The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security dubbed the Russian operation “Grizzly Steppe,” which they said is still underway.
The three men allegedly hacked into the computers of U.S. law firms that advise companies on mergers, and made over $4 million using insider information.
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, in an interview Monday evening, vowed to get to the bottom of the issue but said a new Senate committee to look into cybersecurity was unnecessary.
Russia has been accused of hacking emails during the presidential election to install Donald Trump in the White House.
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s net favorable rating among Republicans has jumped from -66 points in 2014 to -10 points in December 2016, according to a YouGov/Economist poll.
“[Russia is] trying to destabilize democracy all over the world, not just here,” the South Carolina senator said Wednesday.
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) is wary of CIA analysis that Russian cyber attacks were aimed to help president-elect Donald Trump defeat Hillary Clinton.
The term "gaslighting" is typically used in discussions about abusive relationships.
Green Party nominee Jill Stein is leading efforts for a recount in three crucial swing states that were won by Donald Trump.
Moscow's Federal Security Service said Friday that Ukraine is likely to be behind the attacks scheduled to start next week.
A change to a federal rule is set to go into effect on December 1 that will grant the federal government wide-ranging warrants to hack into devices remotely.
A survey of over 2,000 U.S. adults found that a large number of them were willing to abstain from sex for a year if it meant their online lives would never be hacked.
Several of the emails belonged to Russia’s former Deputy Prime Minister Vladislav Surkov and point to Russian involvement in eastern Ukraine.
With hacking and online identity theft becoming more commonplace, here are some tips you can use to maintain your digital privacy.
Cabinet members have been told not to bring Apple watches to meetings over concerns that the devices could be hacked.
The accused, Samudera Al Hakam Ralial, a 24-year-old IT professional, played footage from a Japanese pornographic film on a public billboard for about five minutes.
The company developed a software program to search emails for specific information requested by the government.
With the massive data breach at Yahoo revealed recently, and the hacking of a mass shooter’s iPhone by the FBI earlier this year, digital privacy concerns are growing.
Emails leaked from his private account show the former secretary of state called the Republican presidential nominee “a national disgrace and an international pariah.”
The online science news service went offline late Tuesday after the website discovered the theft of login information of registered users.
Following a series of high-profile cyber breaches, the Obama administration announced the position earlier this year.
Hackers accessed the accounts of nearly 15 million Iranian users, mostly activists, journalists and other people in sensitive positions.
