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‘Cracka’ sentenced for hacking top federal officials
Andrew Boggs pleaded guilty to conspiring with a hacking group looking to gain unauthorized access to government computer systems as well as the accounts of government officials, according to the Department of Justice.
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Air Force ‘chronically undermanned’ in cyber
The Air Force was recently criticized by top congressional leaders for appearing to not retain cyber warriors within the cyber mission force.
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Cyber Flag exclusive: What Cyber Command learns from the annual exercise
U.S. Cyber Command is applying lessons learned from operations and training exercises to refine the deployment of cyber teams and effects.
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NDAA would split DoD CIO into management, cyber roles
The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee wants a strong defensive strategy against cyber warfare.
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Germany warns of Russian cyberattacks ahead of election
The head of Germany’s domestic intelligence agency and Germany’s interior minister warn that Russia is engaged in hacking attacks and that officials “assume there will be such attempts on Germany” ahead of national elections on Sept. 24.
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Ukraine says it foiled 2nd cyberattack after police raid
Ukraine’s national cybercrime unit seized servers belonging to a small company at the center of a global outbreak of malicious software after “new activity” was detected there, the service said in a statement early Wednesday.
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Cyber Flag exclusive: What goes into validating a cyber team?
C4ISRNET was provided exclusive access to U.S. Cyber Command’s premier annual training exercise, Cyber Flag, in which 12 teams were used as the capstone toward reaching full operational capability.
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Official: Patient zero in global cyberattack knew it was vulnerable, could face charges
The small Ukrainian tax software company that is accused of being the patient zero of a damaging global cyberepidemic is under investigation and will face charges, the head of Ukraine’s CyberPolice suggested Monday.
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Exclusive peek inside Cyber Command’s premiere annual exercise: Cyber Flag
Fifth Domain got an exclusive look at Cyber Flag, a military exercise focused on training and validating the Cyber Mission Forces capabilities and readiness.
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How ‘spooky’ quantum mechanics could lead to unhackable communications
Scientists recently conducted a seemingly strange experiment that originated on a Chinese quantum-enabled satellite orbiting 300 miles above the earth.
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‘Cracka’ sentenced for hacking top federal officials
Andrew Boggs pleaded guilty to conspiring with a hacking group looking to gain unauthorized access to government computer systems as well as the accounts of government officials, according to the Department of Justice.
-
Air Force ‘chronically undermanned’ in cyber
The Air Force was recently criticized by top congressional leaders for appearing to not retain cyber warriors within the cyber mission force.
-
Cyber Flag exclusive: What Cyber Command learns from the annual exercise
U.S. Cyber Command is applying lessons learned from operations and training exercises to refine the deployment of cyber teams and effects.
-
NDAA would split DoD CIO into management, cyber roles
The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee wants a strong defensive strategy against cyber warfare.
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Germany warns of Russian cyberattacks ahead of election
The head of Germany’s domestic intelligence agency and Germany’s interior minister warn that Russia is engaged in hacking attacks and that officials “assume there will be such attempts on Germany” ahead of national elections on Sept. 24.
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Ukraine says it foiled 2nd cyberattack after police raid
Ukraine’s national cybercrime unit seized servers belonging to a small company at the center of a global outbreak of malicious software after “new activity” was detected there, the service said in a statement early Wednesday.
-
Cyber Flag exclusive: What goes into validating a cyber team?
C4ISRNET was provided exclusive access to U.S. Cyber Command’s premier annual training exercise, Cyber Flag, in which 12 teams were used as the capstone toward reaching full operational capability.
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Official: Patient zero in global cyberattack knew it was vulnerable, could face charges
The small Ukrainian tax software company that is accused of being the patient zero of a damaging global cyberepidemic is under investigation and will face charges, the head of Ukraine’s CyberPolice suggested Monday.
-
Exclusive peek inside Cyber Command’s premiere annual exercise: Cyber Flag
Fifth Domain got an exclusive look at Cyber Flag, a military exercise focused on training and validating the Cyber Mission Forces capabilities and readiness.
-
How ‘spooky’ quantum mechanics could lead to unhackable communications
Scientists recently conducted a seemingly strange experiment that originated on a Chinese quantum-enabled satellite orbiting 300 miles above the earth.
-
‘Cracka’ sentenced for hacking top federal officials
Andrew Boggs pleaded guilty to conspiring with a hacking group looking to gain unauthorized access to government computer systems as well as the accounts of government officials, according to the Department of Justice.
-
Air Force ‘chronically undermanned’ in cyber
The Air Force was recently criticized by top congressional leaders for appearing to not retain cyber warriors within the cyber mission force.
-
Cyber Flag exclusive: What Cyber Command learns from the annual exercise
U.S. Cyber Command is applying lessons learned from operations and training exercises to refine the deployment of cyber teams and effects.
-
NDAA would split DoD CIO into management, cyber roles
The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee wants a strong defensive strategy against cyber warfare.
-
Germany warns of Russian cyberattacks ahead of election
The head of Germany’s domestic intelligence agency and Germany’s interior minister warn that Russia is engaged in hacking attacks and that officials “assume there will be such attempts on Germany” ahead of national elections on Sept. 24.
-
Ukraine says it foiled 2nd cyberattack after police raid
Ukraine’s national cybercrime unit seized servers belonging to a small company at the center of a global outbreak of malicious software after “new activity” was detected there, the service said in a statement early Wednesday.
-
Cyber Flag exclusive: What goes into validating a cyber team?
C4ISRNET was provided exclusive access to U.S. Cyber Command’s premier annual training exercise, Cyber Flag, in which 12 teams were used as the capstone toward reaching full operational capability.
-
Official: Patient zero in global cyberattack knew it was vulnerable, could face charges
The small Ukrainian tax software company that is accused of being the patient zero of a damaging global cyberepidemic is under investigation and will face charges, the head of Ukraine’s CyberPolice suggested Monday.
-
Exclusive peek inside Cyber Command’s premiere annual exercise: Cyber Flag
Fifth Domain got an exclusive look at Cyber Flag, a military exercise focused on training and validating the Cyber Mission Forces capabilities and readiness.
-
How ‘spooky’ quantum mechanics could lead to unhackable communications
Scientists recently conducted a seemingly strange experiment that originated on a Chinese quantum-enabled satellite orbiting 300 miles above the earth.
