He served in both unclassified and classified units fighting the Global War on Terrorism, specializing in sensitive site and digital device exploitation, Computer Network Attack, and Computer Network Defense.
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Today, it's a computer network with a secure email system.
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The DNC confirmed Tuesday that its computer network was hacked.
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They were technicians, sent there to fix the restaurant's computer network.
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Tony Porterfield is a parent and computer network and security expert.
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It was the biggest known breach of a company's computer network.
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The computer network equipment maker predicted lower than expected first quarter results.
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The scan targeted the state computer network, not the election board's network.
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The copy machines, also linked to the computer network, did not work.
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Documents leaked by Edward Snowden in 2013 shone a light on a vast underground operation conducted by the NSA's Tailored Access Operations team (TAO), responsible for what the government refers to as computer network exploitation and computer network attacks.
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Today's spies and saboteurs can breach the DNC's computer network far more quietly.
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You're not playing an instrument — you're shooting weird enemies inside a computer network.
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The hacking was deemed the biggest known intrusion of one company's computer network.
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Possible jobs with this major: Computer network architects, software developers, computer hardware engineers.
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Claire McCaskill said Russians had unsuccessfully attempted to hack her Senate computer network.
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That link or attachment can give attackers a foothold into a computer network.
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Last year, lawmakers said a powerful cyber attack breached the foreign ministry's computer network.
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Malware has been discovered in a computer network of Kiev's main airport, Reuters reports.
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He has also ordered the U.S. military to mount computer-network attacks against ISIS.
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Apple claimed it was the first computer network to be installed at that height.
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Claire McCaskill said Thursday that Russians unsuccessfully attempted to hack her Senate computer network.
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The two attacks are the largest known security breaches of one company's computer network.
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It's shorthand for any "malicious software" which can damage a computer, network, client, or server.
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Claire McCaskill confirmed a Daily Beast report that Russians had targeted her Senate computer network.
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Last year, lawmakers said a powerful cyber attack had breached the foreign ministry's computer network.
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But many city officials and computer network specialists say that cities often have no choice.
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Mr. Cotton was a 21-year veteran of the U.S. Army, Special Operations Command, and has served in both unclassified and classified units fighting the global war on terrorism, specializing in sensitive site and digital device exploitation, Computer Network Attack and Computer Network Defense.
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It requires ignoring that the "server" is a large computer network rather than a single machine.
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A computer network installer, Mr. Shaddock said he was disturbed by Mr. Trump's comments about Muslims.
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She was eventually charged with leaking portions of 227 documents pulled from a classified computer network.
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A company he helped found built a computer network that became the precursor to the internet.
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He logged in to his firm's computer network and got on a call with his team.
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The two Iranian hackers allegedly used Tor, a computer network that helps individuals communicate anonymously online.
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Mr. Cotton was a 21-year veteran of the U.S. Army, Special Operations Command (SOCOM), and has served in both unclassified and classified units fighting the global war on terrorism, specializing in sensitive site and digital device exploitation, Computer Network Attack (CNA), and Computer Network Defense (CND).
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The five of them appeared to have had access to the computer network of the legislative body.
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Manning was eventually charged with leaking only portions of 227 documents pulled from a classified computer network.
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Pharmaceutical company Merck confirmed Tuesday that its computer network was compromised as part of a global cyberattack.
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They are accused by US authorities of having maintained a computer network with servers in Dallas, Texas.
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The guidance miss comes despite the computer network company's stronger-than-expected earnings for its third quarter.
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It introduced custom server computers in data centers to streamline the operation of the enormous computer network.
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From there, they were able to infiltrate the entire computer network to which the printer was connected.
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Delta Air Lines – Delta briefly halted domestic departures yesterday because of an issue with its computer network.
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But a DDoS is a relatively unsophisticated type of attack, meant to take down a computer network quickly.
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Dimitrios Vastakis was the branch chief of White House computer network defense until he resigned earlier this month.
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""The iPhone is a county owned telephone that may have connected to the San Bernardino County computer network.
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Popular at universities, the non-centralised computer network consisted of news groups for specific topics and file sharing.
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I helped to install and update the Heritage Center computer network for the administrative operations of the property.
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"Of course we have people working at NXP," he told me, referring to a large computer network company.
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The courts have installed a single computer network and appeal fees have been raised to discourage excessive litigation.
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None have grown more popular than Ethereum, a global computer network with its own virtual currency, called Ether.
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He long believed that a computer network was of little importance unless it was used in interesting ways.
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Such audits take into consideration financial information and, more recently, the company's computer network and its security protocol.
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CNA refers to a computer network attack, the sort of disruptive hacking distinguished from mere espionage or cybercrime.
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Have you ever wondered what the process of getting uploaded to a computer network would actually be like?
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Mr. Taylor decided that the department needed a single computer network to connect each project with the others.
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To protect themselves, companies should consider segmenting their computer network into sub-networks, the Check Point researchers said.
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If you work in IT, consider volunteering to help set up or support a small nonprofit's computer network.
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Unlike bitcoin, which gives access to a global financial network, ether gives you access to a computer network.
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Unlike bitcoin, which gives access to a global financial network, ether gives users access to a computer network.
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"I've been surprised by the growth of minority parties," said voter Olman Gomez, 49, a computer network engineer.
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The Post ran a big report on Russian hacking of the Democratic National Committee's computer network that same day.
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The DNC's computer network was breached in the past by Russian government cyber operations, NBC News reported last month.
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The Museum Computer Network conference in New Orleans focused on "The Human-Centered Museum" and tackled some ambitious questions.
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Lastly, talk of the appetite for alternative data has trickled down to the smallest company with a computer network.
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Insider threat investigations can also be launched when computer network monitoring detects "suspicious user behavior," according to government documents.
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Many lurk in computer network for months, move laterally looking for weaknesses and slowly exfiltrate data to avoid detection.
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Or perhaps I would have my brain uploaded into a computer network, to become part of some intergalactic superbrain.
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Fancy Bear is one of two hacking groups accused in June of hacking the Democratic National Committee's computer network.
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Sedlak launched about 390,000 unsuccessful attempts to gain unauthorized access to the charitable organization's computer network, according to prosecutors.
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The arrest happened less than a week after Canada accused Chinese hackers of breaking into a key computer network.
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A US Defense project, it was the first working computer network and formed the basis for the modern internet.
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Per the Times report, Worden's bank reportedly confirmed someone had accessed her account from a NASA-registered computer network.
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Within two minutes of infecting that machine, the attackers infected more than 100 computers on their victims' computer network.
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In September, an F.B.I. agent called the D.N.C. and said that its computer network appeared to have been hacked.
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Photo: GettyA teenager in Melbourne, Australia, is facing criminal charges after he reportedly hacked Apple's secure computer network multiple times.
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That case related to more than 6,800 patient records becoming available online after the hospital deactivated a computer network server.
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Foreign attackers may have gained access to the Clinton campaign's private computer network, according to a new report from Reuters.
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The DNC called in a cyber-security firm, CrowdStrike, in April after noticing odd things afoot in its computer network.
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Now, A.I. will be fused to an array of Google devices, tying consumers back to the company's powerful computer network.
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Possible jobs with this major: Software developer, database administrator, computer hardware engineer, computer systems analyst, computer network architect, web developer.
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The software released by Satoshi set out the basic rules for Bitcoin and the computer network on which it lives.
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According to the complaint, Mr. Yu, who lives in Shanghai, was an expert in computer network security and computer programing.
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This is a top-secret-level computer network that is the main platform the aides use to do their jobs.
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The discussions have been buffeted by revelations that Yahoo delayed disclosures of huge hacking intrusions that compromised its computer network.
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Her mother, who is retired, was a computer-network administrator at the Delaware Hospital for the Chronically Ill in Smyrna.
