Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure cause internet outages, cutting off a valuable wartime tool
With its war effort faltering, the Kremlin is stepping up its attacks on Ukrainian power plants, resulting in cascading internet failures.
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Regulation won’t fix internet routing security
A push for routing security regulation from U.S. agencies including the FCC won't result in the sort of safe digital ecosystem we all want.
Cloudflare may have provided service to terrorists, drug traffickers in violation of U.S. sanctions
The update to Cloudflare's regulatory filing comes just before the company's IPO on Sept. 13.
Trump administration wants larger role in shaping international data laws
White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Rob Joyce says laws being put in place are leading to a "Balkanization" of the internet.
Three men plead guilty for roles in Mirai botnet empire, court documents show
The defendants, Paras Jha, Josiah White and Dalton Norman, were all labeled co-conspirators by the Department of Justice.
How the FBI relies on dark web intel firms as frontline investigators
The companies operate in a hazardous legal environment where they must constantly balance operational risks and client interests while maintaining law enforcement's trust.
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Online Trust Alliance merges with Internet Society
The Online Trust Alliance, which has for a dozen years brought together business leaders from security and technology companies to try to maximize consumer security and trust…
China looks to unseat U.S. as leader on global internet policy
Chinese cyberspace affairs and foreign ministry officials drew a red line in the sand around China’s internet during a speech from Beijing Thursday.