Federal agencies are failing to protect sensitive data, Senate report finds

The White House doesn't have an official stance on the matter, Chris Inglis said.

Chinese hackers are still swiping call records.

The ruling helps some hackers, but not all.

There's no evidence attackers have exploited the software issue for their own gain.

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The Lazio region said it would restore the vaccine shot booking system within 72 hours.

It's less clear what APT29 might be doing with the hacking tool, after allegedly using it last summer to try to steal COVID-19 research.

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Sen. Ron Wyden's bipartisan legislation would apply to federal, state and tribal courts.

BlackMatter could be a successor organization, or something more fluid.

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The saber-rattling comes amid ongoing fallout from hacks that originated in Russia.

"Our current posture is woefully insufficient given the threat we see today," a senior administration official told reporters.