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They may not be able to turn out the lights, but they could simply destroy an electric utility's computer network.
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Just two weeks ago, the Australian Cyber Security Centre identified a malicious intrusion into the Australian Parliament House computer network.
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But Mr. Zuckerberg faced a similar challenge when he built Facebook's global computer network and is now following a similar playbook.
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At the same time, VTech was informed by media that a hacker had accessed its computer network and children's personal information.
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Earlier on Monday, the Australian government announced that the national parliament's computer network had been hit by an attack in February.
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A Los Angeles hospital has paid a ransom of around $17,000 to anonymous hackers to regain control of its computer network.
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A Los Angeles hospital has paid a ransom of around $17,000 to anonymous hackers to regain control of its computer network.
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The TAO is the NSA mission element charged with providing tools and expertise in computer network exploitation to deliver foreign intelligence.
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When connected through a VPN, the normal sizes on a local computer network exceed the maximum transmission unit through a VPN.
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"I don't think he is undermined by the fact that he makes sandwiches," said Mr. Gerold, 41, a computer network engineer.
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White House lawyers, according to a government whistleblower, directed that the memo be uploaded into a highly restricted classified computer network.
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With those credentials in hand, hackers could have run free through the company's computer network, taking confidential information or destroying machines.
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Normally, one nation's hackers will establish a computer network in a second country before launching an attack on a third country.
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Kelly apologized, explaining it was caused by a computer network failure that affected virtually all of Southwest's operations and customer-facing systems.
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His company was hired by the Democratic National Committee to investigate and stop the hacking attacks on its computer network last June.
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America wants him extradited for conspiring to help a soldier hack a classified computer network, with the intention of publishing military secrets.
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In July 2016, the DNC revealed its computer network was hacked by Russian groups, leading to the release of thousands of emails.
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One local telecommunications company ran a television commercial spoofing Trump, centered on a fictional Russian hack of the White House computer network.
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A hacker broke into Reddit's employee computer network in June, gaining access to some of its user data, the company announced Wednesday.
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In 2008, Ludwig and O'Neill discovered and reported a mass compromise of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) existing on the Sandia computer network.
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A Los Angeles hospital has paid $17,85033 worth of bitcoins to restore access to its computer network, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise — Shares of Hewlett Packard Enterprise tumbled more than 7% after the computer network company reported disappointing first-quarter revenue.
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Last year, Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center in Los Angeles paid around $17,000 to unlock its computer network after becoming infected with ransomware.
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They directed it be transferred to a computer network with restricted access for documents about covert operations or other highly sensitive information.
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The blocks of data in the Bitcoin blockchain — and most of its imitators — are kept by a peer-to-peer computer network.
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This new strategy provides a roadmap for the military to wipe out the enemy computer network in a friendly country, said Healey.
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A blockchain permanently logs information onto a database that's copied across a computer network controlled by multiple parties, making hacking extremely difficult.
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"Every device connected to an enterprise computer network, we monitor that device in real time, all the time, over time," he said.
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Russian government hackers broke into the Democratic National Committee's computer network looking for opposition research on Donald Trump, the Washington Post reports.
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That's interesting timing, as it's the same day the Washington Post reported that Russia hacked into the Democratic National Committee's computer network.
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On March 22, unidentified hackers broke into the city's computer network, placing malware on its systems and restricting access to vital data.
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According to a factsheet published by the government in November 2015, equipment interference, sometimes referred to as computer network exploitation, varies in complexity.
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Public broadcaster ARD said the hackers used a type of malware called Winnti, which allows attackers to remotely access a victim's computer network.
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In 2016, a Los Angeles hospital paid a ransom of nearly $17,000 in bitcoins to hackers who infiltrated and disabled its computer network.
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Washington blacklisted the bureau after North Korean hackers were accused of wreaking havoc on the computer network of Sony's movie studio in 2014.
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They developed software that could quickly analyze a company&aposs computer network, pinpoint choke points, and find ways to make it work better.
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Industrial control systems are part of the large computer network that supports production for critical utilities such as electricity, water, oil and gas.
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And once they gained access to a computer network, it was only a matter of hours before they were deploying stealthier hacking tools.
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He was quickly arrested to face allegations in the United States that he conspired to hack into a Pentagon computer network in 2010.
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He was arrested to face allegations in the United States that he had conspired to hack into a Pentagon computer network in 2010.
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The hospitals also struggled with some heart scanning machines that feed into the computer network, and had to shut those down, she said.
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This week, an attack on MedStar Health forced the largest healthcare provider in Washington, D.C., to shut down much of its computer network.
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We are continuing to investigate this incident and take further measures to secure the computer network, liaising with the National Cyber Security Center.
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Last year, Le Monde reported that the Chinese government bugged the computer network of the headquarters of the African Union in Addis Ababa.
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"I started thinking about the idea of a brain-machine interface that can connect minds in the same way computer network does," Elbakyan says.
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But all the signs point to Russian state involvement in the hacking of the Democratic National Committee's computer network and of Colin Powell's emails.
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The company has informed federal authorities and has installed a new payment processing system that is separate from other parts of its computer network.
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A Kentucky hospital is operating in an internal state of emergency following an attack by cybercriminals on its computer network, Krebs on Security reported.
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Blockchain works as a huge, decentralised ledger of transactions, which is verified and shared by a global computer network and therefore virtually tamper-proof.
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When outdoor warning sirens in Dallas cried wolf last Friday, Twitter sleuths concluded that a hacker hijacked the alarms through a vulnerable computer network.
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Like Guccifer 2.0, the self-proclaimed hacker apparently responsible for burrowing into the Democratic National Committee computer network, then sending stolen emails to WikiLeaks.
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According to the MGA's website, any company setting up an online gaming operation must submit a diagram of its computer network to the MGA.
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" A vulnerable computer network in Sydney, the book says, "was a far more interesting place to muck around in than the rural high school.
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Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat who is running for re-election, to reveal that Russian hackers tried unsuccessfully to infiltrate her Senate computer network.
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Our most modern cybersecurity tools use Artificial Intelligence to monitor threats inside a computer network, rank them by threat level and deal with them.
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You probably used GPS today, based entirely on precision timing, which relies on the synchronization of atomic clocks onboard satellites through a computer network.
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Lawmakers were this month told to urgently change their passwords after Australia's cyber intelligence agency detected an attack on the national parliament's computer network.
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"It's not logical at all," said Azral Shah, 261, a computer network analyst taking a cigarette break outside a Kuala Lumpur high-rise this week.
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Finally, after seeing him twice over the years, she accepted his choice and even became proud that he had become a certified computer network engineer.
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The memo doubled as a formal resignation letter by its author, Dimitrios Vastakis, who was the branch chief of the White House computer network defense.
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In a separate statement, Norwegian Defence Minister Frank Bakke-Jensen said the offending message had been published on a computer network used during the exercise.
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"The attackers gained remote access to the computer network of the power grid through malware," Robert Lipovsky, senior malware researcher at ESET, told VICE News.
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According to documents leaked by Edward Snowden, the CIA requested $685.4 million for computer network operations in 2013, compared to $1 billion by the NSA.
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The Breitmans have said their "current best estimate" for the launch is next February, but it will only happen when the computer network is ready.
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But connected devices are as old as the first computer network, which had its origins in the military in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
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An Iranian spying for Israel is reported to have introduced Stuxnet through a USB drive, which gave access to the rest of the computer network.
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Clinton's emails, he would be urging a power often hostile to the United States to violate American law by breaking into a private computer network.
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A computer network used by Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's campaign, and the party's fundraising committee for the U.S. House of Representatives were also hacked.
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"There is pretty strong consensus that there was a blackout caused by a computer network attack," said iSight's director of cyber espionage analysis, John Hultquist.
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In the wee hours of June 53, the Washington Post revealed that "Russian government hackers" had penetrated the computer network of the Democratic National Committee.
