Cyber Attacks

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Our Government's Approach to Cybersecurity Is a Costly Mess. Here's What Would Fix the Problem

By Andrew Burt and James C. Trainor

British Lawmakers Fear Brexit Vote Website Was Hacked

By Joseph Hincks

No, WikiLeaks Isn't Trying to Hack Donald Trump's Tax Returns

By Katie Reilly

Why It Matters Who Hacked the Democratic National Committee

By Haley Sweetland Edwards
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Iranian Cyber Attack Targeted New York Dam

Conflict between states moving online

By Mark Thompson

ISIS Calls Anonymous 'Idiots' as Cyber War Heats Up

ISIS has offered instructions on how to safeguard members against attacks

By Don Reisinger / Fortune

Danger of Cyberattacks Is Growing, NSA Official Warns

Countries need to draw red lines that can't be crossed, he says

By Rishi Iyengar

Five Best Ideas of the Day: February 17

1. Is the Taliban’s fracturing a sign of its demise or a possible turn to a more lethal strategy? By Sundarsan Raghavan in the Washington Post 2. To fight cybercrime, President Obama needs Silicon Valley....

By The Aspen Institute

The Risks of Using a Dating App on Your Company Phone

Think before you give an app access to your camera or microphone

By Helen Regan

What Those Pentagon Twitter Hackers Posted

An avalanche of almost-classified info sows confusion

By Mark Thompson

Hackers Hit the Pentagon

Embarrassing, sure. But classified info apparently secure

By Mark Thompson

South Korean Nuclear Operator Holds Cyberattack Drills After Hack

Hackers threaten people to "stay away" from three nuclear reactors unless they are closed by Christmas

By Per Liljas

U.S. State Department Email Hacked

The department's classified systems, however, remain unaffected

By Rishi Iyengar

A 'Federal Agent' Plays Slots and Talks at Las Vegas Hacker Convention

A TIME reporter at one of the world's biggest hacker conferences talks to a self-described Fed in attendance

By Denver Nicks/Las Vegas
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