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Hackers get burned in deal with Russian spy agency
Russian hackers made a deal with the FSB. Now three are in jail and another is on the run.
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Former NSA contractor facing 200 years for stolen docs
A federal grand jury unveiled an indictment Feb. 8 charging former NSA contractor Harold Martin with stealing highly classified documents over the course of a 20-year career.
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Study: Cybersecurity threat hunting on the rise
Based on a comprehensive survey of cybersecurity professionals in the 350,000-member Information Security Community on LinkedIn, the research report reveals that cyber threats are rising dramatically and that deployment of sophisticated threat hunting platforms and methods in security operation centers (SOCs) can significantly improve detection rates and accelerate the time spent to detect, investigate and…
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Minn. governor proposes $125M IT, cybersecurity upgrade
Gov. Mark Dayton is proposing a $125 million technology upgrade for Minnesota government that includes tighter cybersecurity protections.
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In Israel, teaching kids cyber skills a national mission
In some Israeli schools, fourth-graders learn computer programming while gifted 10th-graders take after-school classes in encryption tactics, coding and how to stop malicious hacking.
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Student gets 3 years’ probation for selling malware
A Carnegie Mellon University student who admitted developing and selling malicious software that allowed others to remotely control Google Android smartphones has been sentenced to three years’ probation.
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US misfires fighting ISIS online, Part IV: ‘Untouchable’
This is the final piece in a four-part series on issues plaguing WebOps and the U.S. counterintelligence campaign against the Islamic State.
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Hunting hackers: Ethical hacker explains how to track down the bad guys
How do people track down hackers, figuring out what they have done and who they are? What’s involved and who does this sort of work?
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US misfires fighting ISIS online, Part III: ‘Shouldn’t grade your own homework’
This is the third in a four-part series on issues plaguing WebOps and the U.S. counterintelligence campaign against the Islamic State.
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US misfires fighting ISIS online, Part II: ‘Do you speak Arabic?’
This is the second in a four-part series on issues plaguing WebOps and the U.S. counterintelligence campaign against the Islamic State.
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Hackers get burned in deal with Russian spy agency
Russian hackers made a deal with the FSB. Now three are in jail and another is on the run.
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Former NSA contractor facing 200 years for stolen docs
A federal grand jury unveiled an indictment Feb. 8 charging former NSA contractor Harold Martin with stealing highly classified documents over the course of a 20-year career.
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Study: Cybersecurity threat hunting on the rise
Based on a comprehensive survey of cybersecurity professionals in the 350,000-member Information Security Community on LinkedIn, the research report reveals that cyber threats are rising dramatically and that deployment of sophisticated threat hunting platforms and methods in security operation centers (SOCs) can significantly improve detection rates and accelerate the time spent to detect, investigate and…
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Minn. governor proposes $125M IT, cybersecurity upgrade
Gov. Mark Dayton is proposing a $125 million technology upgrade for Minnesota government that includes tighter cybersecurity protections.
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In Israel, teaching kids cyber skills a national mission
In some Israeli schools, fourth-graders learn computer programming while gifted 10th-graders take after-school classes in encryption tactics, coding and how to stop malicious hacking.
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Student gets 3 years’ probation for selling malware
A Carnegie Mellon University student who admitted developing and selling malicious software that allowed others to remotely control Google Android smartphones has been sentenced to three years’ probation.
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US misfires fighting ISIS online, Part IV: ‘Untouchable’
This is the final piece in a four-part series on issues plaguing WebOps and the U.S. counterintelligence campaign against the Islamic State.
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Hunting hackers: Ethical hacker explains how to track down the bad guys
How do people track down hackers, figuring out what they have done and who they are? What’s involved and who does this sort of work?
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US misfires fighting ISIS online, Part III: ‘Shouldn’t grade your own homework’
This is the third in a four-part series on issues plaguing WebOps and the U.S. counterintelligence campaign against the Islamic State.
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US misfires fighting ISIS online, Part II: ‘Do you speak Arabic?’
This is the second in a four-part series on issues plaguing WebOps and the U.S. counterintelligence campaign against the Islamic State.
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Hackers get burned in deal with Russian spy agency
Russian hackers made a deal with the FSB. Now three are in jail and another is on the run.
-
Former NSA contractor facing 200 years for stolen docs
A federal grand jury unveiled an indictment Feb. 8 charging former NSA contractor Harold Martin with stealing highly classified documents over the course of a 20-year career.
-
Study: Cybersecurity threat hunting on the rise
Based on a comprehensive survey of cybersecurity professionals in the 350,000-member Information Security Community on LinkedIn, the research report reveals that cyber threats are rising dramatically and that deployment of sophisticated threat hunting platforms and methods in security operation centers (SOCs) can significantly improve detection rates and accelerate the time spent to detect, investigate and…
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Minn. governor proposes $125M IT, cybersecurity upgrade
Gov. Mark Dayton is proposing a $125 million technology upgrade for Minnesota government that includes tighter cybersecurity protections.
-
In Israel, teaching kids cyber skills a national mission
In some Israeli schools, fourth-graders learn computer programming while gifted 10th-graders take after-school classes in encryption tactics, coding and how to stop malicious hacking.
-
Student gets 3 years’ probation for selling malware
A Carnegie Mellon University student who admitted developing and selling malicious software that allowed others to remotely control Google Android smartphones has been sentenced to three years’ probation.
-
US misfires fighting ISIS online, Part IV: ‘Untouchable’
This is the final piece in a four-part series on issues plaguing WebOps and the U.S. counterintelligence campaign against the Islamic State.
-
Hunting hackers: Ethical hacker explains how to track down the bad guys
How do people track down hackers, figuring out what they have done and who they are? What’s involved and who does this sort of work?
-
US misfires fighting ISIS online, Part III: ‘Shouldn’t grade your own homework’
This is the third in a four-part series on issues plaguing WebOps and the U.S. counterintelligence campaign against the Islamic State.
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US misfires fighting ISIS online, Part II: ‘Do you speak Arabic?’
This is the second in a four-part series on issues plaguing WebOps and the U.S. counterintelligence campaign against the Islamic State.
