Iran denied any role in the cyber attacks although it has also been linked to cyber attacks closer to home too.
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He said there was "a very clear connection" between cyber attacks and takeover bids, with many companies often targeted in cyber attacks before any M&A activity.
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These incidents, she says, demonstrate how cyber attacks can unintentionally impact broad swaths of the population — and show why nations need clear rules about cyber attacks on infrastructure.
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Jackson also said he was in favour of more aggressive disclosures from companies when cyber attacks occur and that the SEC should partner with companies in combating cyber attacks.
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The bill would also require DHS to submit a report to Congress detailing cyber attacks and attempted cyber attacks by foreign governments on U.S. election infrastructure during the 2016 election.
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" On cyber attacks: "the number one problem [for] mankind.
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Separately, the Estonian defence minister said the country was increasing its efforts to defend itself against cyber attacks after NATO recognised cyber attacks as an element of warfare, alongside land, sea and air.
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It's a cause for relief, given the recent cyber attacks.
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But attribution is difficult to peg down with cyber attacks.
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China has repeatedly denied U.S. allegations it conducts cyber attacks.
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Moscow has repeatedly denied carrying out cyber attacks against Ukraine.
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Several gulf nations report cyber attacks on their oil infrastructure.
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"DDoS attacks are not particularly sophisticated cyber attacks," Prince said.
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The covert element — cyber attacks, sabotage — is the most delicate.
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Cyber attacks, as Clayton noted, are a fact of life.
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As with car accidents or cyber-attacks, perfect security is unattainable.
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North Korea's cyber attacks have also grown in number and sophistication.
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The FBI does this all the time when cyber-attacks occur.
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Containers are vulnerable to cyber attacks in three main ways: 1.
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"Cyber attacks are something we need to live with," said Meda.
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These are Cyber attacks in the truest sense of the word.
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Cyber attacks are getting stronger and more menacing for global business.
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It was one of the worst cyber attacks in U.S. history.
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Moscow denies that it is behind cyber attacks on its neighbor.
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The United States is threatening retaliation for "alleged" Russian cyber attacks.
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Cyber attacks against political candidates occur in countries around the world.
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And the Middle Kingdom is a known perpetrator of cyber attacks.
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It stops 20 billion cyber attacks a day, according to Diedrich.
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Launching cyber attacks to infiltrate Huawei's intranet and internal information systems.
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In 2020, though, the role of cyber attacks has grown considerably.
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It also accused America's government of targeting it with cyber-attacks.
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Britain accused the Russian military of a campaign of cyber attacks.
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AIRBUS HIT BY A SERIES OF CYBER ATTACKS ON ITS SUPPLIERS.
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Cyber attacks against the government are rampant and too often successful.
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Cyber attacks: the system's down, an outage no one can repair.
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The potential for cyber-attacks makes the challenge even more serious.
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Indeed, cyber attacks present a historically unprecedented risk to any company.
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Regulators are also concerned that a "silent" property policy - which neither mentions nor excludes cyber attacks - is not adequate, a problem too for other industries that face cyber attacks on their property such as power plants.
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The Senate bill also seeks to beef up the U.S. response to cyber attacks, by mandating that the country employs "all instruments of national power," including its own cyber capabilities, to deter and respond to cyber attacks.
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The United States has also accused Iran of stepping up cyber attacks.
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Moves are being made to tackle the threat posed by cyber-attacks.
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Obama&aposs cyber chief confirms stand-down order against Russian cyber attacks.
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And Britain has hinted at cyber-attacks on GRU communications and finances.
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The hearing will also look at cyber attacks on major American firms.
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Russia has repeatedly denied responsibility for any cyber attacks during the election.
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PwC said such connected devices are the leading targets of cyber-attacks.
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Image: Ukraine government / FacebookThis is the batshit-crazy future of cyber attacks.
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Beijing has previously denied allegations of orchestrating cyber attacks against Western companies.
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It also said cyber attacks posed an increasing risk for financial stability.
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The same internet addresses were linked to previous North Korean cyber attacks.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) that Russia's cyber attacks are an act of war.
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Cyber attacks, meanwhile, could shut down transport infrastructure, hospitals, media, and utilities.
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Unfortunately, cyber-attacks seem to be developing faster than defences against them.
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The agency did not say whether the cyber attacks were still happening.
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Most cyber-attacks can be offset by a range of insurance products.
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North Korea has routinely denied involvement in cyber attacks against other countries.
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Russia hackers can initiate cyber attacks from the comfort of the Kremlin.
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In North America and Europe, cyber attacks were considered the biggest risk.
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One likely way it could retaliate is through cyber attacks, experts say.
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One way Iran could retaliate is through cyber attacks, according to experts.
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The two will also "debate the day's hot issues," including cyber attacks.
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The same careful navigation is necessary when it comes to cyber attacks.
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In response to the report, which highlighted cyber-attacks by Iran, Russia and China, Seehofer said the agency needed to acquire the power not just to track and clean up cyber-attacks but also to launch counter-measures.
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The Obama White House, which has ordered intelligence agencies to review cyber attacks and foreign intervention in the 2016 election, has formally accused Russia of a campaign of cyber attacks against Democratic Party organizations ahead of the presidential election.
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Cyber attacks: China launches cyber attacks against companies to steal intellectual property, though companies have reported a decline in these types of attacks after Xi and then-President Obama agreed to crack down on cyber espionage in late 2015.
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Cyber attacks have already breached many major corporations, infrastructure facilities and military installations.
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High profile cyber-attacks had already begun to hit companies around the world.
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Last year, both InterContinental Hotels and Hyatt Hotels were victims of cyber attacks.
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A new joint-forces cyber unit will bolster Japan's defenses against cyber attacks.
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A new joint-forces cyber unit will bolster Japan's defenses against cyber attacks.
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Its message was clear: governments and firms cannot afford to ignore cyber-attacks.
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HBO is the next victim in a string of entertainment company cyber attacks.
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That leaves NATO's responses to cyber attacks on member countries at a standstill.
