FBI, CISA: Foreign actors likely to spread disinformation on election results

The White House wants to take a closer look at maritime cybersecurity, two senior administration officials say.

The forfeited money would be put into “a constructive trust for the benefit of the United States,” according to court documents.

It’s only the latest in a series of international sting operations against illicit underground commerce.

"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.

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

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

“Whatever it is that’s going to cause maximum impact on the adversary, that’s what the goal is,” the FBI's Tonya Ugoretz told CyberScoop.

The Trump administration's restrictions on Americans' abilities to update Chinese-owned TikTok and WeChat could degrade user security further, experts say.

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.