FBI hopes a more aggressive cyber strategy will disrupt foreign hackers

The updates come amid ongoing questions about the White House's alleged national security concerns.

"I don't want to see another computer for the rest of my life," Nathan Wyatt, a U.K. man, said during a court hearing.

If confirmed, it would be the first documented case of a death stemming from a cyberattack, analysts say.

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Behind the scenes, DOD has been working to protect the U.S. government effort to produce a coronavirus vaccine against foreign hacking.

CISA has increasingly used its emergency-directive authority to try to keep foreign spies or criminals from burrowing into federal networks

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It's an eleventh-hour move to safeguard high profile users as Election Day nears.

The feds say Adam Rogas, the co-founder of software-as-a-service company NS8, alleged tricked investors with falsified financial statements.

The aggressive crackdown on Iranian hacking this week has been a coordinated effort across multiple U.S. government agencies.

The report by the Office of the Inspector General underscores how a tech-savvy team can expose and help fix gaping security holes.

Bruce Walker has been a key player in the department’s efforts to protect U.S. utilities from state-sponsored hacking threats.

The kind of hack-and-leak operation that Russian hackers used in 2016 are a sign of things to come, Gen. Paul Nakasone hinted.