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Trump's statement in fullTrump then talks about the need to prevent cyber attacks.
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Major cyber attacks "WannaCry" and "NotPetya" earlier this year have driven more interest.
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"Media asked if the claimed cyber attacks against Iran are true," he said.
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When it comes to responding to cyber-attacks, attribution is the first problem.
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And ever more electrified economies are at ever higher risk from cyber-attacks.
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Russia denies it has been in any way involved in the cyber attacks.
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Today, the increasing threat of cyber attacks necessitates a policy on cyber deterrence.
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Kramer says the threat from cyber attacks has become more sinister and challenging.
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LYNCH SAYS POTENTIAL CYBER ATTACKS AGAINST U.S. INFRASTRUCTURE IS AN ONGOING, SERIOUS CONCERN
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But one of the most dangerous threats satellites face is from cyber attacks.
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Russia has dismissed allegations it was involved in cyber attacks on the organizations.
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Moreover, cyber-attacks on critical infrastructure have reshaped our understanding of foreign threats.
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Consumers are increasingly wary of online retailers that are susceptible to cyber attacks.
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The U.S. government has blamed Russia for cyber attacks on Democratic Party organizations.
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Australia has a counselling program for identity theft and cyber attacks called IDcare.
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But increasingly, we are seeing cyber attacks coming from states, organs of states.
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Smith said the industry should not enable governments to engage in cyber attacks.
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Smith said the industry should not enable governments to engage in cyber attacks.
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Officials have also considered cyber-attacks or movements of troops in the region.
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Cyber attacks have become a tool of statecraft in this technology-driven age.
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K. response, the international community's reaction has been passive acceptance of cyber attacks.
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Cyber Command's mission is to shut down and, when ordered, counter cyber attacks.
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"While the rest of the public might not necessarily know how vulnerable our actual voting apparatus is to cyber attacks, and how engaged Russia is in cyber attacks that affect the democratic process globally, we all know this," Braun added.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran has launched an inspection of security at its key Gulf oil and gas facilities, including preparedness for cyber attacks, the Oil Ministry news agency SHANA said, following media reports of Washington weighing possible cyber attacks on Tehran.
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Cyber-attacks can shut power plants, paralyse firms and siphon fortunes from banks' coffers.
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Putin says, however, that the Russian government played no role in the cyber attacks.
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He said the cyber-attacks had no effect on the outcome of the election.
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Cyber attacks on banks and financial services firms have been on the rise worldwide.
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Meanwhile, most users we surveyed are confident about their ability to thwart cyber attacks.
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During the 2008 presidential campaign, U.S. intelligence agencies traced massive cyber attacks to China.
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The raid was one of the biggest cyber-attacks yet on a British bank.
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Equifax is struggling to recover from one of the worst cyber attacks in history.
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This group will plan and strategize how to deal with the next cyber attacks.
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And as cyber-attacks get more sophisticated, machine learning solutions are becoming increasingly important.
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But the more vehicles become connected, the more vulnerable they are to cyber attacks.
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The most high-profile reported cyber attacks involving shipping so far had wider targets.
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The National Cybersecurity Agency believed there was an "extremely high risk" of cyber attacks.
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The report made bold claims of attribution of Iranian cyber attacks against SCADA systems.
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Purchase CyberRisk Insurance (it basically protects businesses from cyber attacks and data breaches). 1.
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The government does not really know how to fight radical jihadism, or cyber-attacks.
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If it involves American pledges to restrain its overseas cyber attacks, that's fine too.
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The Pentagon is trying to ensure that cyber attacks cannot disrupt the financial system.
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Waas said the cyber attacks were unsuccessful because of the cooperation between central banks.
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It is not immune to cyber attacks against its home locks and car security.
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"There are no walls between countries when it comes to cyber attacks," Dinis said.
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And that activity has included damaging cyber attacks, cost millions of dollars to repair.
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Carter also slammed China and Russia for restricting Internet access, and sponsoring cyber attacks.
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In addition, there is less data to protect from cyber attacks and data breaches.
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As we race to embrace technology, we make ourselves increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks.
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Thirty years of hacks and cyber-attacks have proved that computers are insecure machines.
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Iran has an extensive history of using cyber attacks against foreign governments and businesses.
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Herberger is considered a foremost expert on the problems and solutions surrounding Cyber Attacks.
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And recent history shows that its hackers are also increasingly capable of cyber attacks.
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"Cyber attacks are a constant threat to our markets," White said in a statement.
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Estonia was hit by cyber attacks on private and government Internet sites in 2007.
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Ukraine said Russia made 6,500 cyber attacks on it in November and December alone.
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As Monaco warned, it will become a powerful avenue for cyber-attacks at home.
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Saudi Arabia has been the victim in the past from cyber attacks from Iran.
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But, he added, Russia could pursue cyber-attacks, bribery of officials, and other covert strategies.
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The pace of cyber-attacks, including those involving nuclear facilities, has accelerated in recent years.
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Not surprisingly, the CFR believes that cyber attacks against the US require the utmost attention.
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In 2013-17 more than a quarter of councils lost confidential data to cyber-attacks.
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In a week of harrowing city-level cyber attacks, New York is taking some precautions.
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Centralizing federal responses and cooperation will greatly improve America's ability to respond to cyber attacks.
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Boland said the Russian connection would enhance North Korea's ability to command future cyber attacks.
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"We must continue to increase Germany's resilience in the wake of cyber attacks," Schoenbohm said.
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Russia's rouble also recovered from losses stemming from accusations of cyber attacks from Western countries.
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The U.S. announced new sanctions against Iran this week following the cyber attacks last week.
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We've reportedly been a part of cyber-attacks or retaliations on North Korea and Iran.
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Being exposed to cyber attacks once seemed to significantly increase panic about a repeat attack.
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They said they knew of no cyber attacks on patients with the company's cardiac implants.
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The company warns that devastating cyber attacks and data breaches are quickly on the rise.
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On Thursday, an affiliate of the Lotte Group reported cyber attacks ostensibly originating from China.
