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Lawyer: Ex-CIA employee in cyber leak probe ‘deeply saddened’
WASHINGTON — A former CIA employee is “deeply saddened” that he may face espionage charges in the government’s probe of a massive leak of cyber hacking tools, his lawyer says. Joshua Adam Schulte, 29, already held without bail in Manhattan on child pornography charges, learned last Friday during a New York court appearance that additional…
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Rhode Island secretary of state outlines ways to boost election security
Rhode Island Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea says the state should use $3 million in federal funding to help update its voter registration rolls and implement new audit systems.
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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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State election systems still waiting for security checkups
With the midterm congressional primaries about to go into full swing, the Department of Homeland Security is playing catch-up in helping to ensure that state election systems are secure against cybertampering by the Russians or others bent on mischief.
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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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House Russia report says major spy law has a cyber problem
The House Intelligence Committee is recommending malicious cyber actors be included as part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Cybersecurity expert’s case delayed as new details emerge
The case of British cybersecurity expert once heralded as a hero for stopping the WannaCry worldwide computer virus was delayed Thursday to allow his attorneys more time to prepare arguments on why a judge should suppress statements he made after his arrest for allegedly creating software to steal banking passwords.
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US, UK say Russia targets internet hardware for espionage
Washington and London on Monday jointly accused the Russian government of maliciously targeting global internet equipment for political and economic espionage.
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What the Hoover Dam shows about hardening critical infrastructure
While experts say the U.S. has never had a significant incident as a result of a cyber breach at one of these facilities, the repercussions of a successful attack could range from merely inconvenient to deadly.
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Psych! Colleges teach phishing lesson by targeting their own
Recipients who click links in the emails are redirected to tips about good cybersecurity habits and how to spot and report real attempts at stealing passwords or other sensitive information.
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Lawyer: Ex-CIA employee in cyber leak probe ‘deeply saddened’
WASHINGTON — A former CIA employee is “deeply saddened” that he may face espionage charges in the government’s probe of a massive leak of cyber hacking tools, his lawyer says. Joshua Adam Schulte, 29, already held without bail in Manhattan on child pornography charges, learned last Friday during a New York court appearance that additional…
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Rhode Island secretary of state outlines ways to boost election security
Rhode Island Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea says the state should use $3 million in federal funding to help update its voter registration rolls and implement new audit systems.
-
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.
-
State election systems still waiting for security checkups
With the midterm congressional primaries about to go into full swing, the Department of Homeland Security is playing catch-up in helping to ensure that state election systems are secure against cybertampering by the Russians or others bent on mischief.
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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.
-
House Russia report says major spy law has a cyber problem
The House Intelligence Committee is recommending malicious cyber actors be included as part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Cybersecurity expert’s case delayed as new details emerge
The case of British cybersecurity expert once heralded as a hero for stopping the WannaCry worldwide computer virus was delayed Thursday to allow his attorneys more time to prepare arguments on why a judge should suppress statements he made after his arrest for allegedly creating software to steal banking passwords.
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US, UK say Russia targets internet hardware for espionage
Washington and London on Monday jointly accused the Russian government of maliciously targeting global internet equipment for political and economic espionage.
-
What the Hoover Dam shows about hardening critical infrastructure
While experts say the U.S. has never had a significant incident as a result of a cyber breach at one of these facilities, the repercussions of a successful attack could range from merely inconvenient to deadly.
-
Psych! Colleges teach phishing lesson by targeting their own
Recipients who click links in the emails are redirected to tips about good cybersecurity habits and how to spot and report real attempts at stealing passwords or other sensitive information.
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Lawyer: Ex-CIA employee in cyber leak probe ‘deeply saddened’
WASHINGTON — A former CIA employee is “deeply saddened” that he may face espionage charges in the government’s probe of a massive leak of cyber hacking tools, his lawyer says. Joshua Adam Schulte, 29, already held without bail in Manhattan on child pornography charges, learned last Friday during a New York court appearance that additional…
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Rhode Island secretary of state outlines ways to boost election security
Rhode Island Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea says the state should use $3 million in federal funding to help update its voter registration rolls and implement new audit systems.
-
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.
-
State election systems still waiting for security checkups
With the midterm congressional primaries about to go into full swing, the Department of Homeland Security is playing catch-up in helping to ensure that state election systems are secure against cybertampering by the Russians or others bent on mischief.
-
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.
-
House Russia report says major spy law has a cyber problem
The House Intelligence Committee is recommending malicious cyber actors be included as part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
-
Cybersecurity expert’s case delayed as new details emerge
The case of British cybersecurity expert once heralded as a hero for stopping the WannaCry worldwide computer virus was delayed Thursday to allow his attorneys more time to prepare arguments on why a judge should suppress statements he made after his arrest for allegedly creating software to steal banking passwords.
-
US, UK say Russia targets internet hardware for espionage
Washington and London on Monday jointly accused the Russian government of maliciously targeting global internet equipment for political and economic espionage.
-
What the Hoover Dam shows about hardening critical infrastructure
While experts say the U.S. has never had a significant incident as a result of a cyber breach at one of these facilities, the repercussions of a successful attack could range from merely inconvenient to deadly.
-
Psych! Colleges teach phishing lesson by targeting their own
Recipients who click links in the emails are redirected to tips about good cybersecurity habits and how to spot and report real attempts at stealing passwords or other sensitive information.