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Investigators later learned that the hackers first infiltrated the network of a company providing a computer vaccine service to the ministry's computer network in 2015.
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After all, many cybersecurity jobs involve trying to think like a criminal to test the security of a software program, computer network or hardware device.
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RavnAir, citing a "malicious cyber attack" on its computer network, canceled at least six flights out of Alaska on Saturday, according to The Associated Press.
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They created an intracity computer network that, among other things, allowed locals to download pirated movies and TV shows without connecting to the wider web.
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Within hours, the U.S. unsealed an indictment against the WikiLeaks founder that charged him with conspiracy to hack into a Pentagon computer network with Manning.
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The malware was customised for Bangladesh Bank's systems, Alam said, adding someone must have provided the hackers with technical details about the central bank's computer network.
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In one instance, the Russian hacking group used a technique known as "SQL injection" to compromise the computer network of the Illinois State Board of Elections.
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Blockchain allows for transactions and data transfers to be completed in seconds through a peer-to-peer computer network, with no need for a third party.
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Despite all the cybersecurity industry's talk of preventing "breaches," a computer network in some ways is less like a fortress and more like a human body.
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Georgia's Secretary of State is accusing someone at the Department of Homeland Security of illegally trying to hack its computer network, including the voter registration database.
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The mismatch between the skills of the best Russian and Chinese state-backed hackers and the amateurish defences of the average American computer network is pitiful.
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Names, birth dates, encrypted passwords and, in some cases, security questions were stolen in what is the biggest known hack of a single company's computer network.
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Total employed in the US: 181,360What they do, according to O*NET: Computer network support specialists test and troubleshoot network systems like LAN and WAN networks.
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The United States blacklisted the General Bureau of Reconnaissance after North Korean hackers were accused of breaking into the computer network of Sony Pictures in 2014.
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JOSÉ DÍAZ-BALART: Secretary, it's been revealed today that the DNC computer network was breached by a Russian government cyber operation, the DNC Opposition Research Unit.
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Bowie plays the key role of Boz, an electronic being that lives inside of Omikron's computer network and leads an anti-government movement called The Awakened.
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A month before Rich was murdered, the DNC admitted that Russian hackers had broken into its computer network, gaining access to all of the DNC's emails.
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The malware was customized for Bangladesh Bank's systems, Alam said, adding someone must have provided the hackers with technical details about the central bank's computer network.
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BERLIN — After hackers, later determined to be working for Russia, broke into Parliament's main computer network three years ago, the government vowed to fortify its cybersecurity.
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Robbins has been busily revamping Cisco, shifting it toward cloud software and away from an eroding computer network equipment market, the market that Cisco still dominates.
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A few weeks later, the second I.M.P. went in, at Stanford Research Institute (now SRI International in Menlo Park, Calif.), and a computer network was born.
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The CFAA criminalizes unauthorized access to a computer or computer network, and the Wiretap Act prohibits use of a tool to intercept calls, texts or emails.
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Here's what you need to know: (2202/x) 2628) NSA traces and targets malware C28500 servers in a practice called Counter Computer Network Exploitation, or CCNE.
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For years, the company had operated the world's largest computer network — an empire of data centers and cables that stretched from California to Finland to Singapore.
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Then, it could reprogram the chip to be really good at running logic that sends the millions and millions of data packets across its computer network.
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Six feet of oil-laced water surged into the lobby, the electrical system and computer network failed, and the museum was shuttered for nearly four years.
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The problem is that the crimes—whether it means Wong and Herbert need to bust a warehouse, or intercept a computer network—never seems to stop.
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Google operates what is surely the largest computer network on Earth, a system that comprises custom-built, warehouse-sized data centers spanning 15 locations in four continents.
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He was originally charged with conspiring with former Army intelligence officer Chelsea Manning to try to hack into the Department of Defense computer network to obtain information.
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Also attacked were a computer network used by Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's campaign and the party's fundraising committee for House of Representative candidates in the Nov.
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The FBI is investigating a cyber attack incident at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, or DCCC, and a computer network used by Clinton's campaign was also hacked.
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He told the regular government news conference the affected IVBB computer network was used to exchange documents labeled "for government use only," but not highly classified documents.
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A computer network used by 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign here was hacked in a cyberattack on Democratic Party political organizations in that US election.
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The hacking is the biggest known intrusion into the company's computer network, writes Nicole Perlroth, exceeding other breaches in the last few years at companies like Sony.
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U.S. airlines have suffered repeated computer network failures that have delayed or canceled tens of thousands of flights, stranding millions of passengers at airports across the country.
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A cascading series of actions then kicked into gear, which would eventually compromise the staffer's entire computer network and expose huge quantities of sensitive documents and information.
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Initially, he just wanted to get the old SE/30 working and connected to an Ethernet card, which would allow it to connect to a computer network.
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Whether they're being registered by the rods and cones of a human eye or being sent across a computer network in binary streams, images are just data.
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Like emails delivered without going through a central postal service, the computer network maintaining Bitcoin records enables the movement of money without going through any central authority.
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An attack on Sony's computer network by North Korean hackers in 2014 put cybersecurity companies on notice that they had to pay more attention to information warfare.
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Information security engineers work to safeguard an organization's computer network systems, and plan and carry out security measures to protect sensitive information from infiltration and cyber attacks.
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Why it's a good bet: Founded by computer network veterans and backed by investors like Intel Capital, Nyansa is helping companies stay safe with its cybersecurity software.
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This week, a Los Angeles hospital's computer network was crippled by hackers who demanded a ransom of near-$0003 million in bitcoin to release the hospital's "kidnapped" servers.
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A commons spokesperson says the investigation is ongoing, and that they will continue to "further measures to secure the computer network, liaising with the National Cyber Security Centre."
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Compromising the computer network of his Mar-a-Lago resort, where he regularly visits, would theoretically allow for further eavesdropping when Trump is not using a secured device.
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At the time, researchers at America's Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) had come up with the idea of an experimental computer network to link machines at different sites.
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In 2014, Canada's then Conservative government took the unusual step of singling out Chinese-based hackers for attacking a key computer network and lodged a protest with Beijing.
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In their online post, the Breitmans said their "current best estimate" for the launch is next February, but it will only happen when the computer network is ready.
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Upon her request, her bank reportedly confirmed that her account had been accessed with credentials entered on a computer network registered to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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Total employed in the US: 152,670What they do, according to O*NET: Computer network architects design computer information networks like LAN and WAN and other data communications networks.
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When the CIA discovered what the Senate aides had in their possession, Brennan ordered officials to cross into the Senate side of a shared computer network to investigate.
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It demanded that its software be reviewed on an isolated computer network and that the state police be able to inspect the testers' equipment, according to court documents.
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The United States blacklisted the bureau last year after North Korean hacking attacks were blamed for wreaking havoc on the computer network of Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2014.
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Claire McCaskill, up for re-election in one of the most closely contested seats for control of the Senate, confirmed that Russians had attacked her computer network. Sen.
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When a user installs Kaspersky Lab software, the company gets an all-access pass to every corner of a user's computer network, including all applications, files and emails.
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Mr. Lamo was 21981 when federal prosecutors accused him of breaking into The Times's computer network, creating fake usernames and running up over $264,000 in data research fees.
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He also managed critical operational intelligence for computer network attack programs to aid the National Security Council and Secretary of the Air Force with policy and budgetary defense.
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The complaint said VTech was unaware that the personal information of its customers had been copied from its computer network until a journalist contacted the firm about it.
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It has said the intruder used a vendor's user name and password to infiltrate its computer network, and used custom-built malware to access shoppers' payment card information.
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When cryptocurrency first emerged, many thought blockchain — the technology that stores, records and verifies transactions across a computer network using an electronic ledger — would eventually render banks obsolete.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany said on Wednesday hackers had breached its government computer network with an isolated attack that had been brought under control and which security officials were investigating.
