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Russia's FSB intelligence service said on Friday that it had targeted 14 members of the group with coordinated arrests at the request of authorities in the United States.

Cybersecurity budgets are set to increase in 2022, but companies worry that complex IT networks and data infrastructure are wasting money, new PwC survey finds.

A U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into the SolarWinds Russian hacking operation has dozens of corporate executives fearful information unearthed in the expanding probe will expose them to liability, according to six people familiar with the inquiry.

When it comes to remote work, security is often the last thing on the priority list.

The managers are accused of selling tech to Libya and Egypt that was used to identify activists, read private messages, and kidnap, torture, or kill them.

Flaws in a firmware security tool affect as many as 30 million desktops, laptops, and tablets.

Ransomware gangs have been causing extensive damage. It's time that the government takes them more seriously.

The ends did not justify the means when the FBI recently gained court-authorized entry into private sector computers in order to remove malicious code installed by foreign hackers without asking permission or alerting the entities affected, argues Joel Schwarz, director at MBL Technologies and the former privacy officer for the National Counterterrorism Center. He contends the action was executed on a questionable legal basis.

Facebook Email Search v1.0 can process 5 million email addresses per day, researcher says.

An update on a hacking campaign targeting security researchers.

40,000 lines of flawed code almost made it into FreeBSD's kernel—we examine how.

Editor’s note: This article is the second in a series, “Full-Spectrum: Capabilities and Authorities in Cyber and the Information Environment.” The series endeavors to present expert commentary on diverse issues surrounding US competition with peer and near-peer competitors in the cyber and information spaces. Read the first article in the series here. Special thanks to […]

This is an update to our Executive's Guide to Quantum Safe Security, based on a new round of research that has included interviews of OODA Network experts, technology providers and senior executives in enterprises. Quantum Computers will bring new power to adversaries. But when? And what can you do now to mitigate that threat? This report provides insights that can drive your action today.

If the SolarWinds/Holiday Bear campaign was a minimally-invasive arthroscopic incision into vulnerable networks, the Microsoft Exchange hack was a full-limb amputation: untargeted, reckless and extremely dangerous.