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But cyber attacks on voter registration systems could "sow discord" on election day, Schiff said.
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"Cyber attacks are continuing to increase and the level of sophistication keeps rising," Shwed said.
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South Korea has previously blamed the North for cyber attacks against its nuclear power operator.
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The CICPC officer insists that these cyber attacks don't require great technological advancement to execute.
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Cyber attacks capable of bringing down power networks are, so far at least, incredibly rare.
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"China is deeply worried by the increase of cyber attacks around the world," Long said.
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Russia has repeatedly denied accusations Moscow was involved in cyber attacks against the United States.
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State officials said they took extra precautions to guard against cyber attacks and other concerns.
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Attribution for cyber attacks is widely considered difficult in both the intelligence and research communities.
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Russia's rouble also recovered from losses stemming from accusations by Western countries of cyber attacks.
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But the 140 reports represent only a portion of all cyber attacks on the Fed.
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Attempted cyber attacks from Iran against Texas agency websites are occurring about 10,000 per minute.
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It also describes Atlanta and dozens of successful cyber-attacks against government at all levels.
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Analysts expect the cyber attacks will continue to form a headache for the Taiwan government.
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Moscow is already suspected in cyber attacks against Ukraine's power grid in 85033 and 2016.
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Cyber attacks are "a threat to the energy grid worldwide," a spokesperson for Statkraft said.
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For example, cyber attacks can now also be attributed to presumed government agencies in Iran.
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In response, new consumer-directed insurance products are being offered to guard against cyber attacks.
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The so-called Islamic State (IS) has increasingly been deploying cyber attacks against western targets.
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"Providing user awareness training frequently is key to stopping many cyber-attacks from occurring," said Watanabe.
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Obviously, we&aposve seen what they&aposve been doing with intellectual property theft, with cyber attacks.
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"Russia's cyber-attacks are no surprise to the House Intelligence Committee," Nunes said in a statement.
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The indictment of Mr Park fits with a broader trend in America's approach to cyber-attacks.
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Recent cyber attacks causing blackouts in Ukraine demonstrate that online attacks can have real-world consequences.
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"Everything about these [cyber] attacks are generic, but our response is more hyperbolic," said Oren Falkowitz.
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Here, for example, are his thoughts on cyber attacks from abroad: SANGER: We're under regular cyberattack.
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But he will have been grateful for the tips on batting away terrorist and cyber attacks.
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But foreign aggressions — including cyber-attacks, disinformation and financial influence — should not be downplayed or tolerated.
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U.S. intelligence officials have said Russian cyber attacks were specifically aimed at helping Trump beat Clinton.
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Cyber attacks popularized on the silver screen are now occurring in every aspect of our life.
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A series of cyber-attacks on South Korea's critical infrastructure also appeared to be under way.
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There&aposs been a spike in reports of cyber-attacks on Instagram across various social sites.
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The cyber attacks Rubio mentioned took place after the end of his campaign for the nomination.
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Eichelsheim warned against being naive and considering the Netherlands as relatively safe from Russian cyber attacks.
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Massive cyber-attacks and internet service disruption used to be only the province of nation-states.
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The firm helped investigate a series of high-profile cyber attacks on Ukraine in recent years.
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Take for example the Norse and AEI report on Iranian cyber attacks against ICS/SCADA networks.
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Our major energy systems are at risk from cyber attacks, potential military threats, and natural disasters.
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On the other hand, this means that smart grid technology is potentially vulnerable to cyber attacks.
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German intelligence agencies have also warned about Russian cyber attacks and support for far-right parties.
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MEXICO'S PEMEX SAYS OFTEN RECEIVES CYBER ATTACKS AND THREATS, THAT TO THIS DAY HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED
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It has used them against challenges as varied as drug trafficking, cyber attacks and jihadist financing.
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Cyber Command's mission is geared more to shutting down cyber attacks - and, if ordered, counter attacking.
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How do we strengthen their systems — and ours — from cyber-attacks, bots, and other cyber trickery?
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Einstein 3A "has the ability to actively block — not just detect — potential cyber attacks," he said.
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Cyber Command's mission is geared more to shutting down cyber attacks and, if ordered, counter attacking.
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Third-ranked M1 Ltd said it was aware of the cyber-attacks and was on alert.
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S. maker of hybrid flash storage backups that promises one-second recovery times from cyber attacks.
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Hacking and cyber attacks are anonymous enough that they give North Korea a degree of deniability.
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U.S. intelligence officials say the Russian cyber attacks aimed to help Trump defeat Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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In both cyber attacks, thousands of emails stolen from private accounts were later published by WikiLeaks.
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As interest in cryptocurrencies has soared, so have the number of cyber-attacks on cryptocurrency platforms.
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Monaco said cyber attacks were not new but might have crossed a "new threshold" this year.
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Hackers constantly change their tactics, and the latest attack reflected a strategic shift in cyber-attacks.
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Cybersecurity firm stocks soar in 2020The US receives more inbound cyber attacks than any other country.
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Critical cyber attacks on both businesses and individuals have been grabbing headlines at an alarming rate.
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U.S. media reports have said Washington was considering possible cyber attacks against Iran after the Sept.
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The United States has accused Russia of a growing number of cyber attacks against the West.
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HG: In terms of the dangerous nations behind those cyber attacks, Russia, China, North Korea, Iran.
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It is despite of the largest hacks and cyber attacks in this country&aposs history, you recall when the office of the personnel management was hit over 250 million federal employees, their data accessed by cyber attacks from China, from Russia and god knows where else.
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This year saw cyber attacks from Iran, North Korea, and Russia against targets like government agencies, banks, and militaries all around the world, and with the NSA coming under a number of high-profile attacks this year, cyber attacks will be something to look out for
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Some experts have said coal infrastructure is just as susceptible to cyber attacks as natural gas pipelines.
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They can make for risky investments, because sophisticated cyber attacks can make such software obsolete very quickly.
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O core assets following two massive cyber attacks at the internet company, according to a Yahoo filing.
