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The SolarWinds Hack and the Perils of Attribution

John Sakellariadis January 6, 2021

The SolarWinds Hack and the Perils of Attribution
‘I Was Running Two Parallel Lives’: An Ex-Secret Service Agent Opens Up About Going Undercover To Catch Cybercriminals

Dmitry Smilyanets January 5, 2021

‘I Was Running Two Parallel Lives’: An Ex-Secret Service Agent Opens Up About Going Undercover To Catch Cybercriminals
‘More of an Art Than a Science:’ Behind the Government’s Effort To Measure Cybersecurity

Shaun Waterman December 22, 2020

‘More of an Art Than a Science:’ Behind the Government’s Effort To Measure Cybersecurity
Spyware Attack Targeting Dozens of Journalists Used Pernicious Zero-Click Exploit, Researchers Say

John Sakellariadis December 21, 2020

Spyware Attack Targeting Dozens of Journalists Used Pernicious Zero-Click Exploit, Researchers Say
Former Israeli CERT Chief: ‘A Cheap Incident Response Costs A Lot’

Adam Janofsky December 21, 2020

Former Israeli CERT Chief: ‘A Cheap Incident Response Costs A Lot’
Ridding Hackers From Government Networks Will Be “Highly Complex and Challenging,” CISA Warns

Adam Janofsky December 17, 2020

Ridding Hackers From Government Networks Will Be “Highly Complex and Challenging,” CISA Warns
FBI, CISA Warn K-12 Schools of a Spike in Ransomware, With More Threats on the Horizon

Adam Janofsky December 11, 2020

FBI, CISA Warn K-12 Schools of a Spike in Ransomware, With More Threats on the Horizon
Dutch Intelligence Expels Two Russian Diplomats Over Espionage Accusations

Adam Janofsky December 10, 2020

Dutch Intelligence Expels Two Russian Diplomats Over Espionage Accusations
Why Biden Might Follow Trump’s Lead on Cybersecurity Policy

Shaun Waterman December 3, 2020

Why Biden Might Follow Trump’s Lead on Cybersecurity Policy
CISA, FBI Warn of Foreign Cyberattacks Targeting U.S. Think Tanks

Adam Janofsky December 2, 2020

CISA, FBI Warn of Foreign Cyberattacks Targeting U.S. Think Tanks
A Government Insider on Navigating the New Guidance for Ransomware Payments

Adam Janofsky November 30, 2020

A Government Insider on Navigating the New Guidance for Ransomware Payments
Cyber-Espionage Attacks Disproportionately Target These Industries

Adam Janofsky November 20, 2020

Cyber-Espionage Attacks Disproportionately Target These Industries
Ukraine’s Top Cyber Cop on Defending Against Disinformation and Russian Hackers

Dmitry Smilyanets November 17, 2020

Ukraine’s Top Cyber Cop on Defending Against Disinformation and Russian Hackers
Researchers Identify New Malware Campaigns Linked to Vietnamese Hacking Group

Adam Janofsky November 10, 2020

Researchers Identify New Malware Campaigns Linked to Vietnamese Hacking Group
How An Anti-China Website Became a Megaphone for Election Misinformation

Adam Janofsky November 3, 2020

How An Anti-China Website Became a Megaphone for Election Misinformation
Why Email Is Still an Election Day Disinformation Risk

John Sakellariadis November 2, 2020

Why Email Is Still an Election Day Disinformation Risk
A Ransomware Attack on a Georgia County Has Affected Voting Systems

Adam Janofsky October 22, 2020

A Ransomware Attack on a Georgia County Has Affected Voting Systems
A Conversation With the DoJ Attorney Who Is Exposing State-Sponsored Hackers

Adam Janofsky October 22, 2020

A Conversation With the DoJ Attorney Who Is Exposing State-Sponsored Hackers
U.S. Indicts Six Russian Officers Tied to One of the World’s Most Destructive Hacking Groups

Adam Janofsky October 19, 2020

U.S. Indicts Six Russian Officers Tied to One of the World’s Most Destructive Hacking Groups
Why a Failed Election Hack Could Be Worse Than a Successful One

Shaun Waterman October 9, 2020

Why a Failed Election Hack Could Be Worse Than a Successful One
How Iran’s Election Interference Efforts Have Evolved

Adam Janofsky October 1, 2020

How Iran’s Election Interference Efforts Have Evolved
Your Voting Data Is Being Sold Online. But Who’s Buying It?

Adam Janofsky September 24, 2020

Your Voting Data Is Being Sold Online. But Who’s Buying It?
Flurry of Indictments Signal a New U.S. Strategy for Combating Foreign Hackers

John Sakellariadis September 23, 2020

Flurry of Indictments Signal a New U.S. Strategy for Combating Foreign Hackers
Officials Warn of Phone Scams Targeting Hospitals and Patients

Adam Janofsky September 11, 2020

Officials Warn of Phone Scams Targeting Hospitals and Patients
Five Reasons Voters and Election Officials Should Be Worried About Ransomware

Adam Janofsky August 24, 2020

Five Reasons Voters and Election Officials Should Be Worried About Ransomware