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Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill, who is facing a tough re-election battle in Missouri, last month said that hackers had tried and failed to access her office's computer network.
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Whoever hacked the servers almost certainly violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, which bars unauthorized intrusion into a computer or computer network and makes it a federal crime.
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Germany said on Wednesday hackers had breached its government computer network with an isolated attack and German media reported that the attack was launched by Russian hacker group APT28.
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In July this year, Musk tweeted a link to the "Skynet" Wikipedia page -- the all-knowing computer network from robot dystopia "Terminator" -- suggesting AI might bring a robot apocalypse.
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A controversial piece of proposed surveillance legislation would explicitly grant police the ability to use computer network exploitation in investigations, and use evidence obtained from these methods in court.
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The game was the brainchild of programmer Will Crowther, who in 1976 was helping to create ARPANET (the government-funded computer network that eventually became the internet) from scratch.
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When the user opened them, they delivered malware which could infect a computer and send back information to the cyber spies, potentially letting them into the computer network too.
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Tomlinson wrote and sent the first email on the ARPANET system, a computer network that was created for the U.S. government that is considered a precursor to the Internet.
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"The iPhone is a county owned telephone that may have connected to the San Bernardino County computer network," said Michael Ramos, San Bernardino County district attorney, in the filing.
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Kercher reportedly ordered a search of the sub's computer network to determine who had been accessing the list but did not open a full investigation or notify his command.
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For the Russian hackers, it appears, first contact had occurred in digital darkness, and on terrain that did not seem to be a primary focus—the D.N.C. computer network.
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"Earlier this morning we discovered unusual activity and evidence of an attempted cyber-attack on our computer network," an email sent by parliamentary authorities to those people affected said.
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Our in-house expert compiled this explainer on the virtual currency and looked at why some prefer Ethereum, a global computer network with its own virtual currency, called Ether.
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The WikiLeaks founder was arrested yesterday in London to face a charge in the U.S. of conspiring to hack into a Pentagon computer network in 2010, the NYT reports.
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" — SAMANTHA BEE "An employee at the U.S. Geological Survey has reportedly infected the agency's computer network with malware after visiting thousands of porn sites using a work-issued laptop.
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Mr. Williams, a military veteran studying computer network security at a nearby community college, said he hoped to eventually work his way up to an I.T. job with Amazon.
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Juniper Networks – Shares of the computer network company fell more than 2% in extended trading on Monday despite beating analysts' estimates on fourth-quarter revenue and earnings per share.
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Citing seized communications between Yu and two unindicted co-conspirators, James alleged that Yu had installed "an unauthorized backdoor" on an unidentified company's computer network to gain remote access.
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Citing seized communications between Yu and two unindicted co-conspirators, James alleged that Yu had installed "an unauthorized backdoor" on an unidentified company's computer network to gain remote access.
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The two other men named in the indictment include a Russian hacker already indicted in connection with three other computer network intrusions and a Kazakh national living in Canada.
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But Russia and China have nuclear weapons, so they can hack at will, as computer network operations nearly always fall below the threshold of a true national security crisis.
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Pho illegally mishandled classified information in spite of being an agent in the NSA's elite Tailored Access Operations foreign hacking group (now called Computer Network Operations) from 2006 to 2016.
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Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Pavlo Rozenko said the government's computer network had gone down as well and posted a picture on Twitter of a computer screen with an error message.
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A German Interior Ministry spokesman last month said the affected IVBB computer network was used to exchange documents labeled "for government use only," but did not carry highly classified documents.
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The DNC advised campaigns to check their systems for attempted logins from a specific computer network and asked campaigns concerned that they might have been targeted to contact the committee.
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Earlier this month, special counsel Robert Mueller indicted 12 Russian intelligence officers in connection with the hacking of Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee's computer network.
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The median annual wage for a computer network support specialist was $62,670 in May 2016 The median annual wage for a computer user support specialist was $52,160 in May 2016.
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Once you've finished all the courses and earn all the certifications, you'll already be able to demonstrate complete mastery of a modern computer network and land a solid IT gig.
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In another new case last month, the patient was a computer network technician with worsening knee and foot pain that his primary care doctor had not been able to help.
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The House Intelligence Committee, one of Congress's major handlers of classified information, also maintains its own internal computer network and secures its meeting room with round-the-clock uniformed officers.
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Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Pavlo Rozenko said the government's computer network went down and the central bank reported disruption to operations at banks and firms, including the state power distributor.
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Details of Yahoo's cooperation with the court order come two weeks after the company reported that hackers had broken into its computer network, stealing the credentials of 500 million users.
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But 5,000 miles from West Virginia's capital city, in a suburb northwest of Moscow, someone was already scouting for ways to get into the state's election computer network this spring.
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The retailer will have to separate its cardholder data from the rest of its computer network and pay for an independent assessment of its security measures, according to Tuesday's announcement.
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National Briefing | West Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center paid a ransom in bitcoins equivalent to about $17,000 to hackers who infiltrated and disabled its computer network, the hospital's chief executive said Wednesday.
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Krebs said Iranian state actors and proxies are increasingly using "destructive 'wiper' attacks" that are capable of not only stealing data and money but taking down an organization's entire computer network.
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The Democratic National Committee's computer network was breached by Russian government cyber operations that have had access to the group's communications and databases since at least last summer, NBC News confirms.
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If a remote hack wasn't successful, GRU hackers would travel to a victim's location, using Wi-Fi networks, including hotel Wi-Fi networks, to get access to a victim's computer network.
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Computer-network-support specialists analyze, test, troubleshoot, and evaluate existing network systems, like local area network (LAN), wide area network (WAN), and internet systems, or a segment of a network system.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - With firewalls no longer seen as enough of a defense against security breaches, companies are looking at new tools to foil hackers trying to enter a computer network.
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Today, as Assange faces a federal charge in the United States of conspiring to hack into a Pentagon computer network in that year, we debate how the law should consider Assange.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's Goldcorp Inc on Thursday said its computer network had been compromised and the gold mining company was working to determine the scope and impact of the data breach.
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The hackers, who broke into HBO's computer network and have released stolen information for several weeks, provided more unaired episodes, including the popular show "Curb Your Enthusiasm, " which returns in October.
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" While stopping short of naming any culprits directly, the committee's own report does include the following paragraph: "The U.S. and U.K. understanding of 'cyber' is predominantly technical and computer-network-based.
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The defense argued that the C.I.A. computer network had weak passwords and widely known security vulnerabilities, and that it was possible other C.I.A. employees or foreign adversaries had breached the system.
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Another test came in 2003, when Huawei was sued by Cisco Systems, the American maker of computer network equipment, for allegedly copying its software and even language from its instruction manuals.
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In February, Australia became the latest Western nation whose institutions had most likely been tampered with after the government acknowledged that Parliament's computer network had been hacked by a foreign government.
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That same day, The Washington Post reported that Russian operatives had infiltrated the computer network of the Democratic National Committee — the first public evidence of Moscow's campaign to disrupt the election.
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North Korea burst onto the cyber scene just before Thanksgiving in 2014, when the country allegedly shut down Sony Pictures' entire computer network and made off with troves of internal documents.
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Earlier this year, one large New York firm, Cravath, Swaine & Moore, confirmed that it had been the victim of a "limited breach" of its computer network in the summer of 2015.
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He was charged in the U.S. with conspiring to hack into a Pentagon computer network, as part of the process that brought WikiLeaks a trove of classified U.S. material in 2010.
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O said on Friday no customer data was compromised after Australian media reported a teenager had pleaded guilty to hacking into its main computer network, downloading internal files and accessing customer accounts.
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Sedlak, of Ocoee, Florida, was arrested in September 2015 on charges that he launched almost 400,000 attempts to gain unauthorized access to an unidentified New York-based global charitable organization's computer network.
