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Official: ‘Silver lining’ in hackers working with foreign nations
Foreign governments that rely on the services of private criminal hackers leave their operations vulnerable to being exposed and disrupted, creating something of a “silver lining” for U.S. law enforcement investigations of cyberattacks, a top Justice Department official said Monday.
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Taiwan’s ‘hacker minister’ reshaping digital democracy
Taiwan’s “digital minister” Audrey Tang, a computer prodigy and entrepreneur who taught herself programming at age 8, says she’s a “civic hacker,” who like a locksmith uses specialized skills to help rather than harm.
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Israel indicts hacker linked to threats on US Jewish centers
Israel indicted an 18-year-old American-Israeli Jew on Monday for a wave of bomb threats against Jewish community centers in the United States that stoked fears of a rising wave of anti-Semitism.
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Arizona officials find state department vulnerable to hacks
Arizona auditors say they found holes in a department’s cybersecurity system that could put residents’ personal information at risk.
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![Coast Guard floats, fights and navigates in cyberspace [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/RDML-Lunday.jpg.jpg?w=300)
Coast Guard floats, fights and navigates in cyberspace [Commentary]
Like the other military services, the Coast Guard is transforming itself now to prepare for the future. We are learning how to float, fight and navigate in cyberspace.
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Trump’s cybersecurity review misses deadline
Thursday was the 90-day mark and no plan has been presented.
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Son of Russian Parliament member gets 27 years in US jail in hacking case
Federal prosecutors want the Russian man convicted of hacking into U.S. businesses to steal credit card data to be sentenced to 30 years in prison and ordered to pay $170 million in restitution.
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![Extending the reach of the cyber expert [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/160929-F-YG094-0043.jpg.jpg?w=300)
Extending the reach of the cyber expert [Commentary]
In cyber, the constant is the human. When we look at solutions, we have to look at enabling them to address the evolution of humans role in our technology systems. And we must address the talent gap to ensure the security of data on the systems of tomorrow.
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Military students defend networks from NSA, drone attacks
Students from the U.S. and Canadian military service academies participated in the 17th annual Cyber Defense Exercise (CDX) last week. The week-long competition is hosted by NSA Cybersecurity Operations each year, designed to hone the cyber skills of the U.S. and U.S. allies future cyber warriors.
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Arizona man pleads guilty in cyberattack on emergency, government systems
Randall Charles Tucker also was charged with hacking into municipal computer systems two years ago in two Phoenix suburbs, Chandler and Mesa, and attacking the Washington, D.C.-based News2Share site in December 2014.
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Official: ‘Silver lining’ in hackers working with foreign nations
Foreign governments that rely on the services of private criminal hackers leave their operations vulnerable to being exposed and disrupted, creating something of a “silver lining” for U.S. law enforcement investigations of cyberattacks, a top Justice Department official said Monday.
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Taiwan’s ‘hacker minister’ reshaping digital democracy
Taiwan’s “digital minister” Audrey Tang, a computer prodigy and entrepreneur who taught herself programming at age 8, says she’s a “civic hacker,” who like a locksmith uses specialized skills to help rather than harm.
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Israel indicts hacker linked to threats on US Jewish centers
Israel indicted an 18-year-old American-Israeli Jew on Monday for a wave of bomb threats against Jewish community centers in the United States that stoked fears of a rising wave of anti-Semitism.
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Arizona officials find state department vulnerable to hacks
Arizona auditors say they found holes in a department’s cybersecurity system that could put residents’ personal information at risk.
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Coast Guard floats, fights and navigates in cyberspace [Commentary]
Like the other military services, the Coast Guard is transforming itself now to prepare for the future. We are learning how to float, fight and navigate in cyberspace.
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Trump’s cybersecurity review misses deadline
Thursday was the 90-day mark and no plan has been presented.
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Son of Russian Parliament member gets 27 years in US jail in hacking case
Federal prosecutors want the Russian man convicted of hacking into U.S. businesses to steal credit card data to be sentenced to 30 years in prison and ordered to pay $170 million in restitution.
-
Extending the reach of the cyber expert [Commentary]
In cyber, the constant is the human. When we look at solutions, we have to look at enabling them to address the evolution of humans role in our technology systems. And we must address the talent gap to ensure the security of data on the systems of tomorrow.
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Military students defend networks from NSA, drone attacks
Students from the U.S. and Canadian military service academies participated in the 17th annual Cyber Defense Exercise (CDX) last week. The week-long competition is hosted by NSA Cybersecurity Operations each year, designed to hone the cyber skills of the U.S. and U.S. allies future cyber warriors.
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Arizona man pleads guilty in cyberattack on emergency, government systems
Randall Charles Tucker also was charged with hacking into municipal computer systems two years ago in two Phoenix suburbs, Chandler and Mesa, and attacking the Washington, D.C.-based News2Share site in December 2014.
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Official: ‘Silver lining’ in hackers working with foreign nations
Foreign governments that rely on the services of private criminal hackers leave their operations vulnerable to being exposed and disrupted, creating something of a “silver lining” for U.S. law enforcement investigations of cyberattacks, a top Justice Department official said Monday.
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Taiwan’s ‘hacker minister’ reshaping digital democracy
Taiwan’s “digital minister” Audrey Tang, a computer prodigy and entrepreneur who taught herself programming at age 8, says she’s a “civic hacker,” who like a locksmith uses specialized skills to help rather than harm.
-
Israel indicts hacker linked to threats on US Jewish centers
Israel indicted an 18-year-old American-Israeli Jew on Monday for a wave of bomb threats against Jewish community centers in the United States that stoked fears of a rising wave of anti-Semitism.
-
Arizona officials find state department vulnerable to hacks
Arizona auditors say they found holes in a department’s cybersecurity system that could put residents’ personal information at risk.
-
![Coast Guard floats, fights and navigates in cyberspace [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/RDML-Lunday.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
Coast Guard floats, fights and navigates in cyberspace [Commentary]
Like the other military services, the Coast Guard is transforming itself now to prepare for the future. We are learning how to float, fight and navigate in cyberspace.
-
Trump’s cybersecurity review misses deadline
Thursday was the 90-day mark and no plan has been presented.
-
Son of Russian Parliament member gets 27 years in US jail in hacking case
Federal prosecutors want the Russian man convicted of hacking into U.S. businesses to steal credit card data to be sentenced to 30 years in prison and ordered to pay $170 million in restitution.
-
![Extending the reach of the cyber expert [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/160929-F-YG094-0043.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
Extending the reach of the cyber expert [Commentary]
In cyber, the constant is the human. When we look at solutions, we have to look at enabling them to address the evolution of humans role in our technology systems. And we must address the talent gap to ensure the security of data on the systems of tomorrow.
-
Military students defend networks from NSA, drone attacks
Students from the U.S. and Canadian military service academies participated in the 17th annual Cyber Defense Exercise (CDX) last week. The week-long competition is hosted by NSA Cybersecurity Operations each year, designed to hone the cyber skills of the U.S. and U.S. allies future cyber warriors.
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Arizona man pleads guilty in cyberattack on emergency, government systems
Randall Charles Tucker also was charged with hacking into municipal computer systems two years ago in two Phoenix suburbs, Chandler and Mesa, and attacking the Washington, D.C.-based News2Share site in December 2014.
