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The accusations stem from an alleged hack last year, similar to the one Russia may have pulled off during the 2016 presidential election.
US-Russia Cybersecurity War? 2 Arrested For Treason Charges As Hacking Conflict Continues
Reports indicated a top cybersecurity expert and a senior intelligence officer were apprehended last month.
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Over 155 million fraudulent emails aimed at stealing your personal information, such as passwords and financial details, are sent around the world every day.
Russia Cyberattacks On US: Moscow Denies Knowledge Of Cyberwarfare Agency
“The Communications Ministry has nothing to do with it; we don’t know anything about it,” Russia’s Deputy Communications Minister Alexey Volin reportedly said.
Is Russia Hacking US? Vermont Electric Grid Targeted By Russian Hackers After Obama Administration’s Moscow Sanctions
The attack comes soon after President Barack Obama announced new sanctions against Russia on Thursday and expelled 35 Russian officials from the United States.
Medical Device Security, Privacy: FDA Issues New Guidelines On How To Protect Gadgets From Cyber Attacks
The Food and Drug Administration has issued a guidance for medical device manufacturers to help improve cyber security protocol and thwart future cyberattacks.
Why Is Tumblr Down? Possible DDoS Attack Could Be Responsible, Users Say
Social media users demanded answers as to why Tumblr would not load, leading some to speculate whether enemy action was involved.
Are Banks Vulnerable To Cyberattack? Swift Network Warning Commercial, Central Banks Hackers Are Refining Tools; Threat Is Here To Stay
There have been a number of attacks since $81 million was stolen from the central bank of Bangladesh in February, 20 percent of them successful.
New ‘Popcorn Time’ Malware Offers Victims Free Ransomware Decryption If They Help Infect Others
Researchers have discovered a new Popcorn Time malware that offers victims a “nasty” new way to decrypt their files for free. Find out more about the new malware, here.
Electoral College Vote Update: Electors Demand Classified Intelligence Briefing On Russia Hack
Ten electors are demanding classified information about Trump's ties to Russia ahead of the Electoral College's vote.
Malware, Hacking Is A Serious Game, But Security Experts Warn Against Panic
Security experts speak up on the monetization of random cyber vulnerabilities that rarely pose a threat to the public.
DDoS Attacks: Numbers Down But Size Increased In Q3, Report Says
Network infrastructure company Verisign released its quarterly report Wednesday for the three months from July to September 2016.
North Korean Hackers Suspected Of Attacking South Korean Defense Ministry’s Cyber Wing
The online attack on the ministry's cyber wing reportedly took place in September but was confirmed Tuesday.
Russia Claims Foreign Agencies Planning Cyberattacks Against Its Banks
Moscow's Federal Security Service said Friday that Ukraine is likely to be behind the attacks scheduled to start next week.
Russia Hacking News: Germany Security Head Warns Country May Be Targeted During 2017 Elections
The president of the German foreign intelligence agency believes Russian hackers will turn their attention toward Europe and especially Germany following attempts to impact U.S. elections.
Router Hack: Deutsche Telekom Network Outages Affects 900,000 Customers
As many as 900,000 of Deutsche Telekom customers in Germany suffered network outages that might have been caused by hackers through a flaw in routers.
US Navy Hack: Over 130,000 Sailors’ Personal Data Accessed, Probe Underway
The information was stolen from a laptop used by a Hewlett Packard Enterprise Services employee working on a U.S. Navy contract.
Giving Up Sex To Not Be Hacked? 43% American Millennials Say Yes, Survey Finds
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.
Cybercrime Cost $126 Billion, Affected 689 Million People In 2015
Over $20 billion of that amount came from the U.S., where close to 40 percent of the population was affected by online crime during the year.
Is Your Medical Data Safe? Healthcare Industry, Most Hospitals Low On Cybersecurity: Report
A number of factors, specific to the industry, could leave your medical and other data vulnerable to exploitation, a report by SecurityScorecard warns.
US Cyberattack Claims Fan ‘Anti-Russian Hysteria,’ Moscow Says
On Friday, the United States formally accused Russia of a campaign of cyberattacks against Democratic Party organizations ahead of the Nov. 8 presidential election.
Internet Drones: Russia Likely To Shoot Down Aircraft If It Threatens Security
Several tech companies, including Google and Facebook, plan to use drones to provide internet connectivity to remote places.
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