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Methodist Hospital, based in Henderson, Kentucky, is the victim of a ransomware attack in which hackers infiltrated its computer network, encrypted files and are now holding the data hostage, Krebs reported Tuesday.
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Those companies were found to be more susceptible to having compromised machines because of malware infections, such as botnets that covertly control a computer network, a problem shared with U.S.-based companies.
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Just as email allowed messages to move around without going through a central postal service, the computer network maintaining Bitcoin records allows money to move around without going through any central authority.
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Ms. Senot's father ran a sober computer-network maintenance business from the ex-brothel's big ground floor room, where many years before the elaborate "tableaux vivants" — or living pictures — amused ogling customers.
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There, she worked as a low-level intelligence analyst helping her unit assess insurgent activity in the area it was patrolling, a role that gave her access to a classified computer network.
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Last year an indictment, accidentally unsealed, revealed a single count of computer hacking, saying he had conspired with the former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning to hack into a Pentagon computer network.
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The PDNPA additionally recognizes that even if a computer network is breached and personal data is taken, organizations can employ security measures such as at-rest encryption that render the data unusable.
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A panicked request came to the nascent hacker team: Help us spy on outbound Internet traffic coming from a suspected extremist's home computer network located in the northern part of the country.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Pavlo Rozenko said on Tuesday that the government's computer network was down, and posted a picture on Twitter of a computer screen showing an error message.
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On the same day, The Washington Post reported that Russian operatives had infiltrated the computer network of the Democratic National Committee — the first public evidence of Moscow's campaign to disrupt the election.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's government was marshalling its defenses on Thursday against a powerful cyber attack that lawmakers said had breached the foreign ministry's computer network and whose origins officials admitted were still unclear.
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In its initial contact with the DNC last fall, the FBI instructed DNC personnel to look for signs of unusual activity on the group's computer network, one person familiar with the matter said.
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In December 2015, 225,000 customers in Ukraine lost power, likely as the result of malware being placed on the computer network of a power supply company, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
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After Manning already leaked Assange hundreds of thousands of classified records, the indictment argues, he assisted her in attempting to crack a Pentagon computer network password in the hope of obtaining additional documents.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hackers disrupted service over the weekend of a Baltimore computer network that supports emergency calls, forcing the city to resort to manual operations to handle calls, the city mayor's office said.
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Russian hackers breached the Democratic National Committee's computer network and stole the entire file of opposition research on presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, according to a Tuesday report in The Washington Post.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Yahoo announced on Thursday that the account information of at least 500 million users was stolen by hackers two years ago, in the biggest known intrusion of one company's computer network.
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The UIDAI complaint, filed with the police cyber cell in the capital, New Delhi, accused the newspaper, the reporter, and others of cheating by impersonation, forgery and unauthorised access to a computer network.
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In early 1970s some of the brightest minds in Canada conceived of a national computer network that, if it ever came to fruition, could have sidestepped some of the problems with today's internet.
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Just as they wouldn't be liable if a bomb blew up a corporate building during an armed conflict, they claim not to be responsible when a state-backed hack strikes a computer network.
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That type of email scam is a common occurrence in which hackers break into a computer network and make what looks like an authentic wire transfer request, the FBI has said, Politico noted.
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The latest breach also intensifies speculation that China is somehow involved, having been responsible for previous hacks on Australian government systems, including a similar breach of the Federal Parliament's computer network in 2011.
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The case was registered under Section 66 of the Information Technology Act, which deals with any unauthorized access to a computer network, and Section 379 of the Indian Penal Code, which deals with theft.
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Federal investigators tried to warn the DNC about a potential intrusion in their computer network months before the party moved to try to fix the problem, US officials briefed on the probe tell CNN.
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The unnamed hacker (who used the aforementioned Jester handle) was accused of crashing a Bell Atlantic computer network and knocking out an airport's phone service in Massachusetts, along with service to 600 nearby homes.
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Darktrace's solution sits in the middle of an organization's computer network and can detect cyber-threats in real-time, allowing the company's security team or the software to take action to protect the system.
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The change in China's behavior "has been the biggest success we've had in this arena in 30 years," said Dmitri Alperovitch, co-founder of Crowdstrike, a cyber security firm that tracks computer network intrusions.
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As Australia heads for an election due by May, lawmakers were told this month told to urgently change their passwords after the cyber intelligence agency detected an attack on the national parliament's computer network.
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We might seek clues from a campaign believed to be generated in Russia in which computer network attacks against the Ukraine's power grid and government clearly indicate an effort to "corrode" another country's sovereignty.
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Mr. Assange faces a charge of conspiring with the former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning to hack into a Pentagon computer network, a crime punishable by up to five years in an American prison.
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As his grievances accumulated, prosecutors said, Mr. Schulte used a back door in the C.I.A. computer network in April 2016 to access sensitive projects that matched the information WikiLeaks published nearly a year later.
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In Australia: Prime Minister Scott Morrison blamed a recent hack of Parliament's computer network on a "sophisticated state actor," raising the possibility of foreign interference in the country's politics weeks before a national election.
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If you aren't in a customs union — if goods have to clear some kind of border procedure — you need to have a sufficient number of customs inspectors, an adequate computer network, and so on.
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Three city council staffers have been sharing a single clunky personal laptop brought in after cyber extortionists attacked Atlanta's computer network with a virus that scrambled data and still prevents access to critical systems.
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Wolf Creek officials also confirmed to The Times that its "operations systems" are kept separate from the computer network of the facility, preventing cyberattacks like this from allowing hackers to directly control power plant systems.
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After hackers breached the computer network of the U.C.L.A. medical center last summer, Janet Napolitano, president of the University of California, and her office moved to shore up security across the university system's 10 campuses.
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Prosecutors said that from June 2015 to July 2015, Sedlak from his residence in Florida made nearly 400,000 unsuccessful attempts to gain unauthorized access to the computer network of the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation.
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On June 14, 2016, the same day The Washington Post reported that Russian hackers had infiltrated the computer network of the Democratic National Committee, the records reflect three calls between Mr. Trump and Mr. Stone.
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It turns out that when you start indexing global internet protocol addresses before everyone else — meaning the numerical labels assigned to each device connected to a computer network — it's hard for competitors to catch up.
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In 2017, Russian hackers are believed to have attempted a hack of the computer network of former Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri and the networks of at least two other candidates in the midterm elections.
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Just one month into the job, Mr. Mueller has not yet finished hiring staff members or installing a computer network — deliberately segregated from the main Justice Department — in the Patrick Henry Building in downtown Washington.
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The National Security Agency and its military cousin, the United States Cyber Command, which is responsible for computer-network warfare, have worked up other ideas, officials said, though some have been rejected by the Pentagon.
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Until recently, if the US National Security Agency observed Russian hackers building a computer network in a Western European country, the president's National Security Council would need to weigh in before any action is taken.
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BERLIN — After hackers infiltrated the German Parliament's computer network in May 2015, it took nearly a year before the country's intelligence agency concluded that the attack was most likely the work of their Russian counterparts.
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The indictment alleges that Assange engaged in a conspiracy with Manning to crack a password on a Defense Department computer network for classified documents and communications to download classified records and transmit them to WikiLeaks.
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HACKER LOOKS TO SELL 655,000 ALLEGED PATIENT HEALTHCARE RECORDS ON THE DARK WEB In 2016, a Los Angeles hospital paid a ransom of nearly $17,000 in bitcoin to hackers who infiltrated and disabled its computer network.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A powerful cyber attack on Germany's government computer network was part of a worldwide campaign likely carried out by a Russian hacker group known as Snake, sources briefed on the incident said on Friday.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian authorities are investigating an attempt to hack into the national parliament's computer network, two senior lawmakers said on Friday, but there was no evidence yet that any data had been accessed or stolen.
