone from hackers threatening to slaughter her family.
-
Why a NATO team defended a made-up country’s infrastructure
NATO is working on coordinating its cyber defense across the alliance. But is the organization too large to effectively respond to cyber attacks?
-
A new leader for Army Cyber Command
Maj. Gen. Stephen Fogarty was nominated to be the next commander of Army Cyber Command.
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Tech giants urge governor to veto Georgia cybercrime bill
Tech giants Google and Microsoft have joined a chorus or cybersecurity experts urging Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to veto a bill that makes unauthorized computer access a crime punishable by up to a year in prison.
-
Five questions on autonomous weapons and the future of war
Paul Scharre, a former U.S. Army Ranger who now heads a program at the Center for New American Security, discusses the roles for humans in future wars with autonomous weapons.
-
DARPA wants to arm ethical hackers with AI
The Pentagon’s technology agency seeks artificial intelligence tools to help expand vulnerability testing of its networks.
-
Cyberattack on Tennessee election website preceded outage
An intentional cyberattack and suspicious activity by foreign computers preceded the crash of a website that was reporting results in a Tennessee county’s primary elections, a cyber-security firm said Friday.
-
California man accused of cyber-tagging West Point website
A California man hacked and defaced websites for a West Point counterterrorism research center and a New York City government agency during a campaign of vandalism, federal prosecutors said on Thursday.
-
The 7 takeaways from the Senate report on Russia’s election interference
The Senate Intelligence Committee released the first installment of its report into the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
-
Georgia governor vetoes cybercrime legislation
Georgia’s governor has vetoed a bill that would have criminalized unauthorized computer access after receiving blowback from the state’s booming cybersecurity industry.
-
US military wives threatened by Russian hackers posing as ISIS
Army wife Angela Ricketts was soaking in a bubble bath in her Colorado home, leafing through a memoir, when a message appeared on her iPhone from hackers threatening to slaughter her family.
-
Why a NATO team defended a made-up country’s infrastructure
NATO is working on coordinating its cyber defense across the alliance. But is the organization too large to effectively respond to cyber attacks?
-
A new leader for Army Cyber Command
Maj. Gen. Stephen Fogarty was nominated to be the next commander of Army Cyber Command.
-
Tech giants urge governor to veto Georgia cybercrime bill
Tech giants Google and Microsoft have joined a chorus or cybersecurity experts urging Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to veto a bill that makes unauthorized computer access a crime punishable by up to a year in prison.
-
Five questions on autonomous weapons and the future of war
Paul Scharre, a former U.S. Army Ranger who now heads a program at the Center for New American Security, discusses the roles for humans in future wars with autonomous weapons.
-
DARPA wants to arm ethical hackers with AI
The Pentagon’s technology agency seeks artificial intelligence tools to help expand vulnerability testing of its networks.