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US-CERT, formed in 2003, is responsible for helping to detect, analyze and respond to cyber attacks.
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If we don't learn from Russia's cyber attacks on our election in 2016, they'll do it again.
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Studies show that employees are often, by accident or intentionally, the main cause of successful cyber-attacks.
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The European executive commission is assessing additional initiatives to counter cyber attacks, a commission official told Reuters.
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Merkel pointed to an agreement by G20 nations to fight cyber attacks on the global banking system.
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Future cyber attacks could alter the integrity of data so the truth will be hard to know.
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Some policymakers worry rules compelling prompt disclosure of cyber attacks could deter companies from cooperating with authorities.
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Because of the threat of cyber attacks, sign in and identity verification procedures are becoming utterly cumbersome.
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Many CEOs see cyber attacks as the biggest threat to the global economy over the next decade.
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He said he was told by experts the cyber-attacks were likely conducted by a foreign state.
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Nickelson argues that cyber attacks on implanted or wearable medical devices are a much more serious threat.
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The North denied South Korea's previous accusation that it conducted cyber attacks against the South's nuclear operator.
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That means client funds could be used to cover losses stemming from operational failures or cyber attacks.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Allegations of Russian cyber attacks are fabricated, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday.
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Republicans are conflicted; they rail against foreign cyber-attacks but are happy with the resulting election victory.
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There is also a growing risk of sabotage by a number of methods which includes cyber attacks.
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Alalam said in its statement that it had been under a series of cyber-attacks for days.
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In response, hackers launched a wave of cyber attacks last week, shutting down dozens of government websites.
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Cyber operations have grown in recent years, with the command conducting cyber attacks against the Islamic State.
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The ECB has yet to comment on its response to growing concerns about cyber attacks on banks.
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MEXICO'S PEMEX SAYS ON SUNDAY RECEIVED ATTEMPTED CYBER ATTACKS AFFECTING OPERATION OF LESS THAN 5% OF COMPUTERS
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It was unclear whether there have been other US cyber attacks since the one in late September.
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The new unit will also be responsible for defending Australia's armed forces against cyber attacks, Tehan said.
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Make no mistake, there will be more data breaches and cyber-attacks in 2016, 2017 and beyond.
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The United States has accused China's government and military of cyber attacks on U.S. government computer systems.
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Concerns about cyber attacks by state-sponsored organizations on government agencies and businesses have increased this year.
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"Cyber attacks can simply destroy us," said Kevin Johnson, chief executive of cyber security firm Secure Ideas.
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The U.S. Department of Justice national security division is investigating whether the cyber attacks threatened U.S. security.
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Pew Research found that in the United States, it ranks third behind cyber attacks and Islamic terrorism.
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Australia said as many as 400 of its businesses may have been affected by the cyber attacks.
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German intelligence agencies have warned there could be more cyber attacks ahead of national elections in September.
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Cyber attacks targeting and damage civilian infrastructure, such as powerplants, was not included in this particular exercise.
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EU diplomats said the plan was also aimed at preventing cyber-attacks from China and North Korea.
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"Iran maintains a robust cyber program and can execute cyber attacks against the United States," DHS wrote.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel this month said protecting German infrastructure from potential cyber attacks was a top priority.
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IBM said that last year more than half of all customer calls reporting cyber attacks involved ransomware.
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How successful might North Korea be if it chooses to utilize cyber attacks against the United States?
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The bottom line is that cyber-attacks and cyber security are not just in the movies anymore.
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Iran has been responsible for many of the thousands of daily cyber attacks on Israel, Padan said.
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Politico Pro holds an event on protecting medical patient data from cyber attacks at 5:85033 p.m.
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Moscow denies it has in any way been involved in cyber attacks on the German political establishment.
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Now states must join in this effort and codify rules to outlaw cyber attacks against civilian targets.
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Cyber attacks on militaries are rising worldwide, with many now creating separate commands to tackle the issue.
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Moscow has previously denied in any way having been involved in cyber attacks on the German political establishment.
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In the 2016 survey, only one region— North America — named cyber-attacks as the biggest threat to business.
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London supports working with EU militaries in some areas, such as in disaster relief or confronting cyber attacks.
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The commercial sector has teamed up with military intelligence agencies and BGU to fight increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks.
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In February, The United Kingdom and Israel announced an agreement to deepen co-operation to tackle cyber-attacks.
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The infected computer systems have been cleansed and are now subject to constant monitoring against further cyber attacks.
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"This is decisive action to deter future cyber attacks," British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said in a statement.
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The New York Times reported that the US is escalating cyber attacks on Russia's electric power grid. 4.
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Analysis has shown that U.K. businesses were subjected to an average of 230,000 cyber-attacks each in 2016.
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Nielsen says the DHS is helping state and local governments prepare for cyber attacks from Russia or elsewhere.
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It won't be the only method to stop cyber attacks, but it's a vital addition to the arsenal.
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American officials have threatened to stop awarding contracts to firms whose weapons are deemed vulnerable to cyber-attacks.
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Finnish officials did not say who might have been behind the cyber-attacks on Tuesday and last month.
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Fu and his team used these sonic cyber attacks to trick smartphones into executing whatever command they wanted.
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He has also previously accused China of cyber attacks and using North Korea to antagonize the United States.
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Refusing to use Huawei hardware does relatively little to eliminate the risk of cyber-attacks by hostile governments.
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South Korean and American officials have repeatedly expressed growing concern about Pyongyang's ability to carry out cyber attacks.
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At the time, we were more focused on more traditional kinds of cyber attacks like phishing and malware.
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The uncomfortable reality is that the playbook for responding to cyber-attacks is still a work in progress.
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Cyber attacks pose true physical threats to society; we're not just talking about individuals' credit cards getting hacked.
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Physical attacks on satellites, including "blinding" them with lasers, would be combined with cyber attacks on computer systems.
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As the risk of cyber attacks increase, many banks are developing more sophisticated ways to prevent security lapses.
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Pyongyang has denied responsibility for WannaCry and called other allegations that it launched cyber attacks a smear campaign.