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Early funding of ARPANET, an early computer network, by the Department of Defense in the early 1960s, and NSFNET by the National Science Foundation (NSF) in the 1980s produced the Internet, which has revolutionized the world.
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"I foresee the White House is posturing itself to be electronically compromised once again," wrote Dimitrios Vastakis, a branch chief of the White House computer network defense unit, in the October 17 memo obtained by Axios.
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The US is in a strange position where it is both at the forefront of offensive computer network operations but at the same time, arguably the most vulnerable to attacks on critical infrastructure or military systems.
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Some contract technical workers have still not received approval to access the Google computer network remotely, meaning that they can't work from home and need to continue to commute into their offices daily, one worker said.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook, already facing scrutiny over how it handles the private information of its users, said on Friday that an attack on its computer network had exposed the personal information of nearly 50 million users.
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He told me he started his career in 1973 as a scientist, and in 1985, he was part of a team that created software to connect IBM Mainframes with digital minicomputers into an integrated computer network.
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In an interview for James Kurose and Keith Ross's book "Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach" (2000), Dr. Floyd said it was Dr. Jacobson who first got her interested in computer network algorithms in the 1980s.
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It has been more than a year since the Pentagon announced that it was opening a new line of combat against the Islamic State, directing Cyber Command, then six years old, to mount computer-network attacks.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The Australian Parliament said on Friday that hackers had tried to break into its computer network, which includes lawmakers' email archives, but that so far there were no indications that data had been stolen.
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Check out these 20 careers where you can earn more than $6003,000 without having to pile on the student debt that so often comes with an advanced degree: Computer network architects design and build data communication networks.
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But state legislators' version, SB 315, is incredibly broadly written:Any person who intentionally accesses a computer or computer network with knowledge that such access is without authority shall be guilty of the crime of unauthorized computer access.
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As it turns out, the U.S. did secretly charge Assange with conspiring with Chelsea Manning in an attempt to break into a protected Department of Defense computer network (the Secret Internet Protocol Network, SIPRNet) using another username.
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The DNC and cyber firm CrowdStrike disclosed the attack on Tuesday, saying that hackers working for Russia broke into the DNC's computer network, spied on internal communications and stole research on presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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The internet wasn't a computer bulletin board, a magazine, a bookstore, a telephone service, a closed computer network, broadcast TV, or cable TV. This is why 230 became important: It provided a simple explanation of the internet.
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One big firm that has confirmed it was the victim of a "limited breach" of its computer network is Cravath Swaine & Moore, based in New York, which may be best known for its corporate merger advisory work.
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More than a year after the Pentagon started directing computer-network attacks against the Islamic State, it has become clear that the group's recruitment efforts and communications hubs reappear almost as quickly as they are torn down.
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Reuters on Friday reported that the computer network used by Clinton's campaign, which is based in Brooklyn, had been hacked as part of a broad cyber attack on Democratic political organizations, citing people familiar with the matter.
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PM Scott Morrison said today the computer network of the country's parliament, and those belonging to Liberal, Labor and Nationals parties, were targeted by an attack that took place a few weeks ago, The Sydney Morning Herald reports.
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Sources tell me that the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force has been looking into this matter since well before Awan and his crew of Pakistani congressional IT aides were booted off the House computer network in February 2017.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Airways said it expected to deliver a full schedule of flights from London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports on Tuesday after its computer network recovered from an outage which left 75,000 passengers stranded over the weekend.
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In Australia, it is not clear which, if any, foreigners had sought to buy campaign ads, but the government warned in 2017 of Chinese interference attempts and said in February a foreign government had hacked parliament's computer network.
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The acrimonious dispute pits Tezos' two young founders — Arthur and Kathleen Breitman — against Johann Gevers, the president of a Swiss foundation the couple helped establish to handle the coin offering and promote and develop the Tezos computer network.
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In an earlier interview with Motherboard, the hacker claimed he breached the DoJ systems by pretending to be a new employee in order to gain access to the institution's web portal, and in turn a shared computer network.
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Eccleston, a former DOE and Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) employee, was attempting to plant a virus on the DOE computer network and expose sensitive nuclear weapon-related information to foreign governments, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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The US Navy's computer network, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI), is experiencing an "increase in users who are teleworking/social distancing," for both users inside the contiguous states and overseas, Navy spokesman Joe Gradisher said to USNI.
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The acrimonious dispute pits Tezos' two young founders – Arthur and Kathleen Breitman – against Johann Gevers, the president of a Swiss foundation the couple helped establish to handle the coin offering and promote and develop the Tezos computer network.
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" In this now infamous piece, Stroll wrote this: "[N]o online database will replace your daily newspaper, no CD-ROM can take the place of a competent teacher and no computer network will change the way government works.
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WASHINGTON — When Special Agent Adrian Hawkins of the Federal Bureau of Investigation called the Democratic National Committee in September 2015 to pass along some troubling news about its computer network, he was transferred, naturally, to the help desk.
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A DHS-affiliated group that shares cybersecurity threat information with state and local governments is also warning officials to be on the lookout for suspicious computer network activity, according to an alert obtained by Benjamin Freed at StateScoop.
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" According to the indictment, Mesri is a "self-professed expert in computer hacking techniques, and had worked on behalf of the Iranian military to conduct computer network attacks that targeted military systems, nuclear software systems, and Israeli infrastructure.
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Due to security shortcomings, a hacker in 2015 was able to access the VTech computer network and take personal information of customers, including names of adults and children as well as addresses and email addresses, the complaint said.
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In 1986, Cliff Stoll's boss at Lawrence Berkeley National Labs tasked him with getting to the bottom of a 75-cent accounting discrepancy in the lab's computer network, which was rented out to remote users by the minute.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Prime Minister Scott Morrison of Australia on Monday blamed a "sophisticated state actor" for the recent hacking of Parliament's computer network, raising the specter of foreign interference in the country's politics weeks before a national election.
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CyberArk, whose co-founder and CEO Udi Mokady served in the intelligence unit of the IDF, makes software to identify and then block unauthorized access to privileged parts of an organization's computer network once hackers have made it inside.
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AP ImagesIn the wake of hacks against the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, US officials believe the computer network used by the Clinton campaign has also been compromised, according to a new report from Reuters.
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"As part of this intrusion, malicious files and software tools were downloaded onto Yahoo's computer network, and used to gain and maintain further unauthorized access to Yahoo's network and to conceal the extent of such access," the indictment reads.
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It coincided with two crucial developments in the relationship between art and technology: the pop-art movement, which was demolishing boundaries between high art and everyday life, and ARPANET, the computer-to-computer network which would become the internet.
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FACTBOX: Who's doing what with blockchain in commodities: But adopting some form of blockchain, which in the case of bitcoin allows for transactions through a peer-to-peer computer network, with no need for middlemen, wouldn't be universally welcomed.
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That shrank from 2000 days on average to 2409 days over the past five years, so that – we're making a lot of progress, but 291 days for criminals to be in your computer network is 2400 days too many.
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Celonis, which uses AI to quickly analyze a company&aposs computer network and find ways to make it operate faster and more efficiently, just raised $290 million in a Series C round that values the company at $2.5 billion.
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Mr. McCabe had worked on the F.B.I.'s investigation into Hillary Clinton's unsecured private computer network even though his wife, as a candidate for a Virginia State Senate seat, had received $500,000 in campaign contributions from a Clinton friend.
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During Russia's 2012 presidential election, his computer network was used to spread fake news stories about one of Vladimir V. Putin's opponents, the billionaire businessman and Brooklyn Nets owner, Mikhail D. Prokhorov, saying he had come out as gay.
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In 2012, it said the hacking that August of the computer network of state energy producer Saudi Arabian Oil Co (Saudi Aramco) had originated from servers in other countries and some analysts pointed the finger at Iran, which also denied that.
