Sheera Frenkel
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Israeli Official: Trump Sharing Intelligence With Russia Is "Worst Fears Confirmed"
Two Israeli officials tell BuzzFeed News that the intelligence shared by Trump "syncs up" with intelligence that Israel shared with its US counterparts.
Windows狙う「不正ソフト」が世界で猛威 日本も標的に
問題を引き起こしているのは「WannaCry」と呼ばれるランサムウェア
If You Have Windows, Update It Right Now To Keep This Massive Hack Out
More than 150 countries across the world are being targeted in what cybersecurity experts say may be the biggest ransomware attack ever observed.
Trump Finally Signed His Long Awaited Executive Order On Cybersecurity
The order calls for broad reviews of the federal government’s online vulnerabilities and creates standards for cybersecurity practices across various government agencies.
President Trump Has Fired FBI Director James Comey
The administration's stated reason is his handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's email use. The FBI is also currently investigating possible ties between Trump's campaign and Russia.
You've Never Heard Of This Team At Google — But They're Thinking About You
They don't look like the normal faces you'd see on a tech campus. But Google's NightWatch team is building tools that the rest of the company might not consider.
US Officials Are Warning About A Russian Cybersecurity Company's US Government Ties
Kaspersky has denied links to the Russian government, but US officials are raising doubts.
This Is Why That Google Doc Spear Phishing Email Tricked So Many People
By bypassing security precautions the average person would have in place, attackers just managed to launch what might be fastest-spreading spear phishing campaign in history.
Google Just Became The First Foreign Internet Company To Launch In Cuba
A new Google server in Cuba marks the first time a foreign internet company has been able to host content in the country.
Es gibt neue Hinweise für russische Hacker-Angriffe auf die deutschen Wahlen
Dieselben russischen Hacker, die auch versucht haben, die US-Wahlen zu beeinflussen, sind offenbar in Deutschland und Frankreich aktiv. Das zeigt ein neuer Bericht der Firma Trend Micro. Ein Ziel war demnach auch die Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung.
Here’s The Latest Evidence That Russian Hackers Are Targeting Europe’s Elections
A new report from Trend Micro shows that the same hackers who attempted to sway the US election are active in both German and French politics these days.
How To Catch A Hacker
Russia’s cyberwarfare operations are built on the back of their cybercriminal networks. Can the US and its allies take them down?
This Russian Hacker's Wife Says He Was Arrested For Being "Linked To Trump's Win"
Pyotr Levashov, known online as Peter Severa, was detained in Spain over the weekend. His wife says it’s because of his involvement with a “computer virus” linked to the election.
The New Handbook For Cyberwar Is Being Written By Russia
“It’s not that the Russians are doing something others can’t do,” a US intelligence officer said. “It’s that Russian hackers are willing to go there, to experiment and carry out attacks that others countries would back away from.”
A Former Trump Adviser Took A Big Check From This Russian Cybersecurity Firm
Michael Flynn accepted money to speak at a conference organized by the US-arm of Kaspersky, a Russian cybersecurity firm.
Apple, Google, And Samsung Respond To WikiLeaks Claims Of CIA Hacking Programs
In a statement, Apple said that the bugs mentioned in the WikiLeaks dump of known vulnerabilities to iOS products have been fixed.
US Intelligence Officials: Latest WikiLeaks Drop “Worse Than Snowden” Docs
The documents published by WikiLeaks don’t just endanger current US cyber operations — they provide a blueprint for anyone wanting to exploit the CIA’s cyber capabilities for their own purposes.
No, WikiLeaks Didn't Just Reveal That The Government Has Access To Your Secure Messaging Apps
Take a breath and reread what was in the documents released by WikiLeaks Tuesday morning.
Here Are Some Papers Written By An Arrested Russian Cyber Security Researcher
Ruslan Stoyanov was an influential investigator of Russia cybercrime before his December arrest by the Russian government on charges of treason.
White House Staff Are Using A "Secure" App That’s Really Not So Secure
Some senior officials are using a new messaging app that may not be as secure as it claims. “We would not recommend this app to someone looking for secure messaging,” one expert told BuzzFeed News.