Trump advisers: key industries need separate systems in wake of cataclysmic event

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Kesala's small black box was developed is designed to encrypt and obfuscate internet traffic.

Massive denial of service attacks were largely missing from the internet this summer.

The research showed impacted apps using were downloaded over 100 million times in total.

The company found the number of attacks on cloud-based users in the first quarter of this year was four-fold what it had been in the same period last year.

Comodo and Check Point Software Technology are giving away their research — and in Comodo's case, the tools used to conduct it, as well.

22-year-old Karim Baratov was arrested in March by Toronto police for breaching Yahoo multiple times between 2014 and 2016.

The bug can potentially result in files being miscategorized and mistakenly uploaded to VirusTotal where they can be seen publicly.

Ten major cybersecurity companies have written to the U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to urge that alignment of cybersecurity standards should be part of NAFTA.

Amid calls to remove the company out of the government, the FBI has been telling private sector companies that Kaspersky is an unacceptable threat to national security.

The Danish shipping behemoth says the attack was a “significant business interruption.”

The incident highlights how a hacker can stoke fears of a corporate breach to negatively affect the stock price of a specific, targeted company.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology has removed the word "federal" from the title of its magisterial catalogue of cybersecurity and privacy controls.

"This is not a technical document ... This is about a very human process," says one of the authors from the prestigious Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon.

“ShadowPad is an example of how dangerous and wide-scale a successful supply-chain attack can be," one researcher said.

Ridesharing behemoth Uber agreed Tuesday to institute "a culture of privacy," following a Federal Trade Commission investigation that revealed the company failed to take reasonable security measures to safeguard users personal data.

"The malware he uses is old, generic and readily available online," the researchers wrote.

Hackers linked to a North Korean cyber espionage group — best known for a global ransomware attack dubbed "WannaCry" — are now actively targeting U.S. defense contractors.

Founded by three former U.S. intelligence analysts who previously investigated real world cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, Dragos until recently remained a largely self-funded operation.

The tech behind Mayhem, the winner of DARPA's Cyber Grand Challenge, has been brought into the DoD under a seven-figure contract through DIUx