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SYDNEY, Aug 17 (Reuters) - An Australian teenager has pleaded guilty to hacking into the main computer network of technology giant Apple Inc, downloading big internal files and accessing customer accounts, because he was a fan of the company, local media reported.
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Networking is actually I think a pretty important part of art, but the computer and the computer network makes that more powerful, and a new form of art, or new forms of art, begin to proliferate because of that technology.
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A blockchain is a huge, decentralized ledger of every bitcoin transaction, verified and shared by a global computer network, that can also be used to secure and validate any exchange of data, including real assets, such as commodities or currencies.
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But on a March 30 visit to Iowa, Justice Department officials could offer little advice to ensure against similar thefts, underlining how agricultural technology lying in open fields can be more vulnerable than a computer network or a factory floor.
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CNN noted that hackers from one nation will often establish a computer network in a second country before using that network to launch an attack against the U.S., which opens to the door to attacking networks housed in American-allied countries.
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LONDON — The United States has opened a new line of combat against the Islamic State, directing the military's six-year-old Cyber Command for the first time to mount computer-network attacks that are now being used alongside more traditional weapons.
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CNN noted that hackers from one nation will often establish a computer network in a second country before using that network to launch an attack against the U.S., which opens to the door to attacking networks housed in American-allied countries.
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Ether is a digital commodity based on the value token of the blockchain of the peer-to-peer Ethereum computer network, and the ETF would provide shareholders with exposure to the daily change in the U.S. dollar price of the token.
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Officials learned about the "limited breach" against the city's computer network on Sunday morning and were able to isolate the threat, Baltimore's chief information officer Frank Johnson said in a statement issued by the mayor's office and obtained by The Hill.
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"Incidents described as cyber attacks or computer network attacks are not necessarily considered armed attacks for the purpose of triggering a nation's right of self-defense," said Aaron Hughes, deputy assistant director for cyber policy at the Department of Defense.
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Federal law enforcement officials said on Monday that Paige Thompson, a software engineer in Seattle who used to work for Amazon, got into Capital One's computer network through what the bank described as a "configuration vulnerability" in its security software.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said on Thursday that a hack on the government's computer network was technically sophisticated and planned long in advance, adding that security measures to track the origin of the attack were still ongoing.
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Once inside the bank's computer network, the hackers allegedly gained access to an inter-bank communication system and requested the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to transfer the bank's funds to accounts in separate institutions controlled by the North Koreans.
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The production of the report created a major rift between the Senate Intelligence Committee and the CIA, after each accused the other of hacking into their respective sides of a walled-off computer network used to pass files back and forth.
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The multimillion-dollar lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court says that "In the Trump campaign, Russia found a willing and active partner in this effort" to mount "a brazen attack on American Democracy," which included Russian infiltration of the Democratic Party computer network.
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The suit goes on to say that Russian agents trespassed into the DNC's computer network and other electronic accounts, "collected trade secrets and other private data" and then sent that information to Wikileaks, a private group well-known for publishing secret documents.
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Matthew Keys, a former social media editor at Reuters and other media outlets, was sentenced to serve two years in prison on Wednesday for helping hackers from Anonymous break into his ex-employer's computer network and deface the Los Angeles Times website.
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AMSTERDAM/LONDON (Reuters) - One of Eastern Europe's most prolific cyber criminals has been arrested in a joint operation involving Belarus, Germany and the United States that aimed to dismantle a vast computer network used to carry out financial scams, officials said on Tuesday.
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A link to the story bearing the headline "Bomb threat at high school downplayed by local police department" was sent to the MySpace page of a student suspected of making multiple threats against the school and launching cyberattacks against its computer network.
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A recent report on Russian hacking in The New Yorker detailed one case in which Russia gained access to a NATO computer network in 1996 by placing bugged thumb drives for sale in local shops near a NATO base in Kabul, Afghanistan.
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Barely a week ago, Senator Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat, confirmed reports that Russian hackers had sought, apparently unsuccessfully, to break in to her computer network in the Senate, and at least one other campaign is known to have been attacked as well.
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Germany's intelligence agency has concluded that Russia was very likely behind the hacking of the Parliament's computer network in 2015, and suspicion is high that it is also behind an attack last month that cut internet and telephone service for 900,000 Germans.
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"It would be great if there wasn't a shred of Huawei anywhere in the United States," said Marcus Sachs, the former vice president for National Security Policy at Verizon who also served on the Defense Department's Joint Task Force for Computer Network Defense.
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The South Street Seaport Museum is set to open its first exhibition since 2012, when Hurricane Sandy destroyed its electrical system and computer network, left oily residue on the premises and created yet another hurdle for an institution that had experienced years of difficulties.
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According to a National Security Agency inspector general's report, a senior official touched women inappropriately at the agency, sent sexually suggestive and racist messages over a top-secret computer network, and covertly used his supervisor's email account to send himself a sexually charged email.
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Millions of users were forced to log out of their accounts Friday morning, just days after Facebook discovered an attack on its computer network that exposed the personal information of nearly 50 million of its users, CEO Mark Zuckerberg told reporters over a conference call.
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Vastakis said this was because the White House had been gradually diminishing the responsibilities and power of the Office of the Chief Information Security Officer, which was set up in 2014 after hackers accessed an unclassified computer network used by President Barack Obama's office.
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The process of compiling the report led to charges that the CIA had violated constitutional protections in the separation of powers by searching the Senate's side of a walled-off computer network after committee staffers got a hold of a set of secret internal documents.
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At least 110 emails sent through her server contained information that was classified at the time it was sent, he said, meaning it should never have been sent or received on an unclassified computer network — not hers, not even the State Department's official state.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korean hackers stole a vast cache of data, including classified wartime contingency plans jointly drawn by the United States and South Korea, when they breached the computer network of the South Korean military last year, a South Korean lawmaker said Tuesday.
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Specifically, the indictment said, on March 8, 2010, Mr. Assange agreed to help Ms. Manning try to crack part of an encoded password that would have let her log onto a classified computer network under a user name that did not belong to her.
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Microsoft detected spear-phishing attacks, apparently by Russian intelligence, targeting computers of two 2018 election candidates, a senior company official said last month; Senator Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat seeking re-election, said last week that her Senate office computer network was one of them.
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Believers in the Bitcoin technology, which is backed by a new kind of computer network, have argued that what we are seeing is the formation of a new asset class that could join stocks, bonds and physical commodities in the investment portfolios of ordinary people.
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Bradley Manning in 2010 when she was arrested on suspicion of having copied hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic files from a classified computer network, to which she had access as a low-level intelligence analyst at a forward operating base in Iraq.
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It is also a harsh portrayal of Brennan, MSNBC's Voice-of-Morality, who, as C.I.A. director, fought the Senate inquiry so hard that his operatives even clandestinely hacked into the computer network of committee staff members to figure out how they were getting their information.
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The non-profit, which runs 10 hospitals and some 250 outpatient facilities in Washington and Maryland, said Monday on its Facebook page that its computer network had been infected by a virus that prevented some users from logging into the system early that day.
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In fact, he emerged to tell his aides that the Russian president had offered a compelling rejoinder: Moscow's cyberoperators are so good at covert computer-network operations that if they had dipped into the Democratic National Committee's systems, they would not have been caught.
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"Between 2 and 7 December 2016, DSS was given information from another government agency regarding Indicators of Compromise (IOC) associated with a Shamoon malware variant and may be used in computer network exploitation attempts," the bulletin, distributed on Thursday and obtained by Motherboard, reads.
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Democratic National Committee officials told Reuters they have completely rebuilt the party's computer network, including email systems and databases, to avert a repeat of 2016, when Russian intelligence agents hacked into Democratic accounts and then used stolen data to undermine support for Hillary Clinton's presidential bid.
