How the Democrats plan to stop hackers from breaching 2018 campaigns
Fresh off the wounds of the 2016 campaign, Democratic political reorganizations are compelling political campaigns to improve their cybersecurity.
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Rudy Giuliani has had virtually no input on U.S. cybersecurity policy
Giuliani's so-called "cyber working group," a vague advisory committee officially announced by Trump's presidential transition team in early January,...
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Hackers put malware in popular PC utility CCleaner
CCleaner has been downloaded more than 2 billion times since it was originally released in 2003.
Researchers steal bitcoin by exploiting SS7 vulnerabilities
The new research follows years of warnings and a significant hack against German banks last year.
How the NIH is moving its mission to the cloud
Alastair Thomson, CIO of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, talks with Greg Otto about the tech transformation at the institute has led to...
'Confidential' Verizon credentials, server logs left publicly exposed
Stop us if you've heard this before: Sensitive data was left publicly exposed on an Amazon Web Services S3 storage server owned by a billion-dollar...
Responsible vulnerability disclosure is becoming an international norm
More and more democracies are adopting a policy of disclosing vulnerabilities as opposed sitting on them for their own intelligence gains.