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U.S. Authorities Take Sweeping Actions Against North Korean Hacking Operations

Adam Janofsky February 17, 2021

U.S. Authorities Take Sweeping Actions Against North Korean Hacking Operations
A Volunteer Cyber Group Formed To Protect Hospitals During the Pandemic Releases Its First Report

John Sakellariadis February 11, 2021

A Volunteer Cyber Group Formed To Protect Hospitals During the Pandemic Releases Its First Report
SIM Swappers Stole $100 Million from ‘Well-Known Influencers’ Before Getting Arrested, Authorities Say

Adam Janofsky February 10, 2021

SIM Swappers Stole $100 Million from ‘Well-Known Influencers’ Before Getting Arrested, Authorities Say
Hackers Targeted Work-From-Home Technology and Avoided Adobe Products Last Year

Adam Janofsky February 9, 2021

Hackers Targeted Work-From-Home Technology and Avoided Adobe Products Last Year
An Interview With Ares, a Russian Coder Who Built a Swiss Army Knife for Hackers

Dmitry Smilyanets February 8, 2021

An Interview With Ares, a Russian Coder Who Built a Swiss Army Knife for Hackers
Federal Officials: COVID-19 Fraud Highlights Need for a New Digital Identity System

Adam Janofsky February 5, 2021

Federal Officials: COVID-19 Fraud Highlights Need for a New Digital Identity System
Global Operation Takes Down Part of Emotet, ‘World’s Most Dangerous Malware’

Adam Janofsky January 27, 2021

Global Operation Takes Down Part of Emotet, ‘World’s Most Dangerous Malware’
‘Adopt the Adversarial Point of View:’ Cybersecurity Lessons From a National Intelligence Technology Leader

Adam Janofsky January 26, 2021

‘Adopt the Adversarial Point of View:’ Cybersecurity Lessons From a National Intelligence Technology Leader
3 Ways Hacks Exploiting the COVID-19 Crisis Have Evolved

Adam Janofsky January 22, 2021

3 Ways Hacks Exploiting the COVID-19 Crisis Have Evolved
Researchers Find Links Between SolarWinds Campaign and Tools Used by Russian Hackers

John Sakellariadis January 11, 2021

Researchers Find Links Between SolarWinds Campaign and Tools Used by Russian Hackers
The Year of the Teenage Hacker

Adam Janofsky December 30, 2020

The Year of the Teenage Hacker
‘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
How Cybercrime Became a $1 Trillion Problem

Adam Janofsky December 15, 2020

How Cybercrime Became a $1 Trillion Problem
Exploit Kits, Once a Favorite of Cybercriminals, Move To Private Marketplaces

Adam Janofsky December 10, 2020

Exploit Kits, Once a Favorite of Cybercriminals, Move To Private Marketplaces
What We Know So Far About the FireEye Breach—and Why It Matters

Adam Janofsky December 8, 2020

What We Know So Far About the FireEye Breach—and Why It Matters
Ex-Microsoft Employee Sentenced To 9 Years in Prison for Stealing $10 Million in Digital Currency

Adam Janofsky November 9, 2020

Ex-Microsoft Employee Sentenced To 9 Years in Prison for Stealing $10 Million in Digital Currency
Businesses Plan to Spend More on Cybersecurity, Despite Shaky Economic Forecast

Adam Janofsky October 16, 2020

Businesses Plan to Spend More on Cybersecurity, Despite Shaky Economic Forecast
Bellingcat Founder Eliot Higgins on Finding Truth in a World of Disinformation

Adam Janofsky October 15, 2020

Bellingcat Founder Eliot Higgins on Finding Truth in a World of Disinformation