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No panic, not yet, as stealth cyber attacks are racing through the U.S. at the speed of light.
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Do you start thinking about how we are going to respond to state-level cyber attacks against us?
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The relationship has been particularly strained in recent months after a spate of cyber-attacks blamed on China.
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During the 2008 invasion of Georgia, Russia demonstrated its ability to coordinate cyber attacks with conventional military tactics.
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Carlin said countries with upcoming elections should be prepared to offer forceful and timely responses to cyber attacks.
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It has launched a full audit of its information systems in an effort to avoid future cyber attacks.
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Trump declined to blame Russia, and the Election Day Russian cyber attacks that some officials feared never materialized.
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Just like pretty much everyone else lately, the Indian government is feeling the heat of growing cyber attacks.
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Pool Re said in March that it hoped to extend its cover to include cyber attacks on property.
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Potential threats include everything from rare events, such as earthquakes, to more frequent concerns, such as cyber attacks.
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Analyst Monrad said cyber attacks have become a technically easy and increasingly common means of political score-settling.
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In the exercise, the Blue Team had to defend itself from the cyber attacks of the Red Team.
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The Treasury Department targeted FSB with sanctions in March for its involvement in several Kremlin-led cyber attacks.
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A 16-year-old British boy has admitted launching cyber attacks on websites around the world -- including SeaWorld.
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The new guidance will mean an increase in information disclosed on cyber attacks and risks, several attorneys said.
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And it is troubling, just as all cyber-attacks-- against our businesses and our institutions, our government are.
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"Very little about cyber attacks is cutting-edge computer science," wrote the authors of the Area 1 report.
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Google notifies customers of 4,000 state-sponsored cyber attacks a month, an executive said at a conference Thursday.
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Seventy-one million euros will go to improving the protection of NATO's 32 main locations from cyber attacks.
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Google notifies customers of 4,000 state-sponsored cyber attacks a month, an executive said at a conference Thursday.
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Einstein 3A "has the ability to actively block — not just detect — potential cyber attacks," Johnson said in January.
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As Russian and Chinese cyber attacks against the U.S., among others, help illustrate, it is simply too risky.
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The country has repeatedly denied responsibility for WannaCry and called other allegations about cyber attacks a smear campaign.
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But it also offers services that protect against certain types of cyber-attacks that can affect website reliability.
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Amid a federal investigation into his role in the cyber attacks, Gottesfeld in early 2016 fled, prosecutor said.
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It also illustrates how small political campaigns do not have the resources to protect themselves from cyber attacks.
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Major cyber attacks are rare in Singapore, which has invested heavily in cyber security over the past decade.
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Ensuring lenders become more resilient to cyber attacks has also become a priority for the Bank of England.
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They also rely heavily on software systems for data collection and communication, making them vulnerable to cyber attacks.
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U.S. media reports have said the United States is considering possible cyber attacks against Iran after the Sept.
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Asked who he believed was the greatest single threat in terms of cyber attacks, Al-Jubeir was unequivocal.
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He also noted the metal's attributes as a hedge against unpredictable monetary policies, economic risks and cyber-attacks.
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Since the deployment was announced, South Korean companies in China have reported cyber attacks, store closures and fines.
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"China firmly opposes and responds in accordance with the law to all forms of cyber attacks," Geng said.
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It followed a series of warnings by Western governments that Moscow is behind a string of cyber attacks.
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The United States also last month slapped sanctions on Russian individuals and entities for election meddling and cyber attacks.
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The US government first affirmed in October 2016 that Russia was behind cyber attacks at the Democratic National Committee.
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Cyber-attacks, which may account for the failure of some recent missile launches, can slow but not stop him.
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Carbon Black has a cloud security platform that uses big data and behavioral analytics to protect against cyber attacks.
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He cited the need to invest in modern equipment and also more surveillance and intelligence to counter cyber attacks.
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Taking a more offensive approach to cyber-attacks will allow us to swiftly and preemptively address an imminent attack.
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Russia has launched cyber-attacks, spread disinformation and interfered in the domestic affairs of both neighbouring and faraway countries.
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He said they discussed counterterrorism, Israel's security, nuclear proliferation, cyber attacks, trade, Ukraine, Middle East peace and North Korea.
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Russia's suspected cyber attacks fell into the category of normal state spying, Hayden said, until Moscow "weaponized" the information.
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Darktrace has often indicated that artificial intelligence will become a rising trend in cyber attacks, not just for defense.
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It certainly appears that he is conducting state-sponsored cyber-attacks on what appears to be our political system.
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Next he said it's prioritizing the defending of "the most serious threats" — such as cyber attacks on national infrastructure.
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The State Department currently views cyber attacks as similar to physical ones, and bases its policy on presidential strategy.
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Washington has previously accused military officers from China and the North Korean government of cyber attacks against U.S. businesses.
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Escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran have reportedly included a series of cyber attacks launched by both sides.
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Martin echoed May's comments that Russia was trying to "undermine the international system" with information warfare and cyber attacks.
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What it means: Cyber attacks "don't always happen instantly, but instead can take years to unfold," according to Douglas.
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That set off a chain of events involving three separate malware variants sometimes used in concert in cyber attacks.
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But Gargash says the U.A.E.'s hacking capabilities are a direct response to being the victims of cyber attacks.
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Germany, like many other countries, faces a daily barrage of cyber attacks on its government and industry computer networks.
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Major U.S. banks are scrutinizing security of the SWIFT messaging network following the cyber attacks, according to media reports.
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As Eagan explained at the panel, the proliferation of connected smart devices makes people more vulnerable to cyber attacks.
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The investigation into Sedlak, of Ocoee, Florida, predated probes into cyber attacks on Democrats during the 2016 presidential election.
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Staffers may also be concerned about being hacked after high-profile cyber attacks on Democratic groups during the election.
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Cyber attacks were a further risk, with potentially even greater impact on trade in services than trade in goods.
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Since the THAAD deployment was announced, South Korean companies in China have reported cyber attacks, store closures and fines.
