Ransomware gang broken up in Ukraine as a result of international operation
Police in Ukraine arrested a 32-year-old man they say was the "leader" of a group, as well as "his four most active accomplices," according to a Google…
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Ransomware groups rack up victims among corporate America
A new generation of cybercriminals have breached a slew of major firms, even those that have made major investments in security.
A deep dive on cyberpsychology and a look at autonomy in the U.S. military
Dr Mary Aiken, a world-leading expert in Cyberpsychology
Russian cyberattack cut power in Ukraine, Michigan secretary of state talks election security
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson
CISA sees increase in zero-day exploitation, official says
Michael Duffy, associate director for capacity building in CISA’s cybersecurity division, says that global zero-day exploits are “really affecting the federal government networks.”
Four dozen countries declare they won’t pay ransomware ransoms
The coalition aims to encourage members to no longer pay ransoms demanded by criminal hacking groups to discourage attacks from taking place.
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The “new elite” shaping coverage of Israel and Gaza
Mike Caulfield, a research scientist leading rapid response efforts at the Center for an Informed Public at the University of Washington
Inside the FBI’s DDOS investigations with Special Agent Elliott Peterson
FBI Special Agent Elliott Peterson
Perri Adams on DARPA’s AI cyber challenge and Israeli cyber operations
Perri Adams, Program Manager for DARPA
Journalist Kashmir Hill on facial recognition and the underage hackers hitting Vegas
Kashmir Hill, Investigative Journalist for the The New York Times