Ruppersberger: NSA has no evidence EternalBlue was in Baltimore attack
Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger was told by the NSA that EternalBlue was not a part of the Baltimore ransomware attack, the congressman said Friday.
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Another fast-food hack, this time at Checkers and Rally’s restaurants
Customers encouraged to monitor their credit reports while Checkers conducts an investigation.
NSA points to two-year patching window in remarks about Baltimore incident
Rob Joyce said Thursday there is no “indefensible” nation-state-built tool that is responsible for the spread of ransomware.
Alleged LinkedIn hacker Yevgeniy Nikulin will stand trial in U.S. court, despite mental illness symptoms
Yevgeniy Nikulin previously was ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation for refusing to communicate with his attorneys about his case.
U.S. Cyber Command selects new top deputy for Gen. Nakasone
This transition comes just as Cyber Command is shifting how it thinks about readiness against foreign adversaries.
Tech giants say UK spy agency’s encryption proposal is threat to security and human rights
The tech coalition rejected the GCHQ's suggestion that adding a law enforcement official to a group chat or call would not threaten civil liberties or security.
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Latest Snowden dump reveals NSA discussed Russian civil targets
The NSA discussed targeting Russian civil targets, including Russia’s gas and oil sectors, with the Norwegian Intelligence Service in 2005.
Recorded Future acquired for $780 million by venture firm
The cash deal, announced Tuesday, is the highest sale price ever for a threat intelligence provider.
New York could soon pass its own GDPR-inspired data security law
The law could become one of the strictest in the country, one attorney said, because it prescribes specific security rules.
Chinese database exposes 42.5 million records compiled from multiple dating apps
Most of the data was about American users.