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Black Hat survey: US critical infrastructure in imminent danger
The results from the survey indicate a clear and imminent threat to the critical infrastructure of the U.S. within the next two years.
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Perry: Hacking threat to US nuclear reactors ‘real,’ ongoing
Energy Secretary Rick Perry said Tuesday that “state-sponsored” or criminal hackers are targeting U.S. nuclear power plants and other energy providers, but said the government has resources to safeguard the nation’s electric grid.
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NIST pulling together best practices for boosting federal cyber workforce
The National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education has released a request for information document asking for ideas and viewpoints on efforts to educate and train a cybersecurity workforce.
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Trump backing off idea of ‘cyber security unit’ with Russia
President Donald Trump appears to be backing away from the idea of working with Russia to create a “cyber security unit” to guard against election hacking.
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US officials aware of possible hacking at nuclear facilities
Nuclear and other energy providers have been advised by the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI that hackers may be trying to breach their computer systems.
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Interpol president calls for unity in facing cyberattacks
Countries and law enforcement agencies must work together to counter rising threats, especially those in cyberspace, the president of Interpol told a security congress.
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Russian anti-virus CEO offers up code for US government scrutiny
The chief executive of Russia’s Kaspersky Lab says he’s ready to have his company’s source code examined by U.S. government officials to help dispel long-lingering suspicions about his company’s ties to the Kremlin.
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Ukraine: Russian security services were behind global cyberattack
Ukraine accused the Russian security services Saturday of planning and launching a cyberattack that locked up computers around the world earlier this week.
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Global cyberattack may have aimed for havoc, not extortion
The dramatic data-scrambling attack that hit computers around the world Tuesday appears to be contained. But with the damage and disruption still coming into focus, security experts worry the sudden explosion of malicious software may have been more sinister than a criminally minded shakedown of computer users.
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Experts: Mexico opposition party targeted by spyware
On Thursday, Citizen Lab released a research note saying it had determined that the mobile phones of the party president, its chief spokesman, and the party’s leader in the Senate were all sent text messages containing links to the same malware.
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Black Hat survey: US critical infrastructure in imminent danger
The results from the survey indicate a clear and imminent threat to the critical infrastructure of the U.S. within the next two years.
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Perry: Hacking threat to US nuclear reactors ‘real,’ ongoing
Energy Secretary Rick Perry said Tuesday that “state-sponsored” or criminal hackers are targeting U.S. nuclear power plants and other energy providers, but said the government has resources to safeguard the nation’s electric grid.
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NIST pulling together best practices for boosting federal cyber workforce
The National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education has released a request for information document asking for ideas and viewpoints on efforts to educate and train a cybersecurity workforce.
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Trump backing off idea of ‘cyber security unit’ with Russia
President Donald Trump appears to be backing away from the idea of working with Russia to create a “cyber security unit” to guard against election hacking.
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US officials aware of possible hacking at nuclear facilities
Nuclear and other energy providers have been advised by the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI that hackers may be trying to breach their computer systems.
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Interpol president calls for unity in facing cyberattacks
Countries and law enforcement agencies must work together to counter rising threats, especially those in cyberspace, the president of Interpol told a security congress.
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Russian anti-virus CEO offers up code for US government scrutiny
The chief executive of Russia’s Kaspersky Lab says he’s ready to have his company’s source code examined by U.S. government officials to help dispel long-lingering suspicions about his company’s ties to the Kremlin.
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Ukraine: Russian security services were behind global cyberattack
Ukraine accused the Russian security services Saturday of planning and launching a cyberattack that locked up computers around the world earlier this week.
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Global cyberattack may have aimed for havoc, not extortion
The dramatic data-scrambling attack that hit computers around the world Tuesday appears to be contained. But with the damage and disruption still coming into focus, security experts worry the sudden explosion of malicious software may have been more sinister than a criminally minded shakedown of computer users.
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Experts: Mexico opposition party targeted by spyware
On Thursday, Citizen Lab released a research note saying it had determined that the mobile phones of the party president, its chief spokesman, and the party’s leader in the Senate were all sent text messages containing links to the same malware.
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Black Hat survey: US critical infrastructure in imminent danger
The results from the survey indicate a clear and imminent threat to the critical infrastructure of the U.S. within the next two years.
-
Perry: Hacking threat to US nuclear reactors ‘real,’ ongoing
Energy Secretary Rick Perry said Tuesday that “state-sponsored” or criminal hackers are targeting U.S. nuclear power plants and other energy providers, but said the government has resources to safeguard the nation’s electric grid.
-
NIST pulling together best practices for boosting federal cyber workforce
The National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education has released a request for information document asking for ideas and viewpoints on efforts to educate and train a cybersecurity workforce.
-
Trump backing off idea of ‘cyber security unit’ with Russia
President Donald Trump appears to be backing away from the idea of working with Russia to create a “cyber security unit” to guard against election hacking.
-
US officials aware of possible hacking at nuclear facilities
Nuclear and other energy providers have been advised by the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI that hackers may be trying to breach their computer systems.
-
Interpol president calls for unity in facing cyberattacks
Countries and law enforcement agencies must work together to counter rising threats, especially those in cyberspace, the president of Interpol told a security congress.
-
Russian anti-virus CEO offers up code for US government scrutiny
The chief executive of Russia’s Kaspersky Lab says he’s ready to have his company’s source code examined by U.S. government officials to help dispel long-lingering suspicions about his company’s ties to the Kremlin.
-
Ukraine: Russian security services were behind global cyberattack
Ukraine accused the Russian security services Saturday of planning and launching a cyberattack that locked up computers around the world earlier this week.
-
Global cyberattack may have aimed for havoc, not extortion
The dramatic data-scrambling attack that hit computers around the world Tuesday appears to be contained. But with the damage and disruption still coming into focus, security experts worry the sudden explosion of malicious software may have been more sinister than a criminally minded shakedown of computer users.
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Experts: Mexico opposition party targeted by spyware
On Thursday, Citizen Lab released a research note saying it had determined that the mobile phones of the party president, its chief spokesman, and the party’s leader in the Senate were all sent text messages containing links to the same malware.