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WASHINGTON — A senior National Security Agency official touched women inappropriately at the agency, sent sexually suggestive and racist messages over a top secret computer network, and covertly used his supervisor's email account to send himself a sexually charged email, according to an NSA inspector general report.
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The breach of the Democratic National Committee's computer network and subsequent leaks of sensitive information so close to the U.S. election is the most high-profile way in which cybercriminals are trying to manipulate the election, wrote Tripwire director of IT security and risk strategy Tim Erlin.
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"Certainly, Hollywood has played a tremendous role with vision like Skynet," the computer network that turns on humans in the "Terminator" movies, said Oren Etzioni, chief executive of the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, a nonprofit research group funded by the Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.
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As part of that vision, the forensics unit proposed conducting a full review of the SEC's computer network, and wanted to develop a reporting system with the Office of Information Technology to help keep track of all cyber incidents, according to government documents shared with congressional staff.
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In Kansas, Finney County had to shut down its election network and its entire county computer network after a malware attack launched via a phishing email with a bad link, two county officials told Axios following Vice President Mike Pence's remarks on the incident last week.
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Mr. Assange faces a charge of conspiracy to hack into a Pentagon computer network; a federal indictment accuses him of helping an Army private to illegally download classified information in 2010, much of it about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which WikiLeaks then made public.
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Mr. Assange, whose release of secret government documents has spurred debate about press freedom issues, spent seven years holed up in the Ecuadorean Embassy in Britain before he was arrested this month on a charge of conspiring to hack into a Pentagon computer network in 2010.
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The origin of the computer network intrusion was unknown but since it began late last week has bogged down communications between physicians and medical staff newly dependent on paper records and doctors' notoriously messy handwriting, doctors and a Federal Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
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His mother retired as an office assistant at what was then called the Spine Institute of New England at Fletcher Allen Health Care in South Burlington, Vt. His father, also retired, was a computer network administrator at the G.S. Blodgett Corporation, a maker of pizza ovens, also in Burlington.
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Ransomware is one of the nastiest forms of malware around: once it's downloaded onto a computer network, it runs around encrypting all your files, before charging a Bitcoin ransom to give up the encryption key: bad if it's your holiday photos at stake, disastrous for hospitals and patient data.
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Here's what you need to know: • South Korea is working to redress the damage done by North Korean hackers, who stole war plans drawn up with the help of the U.S., as well as a vast cache of other data, from the South Korean military's computer network last year.
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Today, one of the largest drug makers in the U.S., Merck, reported being infected by the malware, as did the multinational law firm DLA Piper, which counts more than 20 offices in the U.S. We confirm our company's computer network was compromised today as part of global hack.
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Prosecutors from the United States had initially charged Mr. Assange with a single count of computer hacking, and said he had conspired with the former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning to hack into a Pentagon computer network, a crime punishable by up to five years in an American prison.
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Mr. Assange vaulted to global fame in 2010, when his anti-secrecy website began posting archives of secret American military and diplomatic documents leaked by Chelsea Manning, an Army intelligence analyst who had downloaded them from a classified computer network she worked on at her outpost in Iraq.
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All officials at the agency, whose size has ranged from about 100 to 150 staff members in recent years, have security clearances that allow them access to a shared classified computer network on which countless documents are stored, many of them categorized at relatively low levels of secrecy.
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During this second wave, the hackers also gained access to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and then, through a virtual private network connection, to the main computer network of the D.N.C. The F.B.I. observed this surge of activity as well, again reaching out to Mr. Tamene to warn him.
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But that's not what authorities believe: Citing Richard's own statement to investigators and electronic records, including crucial information provided by Connie's Fitbit just before her death, they allege that the 40-year-old computer network administrator murdered his wife while apparently preparing for a new life with his pregnant lover.
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Australia's government and political parties hit by cyberattack from 'sophisticated state actor' PM Scott Morrison said the computer network of the country's parliament, and those belonging to Liberal, Labor and Nationals parties, were targeted by an attack that took place a few weeks ago, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
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He now faces likely extradition to the US. After his arrest, the Justice Department unsealed an indictment alleging that Assange conspired with former US intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning to crack a password on a Defense Department computer network in order to download classified records and transmit them to WikiLeaks in 2010.
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Despite running what is likely the world's largest and most advanced computer network—the global network of data centers and machines that underpins every one of the company's myriad online services—Google was rather slow in allowing other businesses to build and run their own software and services atop this online empire.
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The future USS Michael Monsoor, which was nearing completion at Bath Iron Works shipyard in Maine in mid January, is the second in a three-ship class of high-tech vessels with hard-to-detect downward-sloping hulls, a huge flight deck for helicopters and drones, and a sophisticated on-board computer network.
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He's incredibly lucky with every situation - able to catch the baseball at the game, able to sneak onto the float, able to hit the baseball perfectly onto his tape recorder at the end - and has mastered complex skills at a young age including being able to hack into his school's computer network.
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Without commenting specifically on that breach, Mr. Johnson said it was vital for employers to emphasize to their employees the importance of not falling prey to "spear phishing," in which a hacker, posing as a trusted source, sends a fake email in an attempt to compromise the security of a computer network.
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Schulte's attorneys argued the vulnerabilities in the CIA's computer network were widely known, and that it could have been breached by other sources, pointing in particular to a CIA employee identified as Michael who was close friends with Schulte and left the office with him on the night of the alleged theft.
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Track and field's global governing body — the sports organization that has most forcefully disciplined Russia for state-sponsored doping — said on Monday that its computer network had been compromised by the same Russian cyberespionage group that American intelligence officials have tied to a broad effort to influence the United States presidential election.
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This week's books take a turn for the historical: Leslie Berlin and Noam Cohen offer complementary histories of Silicon Valley and the key personalities that define it today, while Brian Dear takes a deep dive into PLATO, a prescient 1960s-era computer network that enjoyed a brief heyday on college campuses before fading into obscurity.
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The NSA material includes a 2014 report that contains foreign cyber intrusion techniques; a 2009 draft of a US Signals Intelligence Directive which outlined specific capabilities related to computer network operations used to defend the country; and even an NSA document "concerning extremely sensitive US planning and operations regarding global terrorists," according to the indictment.
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WASHINGTON — The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was arrested on Thursday in London to face a charge in the United States of conspiring to hack into a Pentagon computer network in 22017, bringing to an abrupt end a seven-year saga in which he had holed up in Ecuador's embassy in Britain to avoid capture.
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Assange, currently in custody in Britain, is fighting extradition to the United States for a charge that he conspired with Manning to try to crack an encoded password that would have permitted her to log onto a classified computer network under a different person's account rather than her own, which would have helped her mask her tracks better.
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Moreover, the documents turned over to VICE News included a July 28, 2014 letter from Brennan that was addressed to Feinstein and Saxby Chambliss, who was then the ranking Republican on the Intelligence Committee, in which he apologized to them and admitted that the CIA's penetration of the computer network used by committee staffers reviewing the agency's torture program was improper.
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The final version does carve out a number of exemptions:This subsection shall not apply to:(A) Persons who are members of the same household;(B) Access to a computer or computer network for a legitimate business activity;(C) Cybersecurity active defense measures that are designed to prevent or detect unauthorized computer access; or(D) Persons based upon violations of terms of service or user agreements.
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The public does not know whether, before deciding to charge him, the government obtained concrete evidence that Mr. Assange knowingly conspired with a source — such as by directing someone about what files to copy and providing technical assistance in getting data from a classified computer network, or by knowingly coordinating with Russian intelligence officials or even obeying their directions — or whether it moved forward without such facts.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) said in an interview for a new episode of HBO's "Vice" that he believed lower-level staffers within the CIA disagreed with Brennan's decision to search the Senate's side of a walled-off computer network for classified documents.
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