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Russia can disrupt our way of life, even destroy our advanced weaponry, through cyber attacks against US computer networks.
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Ukraine's security services are gearing up for potential Russian cyber attacks during the election amid tensions between the countries.
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And every day, through assassinations, cyber-attacks, and malign influence, Russia is assaulting democratic institutions all over the world.
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Graham also noted concern over Russian cyber attacks seeking to intervene in the 2016 U.S. election won by Trump.
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Under old rules, fighting criminality, war, terrorism and cyber attacks were threats that the agency was mandated to monitor.
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Another government agency will expand its remit from defense to begin cyber attacks on offshore criminals, Tehan also said.
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The bill includes language to reform the election process, along with language to secure voting systems against cyber attacks.
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The committee I chair has held several hearings on the government's role in protecting small businesses from cyber attacks.
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Data security Data privacy concerns underscored by recent cyber attacks are a major concern, and a national security issue.
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For scammers and hackers, that means there will be more opportunities than ever for cyber attacks and online fraud.
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Two is the ongoing assault on Western democracies, through cyber-attacks, information operations, malign finance, and other active measures.
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As a result of the cyber attacks, Ukraine's security council agreed measures to protect state institutions, the statement said.
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In recent years, America and its allies have fingered Russia, China and North Korea for conducting big cyber-attacks.
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The rights of these famous women have been violated by hackers, cyber attacks, and other virtual violations of privacy.
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Kolev said the arrested man was a researcher who tested computer networks for possible vulnerabilities to prevent cyber attacks.
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The next American president will be tasked with deterring foreign government-sponsored cyber attacks against US citizens and companies.
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States such as Russia, Iran and North Korea are at the forefront of employing cyber attacks against Western targets.
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While the majority of North Korea's cyber attacks are conducted outside the country, they are still coordinated from Pyongyang.
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Washington has previously accused military officers from China and the North Korean government of cyber attacks against US businesses.
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The IDF said it targeted tunnel shafts, rocket launch sites, weapons factories and a site used for cyber-attacks.
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The government also works for a deeper cooperation between authorities and private companies in battling cyber attacks, Frederiksen said.
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Senior Western security officials say this could involve cyber attacks on public utilities, communication networks and key financial centers.
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The investigations into the attack were in the early stages, however, and attribution for cyber attacks is notoriously difficult.
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Trump has brushed aside allegations from the CIA and other intelligence agencies that Russia was behind the cyber attacks.
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Elsewhere in E.U. privacy news: G.D.P.R. will force companies to be more upfront about the extent of cyber attacks.
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"If you have a large number of well-publicised cyber attacks, you create concern in the boardroom," he said.
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Petroleum and cyber attacks The report alleged North Korea is also illegally importing petroleum -- another violation of UN resolutions.
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And the relationship has been especially strained in recent months after a spate of cyber-attacks blamed on China.
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UK SAYS RUSSIAN MILITARY INTELLIGENCE CARRIED OUT "TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE" CYBER-ATTACKS TO UNDERMINE GEORGIAN SOVEREIGNTY AND TO SOW DISCORD
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The U.S. (like other governments) made a policy choice to give organizations principal responsibility for responding to cyber attacks.
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The U.S. government had accused Russia of a campaign of cyber attacks against Democratic Party organizations before the Nov.
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That cyber attacks so often went unpunished left actors feeling nearly invincible and capable of doing whatever they pleased.
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Chatterjee said the biggest threat facing America's energy infrastructure is the increased susceptibility to both physical and cyber attacks.
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Cycling's governing body the UCI joined the condemnation of the cyber attacks and defended the way it issued TUEs.
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Moscow denies the conclusions of U.S. intelligence agencies that it interfered in the election using cyber attacks and disinformation.
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Last month the Trump administration blamed Russia for a campaign of cyber attacks that targeted the U.S. power grid.
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The move has been in the works for years, and is intended to seal Russia off from incoming cyber attacks.
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A bipartisan group of U.S. senators called for a special committee probe of cyber attacks by Russia and other countries.
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The U.S. government has officially accused Russia of orchestrating the cyber attacks in an effort to influence the presidential election.
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The Hedge Fund Standards Board works with members on issues that have caught regulators' attention, including guarding against cyber attacks.
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However, he said, China showed no signs of reforming its approach to technology transfer, intellectual property theft and cyber attacks.
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So the whole Obama administration amounts to a great fiction and artifice rather than a defense against the cyber attacks.
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Canada's six biggest banks have been collaborating along with the Bank of Canada to enhance their defenses against cyber attacks.
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Even with defensive measures stopping attacks midway through, it's estimated that cyber attacks still cost more than $300 billion globally.
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Mike Rogers' recent declaration that he has yet to receive authority from the White House to disrupt Russian cyber attacks.
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Pentagon anxieties about China coincide with a realisation that when troops rely on high-tech kit, cyber-attacks can kill.
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Many of the cyber attacks conducted on behalf of Pyongyang came from outside North Korea using hijacked computers, Boland said.
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After the air strikes of June 20th were called off, cyber-attacks on the IRGC and missile forces went ahead.
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Investigators believe Russian intelligence is behind a wave of cyber attacks on political organizations and even think tanks in Washington.
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Ed Markey is advocating for a stricter standard for preventing cyber attacks and protecting consumer privacy in self-driving cars.
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As president I will make it clear that the United States will treat cyber attacks just like any other attack.
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The former employees said that cyber attacks on the Fed are about as common as at other large financial institutions.
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But some experts say European governments are not fully aware of the impact of potential cyber attacks on the military.
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Jennings said Canberra viewed a more assertive China and the threat of cyber attacks as increasing risks to critical infrastructure.
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But the attack alarmed Obama administration officials who have voiced concerns about the vulnerability of U.S. infrastructure to cyber attacks.
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Macron's campaign has previously complained about attempts to hack its emails, blaming Russian interests in part for the cyber attacks.
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The hackers in the Marriott hotel chain breach used the same cloud hosting service that previous Chinese cyber attacks utilized.
