Russian hackers
At the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Israeli security firms play defense against drone, cyber threats
CYBER AFFAIRS: One cybersecurity company, KELA Group, referred to the World Cup, which is ongoing in the US, Mexico, and Canada, as the “largest digital battlefield in history.”
US charges suspected Russian hacker with facilitating cyber campaign
Cyber proxy wars escalate as hackers shift to infrastructure targets
Portugal warns foreign state-backed hackers targeting officials' and military messaging accounts
Russians hacked into Gantz's phone - report
Hacking comes months after Iranians did same.
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NSA 'EternalBlue' tool facilitates cyberattacks worldwide including U.S.
Many of the targets in the US have been local governments, such as Baltimore and San Antonio, where public employees often oversee networks using outdated software.
Trump kowtows to Putin in Helsinki
Trump spoke defensively of his electoral victory and insisted that he won fair and square without Russian help.
U.S., UK allege Russian-backed hackers of global cyber espionage campaign
The officials said the infected routers could be leveraged to launch future offensive cyber operations.
Putin easily wins another six-year term, firms grip on Russia
Putin had won 73.9 percent of the vote.
U.S. Democrats target Russia, Trump in report on election interference
The investigators accused Moscow of trying to undermine democracies by spreading malicious disinformation, threatening countries' energy security and using 'cybercriminals' to steal information.
FBI deputy director McCabe to retire in 2018, reports say
Andrew McCabe served as acting director of the FBI after Trump fired former FBI director James Comey in May.
The Trump camp’s strategy with regard to Mueller
If a significant portion of the country believes that the special counsel was unfair, this could help in legal proceedings before judges or jurors.
Making order from chaos in cyber warfare law
It’s important for the US – even if it wants to preserve some flexibility in its cyber actions – “to work hard to keep its operations within the four corners of the law."
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