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Cyber, electronic warfare blur tactical, strategic lines
The Army is working to test new technologies to help inform requirements, doctrine and operational concepts in the cyberspace domain.
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Experts: Mexico opposition party targeted by spyware
On Thursday, Citizen Lab released a research note saying it had determined that the mobile phones of the party president, its chief spokesman, and the party’s leader in the Senate were all sent text messages containing links to the same malware.
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Can a hack give you a heart attack?
Implantable medical devices offer great benefits but there are risks.
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Trump aides enlist Israel in ‘holding nations accountable’ for cyberattacks
A new U.S.-Israeli working group aims to devise and employ new methods of identifying cyber enemies and “holding nations accountable” for bad cyber behavior.
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Who got hit in global ‘NotPetya’ ransomware attack
A rundown of companies and organizations reporting disruptions due to the global ransomware cyberattack dubbed ‘NotPetya.’
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US drugmaker, health care system hit by cyberattack
The second-largest drugmaker in the United States is confirming its been affected by the global cyberattack.
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Federal review debunks Georgia election hack accusation
Allegations that the federal government tried to hack Georgias election systems were unfounded, according to a letter the Department of Homeland Securitys inspector general sent Monday to Congress.
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![FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted, part I [Slideshow]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Slide1.jpg_71ce87.jpg?w=300)
FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted, part I [Slideshow]
Rundown on the top cyber criminals the FBI is seeking worldwide. Part I of II.
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![State of cyber with Bobbie Stempfley [Video]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/stempfley_853x480-min.jpg.jpg?w=300)
State of cyber with Bobbie Stempfley [Video]
Bobbie Stempfley, former DHS deputy assistant secretary for cybersecurity strategy and emergency communications, has a new role as director of Carnegie Mellon CERT. She joins us live to talk about the state of cybersecurity in government and the private sector.
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Trump’s cyber deterrence looks a lot like Obama’s
The Trump administration’s approach to cyber deterrence closely mirrors that of the Obama administration’s.
-
Cyber, electronic warfare blur tactical, strategic lines
The Army is working to test new technologies to help inform requirements, doctrine and operational concepts in the cyberspace domain.
-
Experts: Mexico opposition party targeted by spyware
On Thursday, Citizen Lab released a research note saying it had determined that the mobile phones of the party president, its chief spokesman, and the party’s leader in the Senate were all sent text messages containing links to the same malware.
-
Can a hack give you a heart attack?
Implantable medical devices offer great benefits but there are risks.
-
Trump aides enlist Israel in ‘holding nations accountable’ for cyberattacks
A new U.S.-Israeli working group aims to devise and employ new methods of identifying cyber enemies and “holding nations accountable” for bad cyber behavior.
-
Who got hit in global ‘NotPetya’ ransomware attack
A rundown of companies and organizations reporting disruptions due to the global ransomware cyberattack dubbed ‘NotPetya.’
-
US drugmaker, health care system hit by cyberattack
The second-largest drugmaker in the United States is confirming its been affected by the global cyberattack.
-
Federal review debunks Georgia election hack accusation
Allegations that the federal government tried to hack Georgias election systems were unfounded, according to a letter the Department of Homeland Securitys inspector general sent Monday to Congress.
-
FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted, part I [Slideshow]
Rundown on the top cyber criminals the FBI is seeking worldwide. Part I of II.
-
State of cyber with Bobbie Stempfley [Video]
Bobbie Stempfley, former DHS deputy assistant secretary for cybersecurity strategy and emergency communications, has a new role as director of Carnegie Mellon CERT. She joins us live to talk about the state of cybersecurity in government and the private sector.
-
Trump’s cyber deterrence looks a lot like Obama’s
The Trump administration’s approach to cyber deterrence closely mirrors that of the Obama administration’s.
-
Cyber, electronic warfare blur tactical, strategic lines
The Army is working to test new technologies to help inform requirements, doctrine and operational concepts in the cyberspace domain.
-
Experts: Mexico opposition party targeted by spyware
On Thursday, Citizen Lab released a research note saying it had determined that the mobile phones of the party president, its chief spokesman, and the party’s leader in the Senate were all sent text messages containing links to the same malware.
-
Can a hack give you a heart attack?
Implantable medical devices offer great benefits but there are risks.
-
Trump aides enlist Israel in ‘holding nations accountable’ for cyberattacks
A new U.S.-Israeli working group aims to devise and employ new methods of identifying cyber enemies and “holding nations accountable” for bad cyber behavior.
-
Who got hit in global ‘NotPetya’ ransomware attack
A rundown of companies and organizations reporting disruptions due to the global ransomware cyberattack dubbed ‘NotPetya.’
-
US drugmaker, health care system hit by cyberattack
The second-largest drugmaker in the United States is confirming its been affected by the global cyberattack.
-
Federal review debunks Georgia election hack accusation
Allegations that the federal government tried to hack Georgias election systems were unfounded, according to a letter the Department of Homeland Securitys inspector general sent Monday to Congress.
-
FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted, part I [Slideshow]
Rundown on the top cyber criminals the FBI is seeking worldwide. Part I of II.
-
State of cyber with Bobbie Stempfley [Video]
Bobbie Stempfley, former DHS deputy assistant secretary for cybersecurity strategy and emergency communications, has a new role as director of Carnegie Mellon CERT. She joins us live to talk about the state of cybersecurity in government and the private sector.
-
Trump’s cyber deterrence looks a lot like Obama’s
The Trump administration’s approach to cyber deterrence closely mirrors that of the Obama administration’s.








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