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Terry McAuliffe (D), the association's chairman, said that his state alone was targeted by 86 million cyber attacks last year.
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Many recent cyber attacks targeted at German politicians and institutions have used phishing schemes that include attachments with malicious software.
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Spending by businesses on protection from cyber attacks rose 20 percent year-over-year in 2018, according to Wedbush Securities.
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This week, Jeh Johnson, the top homeland security official under Obama said that Putin had directed the cyber attacks himself.
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On Tuesday, the House Homeland Security Committee will hold a hearing on efforts to secure federal networks from cyber attacks.
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Verizon sought almost triple the price reduction that it ultimately obtained for Yahoo core assets following the massive cyber attacks.
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Because of their short lifespan, campaigns are for the most part woefully weak in securing their data against cyber attacks.
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In 2014 the U.S.-led alliance assessed that cyber attacks could potentially trigger NATO'S mutual defense guarantee, or Article 5.
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Self-defense ends once the attack is stopped, and cyber attacks are usually stopped as soon as they are seen.
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But he was open to discussing the threat of cyber attacks at the NATO-Russia Council, a bilateral diplomatic forum.
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Nielsen would immediately be given the task of helping coordinate the federal response to potential cyber attacks that target elections.
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The significance of such an approach is that it acknowledges that the cyber-attacks cannot effectively be analyzed in isolation.
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Cyber attacks shut down media and party websites on Sunday, though alleged brawling at polling stations was denied by police.
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It was also one of just a handful of known cyber attacks that have damaged any kind of physical infrastructure.
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Cyberwar: The Early Years Early cyber attacks typically involved hackers writing viruses for fun and for the challenge of it.
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Cyber-attacks are rapidly growing, and financial services are a favoured target of thieves and people intent on causing chaos.
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FBI, we are seeking the public release of documents concerning the FBI's response to cyber attacks on US political parties.
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On April 7, 2017, Assange released documents with the specifics of some of the CIA malware used for cyber attacks.
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The diplomats described Russia's behavior as "hybrid warfare," combining cyber attacks and propaganda with the threat or use of force.
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He plans to combat China's ascendancy by relaxing Obama administration restrictions on use of US cyber-attacks on offending countries.
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But investigating voter fraud might complicate efforts by DHS to help states prevent cyber attacks on the 2018 midterm elections.
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The Russian government uses-- cyber-attacks to gain information for economic commercial advantage, for political advantage and for military advantage.
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Cyber attacks are conducted against sectors of the U.S. power grid; some are successful but quickly mitigated by physical overrides.
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In the midst of these many offensives, it is difficult to ascertain pattern or strategy in North Korea's cyber attacks.
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To tackle this threat, the United States must stop other countries from directly and indirectly supporting North Korea's cyber attacks.
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Between April and June alone, it said, recorded cyber-attacks jumped by 22014%, with 21998,550 unique samples of malware discovered.
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That access, it concluded, could help enable cyber attacks against U.S. government, commercial and industrial control networks, the Post reported.
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Private equity and venture capital firms are pouring money into the cybersecurity industry, driven by heightened concerns of cyber attacks.
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Russia has denied any involvement in the incident, and rejects Western claims that it has orchestrated high profile cyber attacks.
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Some of the biggest cyber attacks on Ukraine have been launched on holidays or the days leading up to them.
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The Trump administration is blaming foreign governments for cyber attacks at more than 8 times the rate of its predecessors.
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Experts have warned for years, with growing urgency, that electric utilities are vulnerable to cyber attacks that could cut power.
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"These are targeted attacks on financial opportunity," said Shane Shook, an independent consultant who helps financial firms investigate cyber attacks.
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And it's conducting an international diplomatic and intelligence campaign to counter China's cyber-attacks, traditional espionage and intellectual property theft.
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The bloc should be a bigger player in artificial intelligence and big data and improve its defence against cyber attacks.
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Pyongyang has denied responsibility in its state media for the cyber attacks, criticizing Seoul for "fabricating" claims about online attacks.
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China is still using cyber attacks, espionage and government pressure to obtain U.S. technology secrets, according to the Trump administration.
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As several current and former US national-security officials have warned, Iran's ability to retaliate with cyber attacks is significant.
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Blue Coat's products are used to speed up data flow over the internet and block inappropriate websites and cyber attacks.
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In today's technology-driven economy, cyber-attacks have emerged as a major threat to businesses and governments around the world.
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Shamoon has been used in some of the most destructive cyber attacks in history, including an attack on Saudi Aramco.
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Western nations have accused Russia of sharply escalating its use of cyber attacks during that time, an allegation Moscow denies.
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U.S. security officials have long warned that the United States may be vulnerable to debilitating cyber attacks from hostile adversaries.
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Ostensibly, the program was used for national security purposes — to prevent terrorism, investigate cyber attacks, and perform other counterintelligence operations.
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National security and intelligence officials have long warned that cyber attacks are among the most serious threats facing the United States.
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ZoneAlarm is a free, downloadable firewall and antivirus system that is highly configurable and effective against many kinds of cyber attacks.
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Trump has now accepted that Russia engaged in cyber attacks during the U.S. presidential election and may take action in response.
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The U.S. government this month accused Russia of a campaign of cyber attacks against Democratic Party organizations ahead of the Nov.
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MI6 Chief Alex Younger hosted Johnson, who discussed threats ranging from terrorism to the spread of nuclear weapons and cyber attacks.
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Trump objected to an exclusive story in The Times about the United States ramping up cyber attacks against Russia's power grid.
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The tech giant originally withdrew its search service from China in 2010 due to increased concerns about cyber attacks and censorship.
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It doesn&apost mean, though, that we shouldn&apost call out Russia for attacking our -- conducting cyber-attacks on our system.
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Situations where the driver could lose control because of malicious individuals necessitate OTA updates to protect car owners from cyber attacks.
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All companies are potential victims of cyber attacks, and buying insurance is one way many are trying to manage that risk.
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This confluence has caused an unprecedented number of destructive and increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks and hacks in the last few years.
