Sen. Menendez questions Twitter about former employees spying for Saudi Arabia
The Ranking Member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee wants to hold Twitter and the Trump Administration to account.
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EU countries agree to collectively punish attacker when a member is hacked
The European Union’s 28-nation bloc is in agreement concerning how to punish hackers. On Monday, the European Council announced a joint framework, dubbed the “cyber diplomacy toolbox,”…
Russia is ‘ready to discuss’ election hacking and cybercrime with U.S.
Nothing is off the table, according to a high-level Russian official.
WikiLeaks releases supposed CIA documents detailing U.S. hacking operations
WikiLeaks has published files it claims provide insight into the Central Intelligence Agency’s extensive computer hacking operations, in what is apparently the first in series of upcoming…
Energy grid cybersecurity: U.S. and Canada look to bolster connections
Politicians in the U.S. and Canada have invested resources in the development of cross border energy programs and infrastructure for decades. Today, U.S. officials fear that some…
FBI will increasingly rely on foreign help to stop hackers, assistant AG says
The emergence of cybercrime as a global phenomenon is causing the FBI and Justice Department to increasingly rely on international law enforcement collaboration, legal treaties and informal…
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Taking a cue from U.S., Putin is worried about hackers and misinformation
Russian President Vladimir Putin — a leader whose intelligence services are accused of hacking into U.S. political organizations and spreading fake news online — signed into law…