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Here’s how to turn an Android device into a tripwire
A new open-source app, developed in partnership with Edward Snowden, uses an Android smartphone’s sensor arrays to monitor for intruders and inform people needing to “protect their personal spaces and possessions without compromising their own privacy.”
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How DARPA sparked dreams of self-healing networks
DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge showed how artificial intelligence could give the Defense Department the edge in the ongoing cat-and-mouse network battles.
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Pentagon expects on-time budget for 2019 but Trump’s ‘masterpiece’ will be in 2020
2019 will be a year of small growth ahead of a strategy-driven budget in 2020 for the Pentagon.
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Russian hackers targeted more than 200 journalists globally
The AP identified journalists as the third-largest group on a hacking hit list obtained from cybersecurity firm Secureworks, after diplomatic personnel and U.S. Democrats.
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Air Force wants cyber to have impact, tools measuring how hard it can hit
The Air Force is trying to better understand the effects of cyber weapons in ways borrowing and diverging from weapons used in the kinetic world.
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Man pleads guilty to running hacker-for-hire service
A Maryland man has pleaded guilty in Chicago federal court to running a hacker-for-hire service that shut down websites and affected people around the world.
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US short of options to punish NKorea for WannaCry cyberattack
The Trump administration vowed Tuesday that North Korea would be held accountable for a May cyberattack that affected 150 countries, but it didn’t say how.
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Feds officially pin WannaCry ransomware attack on North Korea
Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert announced Tuesday that the U.S. is officially attributing the cyberattack to the North Korean government.
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Schools, labor officials target cybersecurity pathways
A partnership between three schools and state labor officials is focused on advancing opportunities in the field of cybersecurity.
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Kaspersky to file lawsuit over DHS ban
Moscow-based Kaspersky Labs announced today that it will be filing an appeal in U.S. federal court over the Department of Homeland Security’s binding operational directive to ban the use of all Kaspersky products within the federal government.
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Here’s how to turn an Android device into a tripwire
A new open-source app, developed in partnership with Edward Snowden, uses an Android smartphone’s sensor arrays to monitor for intruders and inform people needing to “protect their personal spaces and possessions without compromising their own privacy.”
-
How DARPA sparked dreams of self-healing networks
DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge showed how artificial intelligence could give the Defense Department the edge in the ongoing cat-and-mouse network battles.
-
Pentagon expects on-time budget for 2019 but Trump’s ‘masterpiece’ will be in 2020
2019 will be a year of small growth ahead of a strategy-driven budget in 2020 for the Pentagon.
-
Russian hackers targeted more than 200 journalists globally
The AP identified journalists as the third-largest group on a hacking hit list obtained from cybersecurity firm Secureworks, after diplomatic personnel and U.S. Democrats.
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Air Force wants cyber to have impact, tools measuring how hard it can hit
The Air Force is trying to better understand the effects of cyber weapons in ways borrowing and diverging from weapons used in the kinetic world.
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Man pleads guilty to running hacker-for-hire service
A Maryland man has pleaded guilty in Chicago federal court to running a hacker-for-hire service that shut down websites and affected people around the world.
-
US short of options to punish NKorea for WannaCry cyberattack
The Trump administration vowed Tuesday that North Korea would be held accountable for a May cyberattack that affected 150 countries, but it didn’t say how.
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Feds officially pin WannaCry ransomware attack on North Korea
Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert announced Tuesday that the U.S. is officially attributing the cyberattack to the North Korean government.
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Schools, labor officials target cybersecurity pathways
A partnership between three schools and state labor officials is focused on advancing opportunities in the field of cybersecurity.
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Kaspersky to file lawsuit over DHS ban
Moscow-based Kaspersky Labs announced today that it will be filing an appeal in U.S. federal court over the Department of Homeland Security’s binding operational directive to ban the use of all Kaspersky products within the federal government.
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Here’s how to turn an Android device into a tripwire
A new open-source app, developed in partnership with Edward Snowden, uses an Android smartphone’s sensor arrays to monitor for intruders and inform people needing to “protect their personal spaces and possessions without compromising their own privacy.”
-
How DARPA sparked dreams of self-healing networks
DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge showed how artificial intelligence could give the Defense Department the edge in the ongoing cat-and-mouse network battles.
-
Pentagon expects on-time budget for 2019 but Trump’s ‘masterpiece’ will be in 2020
2019 will be a year of small growth ahead of a strategy-driven budget in 2020 for the Pentagon.
-
Russian hackers targeted more than 200 journalists globally
The AP identified journalists as the third-largest group on a hacking hit list obtained from cybersecurity firm Secureworks, after diplomatic personnel and U.S. Democrats.
-
Air Force wants cyber to have impact, tools measuring how hard it can hit
The Air Force is trying to better understand the effects of cyber weapons in ways borrowing and diverging from weapons used in the kinetic world.
-
Man pleads guilty to running hacker-for-hire service
A Maryland man has pleaded guilty in Chicago federal court to running a hacker-for-hire service that shut down websites and affected people around the world.
-
US short of options to punish NKorea for WannaCry cyberattack
The Trump administration vowed Tuesday that North Korea would be held accountable for a May cyberattack that affected 150 countries, but it didn’t say how.
-
Feds officially pin WannaCry ransomware attack on North Korea
Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert announced Tuesday that the U.S. is officially attributing the cyberattack to the North Korean government.
-
Schools, labor officials target cybersecurity pathways
A partnership between three schools and state labor officials is focused on advancing opportunities in the field of cybersecurity.
-
Kaspersky to file lawsuit over DHS ban
Moscow-based Kaspersky Labs announced today that it will be filing an appeal in U.S. federal court over the Department of Homeland Security’s binding operational directive to ban the use of all Kaspersky products within the federal government.
