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Making the bands for the Navy’s next-gen jammer
The Navy’s Next-Gen Jammer, a modernization to its ALQ-99 jammer, will be borne out into three pods.
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Voting machines require low-tech solutions to high-tech security problems
The use of paper ballots and a defined auditing process – traditionally low-tech solutions – present some of the best methods for protecting U.S. election systems and restoring voter confidence.
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FBI deviated from its policy on alerting hacking victims
The FBI deviated from its own policy to notify victims of computer hacking when it left U.S. officials and other Americans in the dark about Kremlin-aligned attempts to break into their personal Gmail accounts.
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‘Hacker-for-hire’ pleads guilty to Yahoo breach
A Canadian man pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges stemming from a massive breach at Yahoo that authorities say was directed by two Russian intelligence agents and affected at least a half billion user accounts.
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State lawmakers: Election hacking will be long-term challenge
Officials say New York managed to dodge Russian hacking attempts last year — and they’re aiming to keep it that way.
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Cybersecurity company finds classified NSA, Army data online
Data belonging to the U.S. Army’s Intelligence and Security Command, a division of both the Army and the National Security Agency, was identified on an unsecured server.
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Chinese cybersecurity company employees accused of hacking Moody’s, Siemens, Trimble
Three Chinese nationals are accused of conspiring to hack into U.S. and foreign based private corporate entities and steal their trade secrets.
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Is the US behind in cyber-enabled info operations?
How information-related capabilities – especially through the cyber domain – manifest themselves from a joint command construct, is murky.
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Uber reveals cover-up of hack affecting 57M riders, drivers
Uber is coming clean about its cover-up of a year-old hacking attack that stole personal information about more than 57 million of the beleaguered ride-hailing service’s customers and drivers.
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Estonian official: Cyber must be part of core military education
A top Estonian military officer is worried about NATO nations train for cyber battle.
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Making the bands for the Navy’s next-gen jammer
The Navy’s Next-Gen Jammer, a modernization to its ALQ-99 jammer, will be borne out into three pods.
-
Voting machines require low-tech solutions to high-tech security problems
The use of paper ballots and a defined auditing process – traditionally low-tech solutions – present some of the best methods for protecting U.S. election systems and restoring voter confidence.
-
FBI deviated from its policy on alerting hacking victims
The FBI deviated from its own policy to notify victims of computer hacking when it left U.S. officials and other Americans in the dark about Kremlin-aligned attempts to break into their personal Gmail accounts.
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‘Hacker-for-hire’ pleads guilty to Yahoo breach
A Canadian man pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges stemming from a massive breach at Yahoo that authorities say was directed by two Russian intelligence agents and affected at least a half billion user accounts.
-
State lawmakers: Election hacking will be long-term challenge
Officials say New York managed to dodge Russian hacking attempts last year — and they’re aiming to keep it that way.
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Cybersecurity company finds classified NSA, Army data online
Data belonging to the U.S. Army’s Intelligence and Security Command, a division of both the Army and the National Security Agency, was identified on an unsecured server.
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Chinese cybersecurity company employees accused of hacking Moody’s, Siemens, Trimble
Three Chinese nationals are accused of conspiring to hack into U.S. and foreign based private corporate entities and steal their trade secrets.
-
Is the US behind in cyber-enabled info operations?
How information-related capabilities – especially through the cyber domain – manifest themselves from a joint command construct, is murky.
-
Uber reveals cover-up of hack affecting 57M riders, drivers
Uber is coming clean about its cover-up of a year-old hacking attack that stole personal information about more than 57 million of the beleaguered ride-hailing service’s customers and drivers.
-
Estonian official: Cyber must be part of core military education
A top Estonian military officer is worried about NATO nations train for cyber battle.
-
Making the bands for the Navy’s next-gen jammer
The Navy’s Next-Gen Jammer, a modernization to its ALQ-99 jammer, will be borne out into three pods.
-
Voting machines require low-tech solutions to high-tech security problems
The use of paper ballots and a defined auditing process – traditionally low-tech solutions – present some of the best methods for protecting U.S. election systems and restoring voter confidence.
-
FBI deviated from its policy on alerting hacking victims
The FBI deviated from its own policy to notify victims of computer hacking when it left U.S. officials and other Americans in the dark about Kremlin-aligned attempts to break into their personal Gmail accounts.
-
‘Hacker-for-hire’ pleads guilty to Yahoo breach
A Canadian man pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges stemming from a massive breach at Yahoo that authorities say was directed by two Russian intelligence agents and affected at least a half billion user accounts.
-
State lawmakers: Election hacking will be long-term challenge
Officials say New York managed to dodge Russian hacking attempts last year — and they’re aiming to keep it that way.
-
Cybersecurity company finds classified NSA, Army data online
Data belonging to the U.S. Army’s Intelligence and Security Command, a division of both the Army and the National Security Agency, was identified on an unsecured server.
-
Chinese cybersecurity company employees accused of hacking Moody’s, Siemens, Trimble
Three Chinese nationals are accused of conspiring to hack into U.S. and foreign based private corporate entities and steal their trade secrets.
-
Is the US behind in cyber-enabled info operations?
How information-related capabilities – especially through the cyber domain – manifest themselves from a joint command construct, is murky.
-
Uber reveals cover-up of hack affecting 57M riders, drivers
Uber is coming clean about its cover-up of a year-old hacking attack that stole personal information about more than 57 million of the beleaguered ride-hailing service’s customers and drivers.
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Estonian official: Cyber must be part of core military education
A top Estonian military officer is worried about NATO nations train for cyber battle.