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Saudi Arabia has suffered a series of "destructive" cyber attacks over the past few weeks, according to a Bloomberg News report.
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Russia has also denied accusations of meddling in the U.S. and French presidential elections and launching cyber attacks against the West.
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View this document on Scribd UK says Russia's GRU was behind a spate of chaotic cyber attacks between 2015 and 2017
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Lawrence Freedman does indeed discuss the impact of cyber-attacks, artificial intelligence and machine learning on the conflicts of the future.
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The report marks the first time a cybersecurity company has pointed to Vietnam as the source of state-motivated cyber-attacks.
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State election officials expressed frustration and disappointment with the federal government following a meeting in Indiana last month preventing cyber attacks.
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It's been over 20 years since Moonlight Maze, and there's been very little progress toward a deterrent strategy against cyber attacks.
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But while the first draft covered war-like cyber attacks between nations, the new draft adds legal analysis of peacetime operations.
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In a Pew survey earlier this month, Americans named it the fourth biggest threat, behind ISIS, cyber attacks and climate change.
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U.S. intelligence officials have also said the Russian cyber attacks aimed to help Trump defeat Democrat Hillary Clinton in the Nov.
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Companies would have to take "reasonable measures" to prevent cyber attacks, including testing and maintenance, and securing wifi access on airplanes.
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European intelligence agencies have said Moscow is also seeking to destabilize governments and influence elections with cyber attacks and fake news.
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Companies would have to take "reasonable measures" to prevent cyber attacks, including testing and maintenance, and secure wifi access on airplanes.
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Since 21625, Russia has also focused notable cyber attacks on Poland, Germany, France, Hungary, Belgium, Denmark, Romania, Switzerland, Austria and Spain.
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The United States government is readying itself for a range of possible cyber attacks it fears could come on Election Day.
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The Pentagon acknowledged earlier this year that it has conducted cyber attacks against Islamic State, although the details are highly classified.
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It includes sanctions on mining and other industries, and targets Russians responsible for cyber attacks or supplying weapons to Syria's government.
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According to a report from Verizon, 71 percent of all cyber attacks are directed at businesses with fewer than 85033 employees.
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The notion that it is reasonable for every company to successfully defend itself from sophisticated cyber attacks is outdated and unhelpful.
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On May 6, the world's richest and most famous investor called cyber attacks a bigger threat to humanity than nuclear weapons.
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The company also aims to tackle the latest phenomenon of artificial intelligence-based cyber attacks with its own AI-based software.
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Vietnam's foreign ministry said this month the government of did not allow any form of cyber attacks against organizations or individuals.
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Rogers went on to say that the administration was attempting to stop nation-state cyber attacks in a variety of ways.
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Russia has been accused of interfering in the 2016 U.S. election and of a series of cyber attacks around the world.
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Other sources familiar with cyber attacks on critical infrastructure by nation states told VICE News the reported CCIRC numbers are unsurprising.
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Private sector efforts have made a very significant contribution to mitigate the cyber attacks so far and to prevent further disruption.
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The sophistication and number of cyber attacks on the security of individuals, businesses, government agencies, and critical infrastructure are only increasing.
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In fact Mr. Macron discussed the need for France to defend itself against cyber attacks and cyber espionage involving those countries.
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The Trump administration recently indicted 2 Russian intelligence officers for cyber attacks on Democrats that were intended to help Trump's campaign.
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" Said unscrupulous means, according to Huawei, perhaps most notably include "[launching] cyber attacks to infiltrate Huawei's intranet and internal information systems.
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We sit behind the scenes and make internet applications faster and we protect them from a wide range of cyber attacks.
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"We have indications of several attacks against our institutions, including possible cyber attacks in the last few months," Mr. Bucher said.
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Meantime, Danish shipping and oil giant, Moller-Maersk, reported cyber attacks could have a negative impact on its third-quarter results.
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In 2012 Iranian hackers were blamed for crippling 30,000 of Saudi Aramco's computers in one of the costliest cyber-attacks ever.
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BlackBerry said its operating system would help guard against cyber attacks, malware and system malfunctions - critical concerns for self-driving vehicles.
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That would require a coordinated response from NATO, which was right to extend Article 5 to cyber attacks five years ago.
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Since then apparently this whole issue has died down and there's been fewer or less of these types of cyber attacks.
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Iran said on Wednesday it was inspecting security at key Gulf oil and gas facilities, including assessing preparedness for cyber attacks.
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They even include examples from the conflict in Ukraine highlighted how conventional warfare mixed with cyber-attacks can have deadly consequences.
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And there are the cyber attacks detailed in the grand jury indictments announced by the Department of Justice on July 13.
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Outlawing cyber attacks against civilian targets would recognize the illegitimacy of this form of conflict without regard for state or cause.
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The proclamation repeated U.S. accusations that Iran sponsors terrorism, arbitrarily detains American citizens, threatens its neighbors and carries out cyber attacks.
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We also need to impose costs on Moscow sufficient to make Putin think twice about launching cyber attacks and information operations.
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Around the world, cyber attacks and other new forms of confrontation are redefining what it even means to be at war.
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The sanctions monitors also concluded that North Korea continued to carry out cyber attacks against financial institutions and cryptocurrency exchanges globally.
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Chinese officials have previously denied allegations of cyber attacks, pointing out that China is a frequently a victim of outside attacks.
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What happens to that narrative when, for example, cyber attacks crash the cellphone networks on which Russians have come to rely?
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Whether you're on Facebook, Ticketfly, Equifax, or a dating site for wannabe adulterers (hi Josh Duggar!), no one's safe from cyber attacks.
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This is not the first time the DOJ has taken this approach to shaming individuals rather than nation-states for cyber attacks.
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Throughout its bizarre odyssey, though, the infrastructure and web services company Cloudflare has defended the site against cyber attacks, particularly DDoS attacks.
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IronNet's behavior models and analytics are intended to capture that type of big picture activity to detect breaches and prevent cyber attacks.
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Latvian government agencies come under frequent cyber attacks and other forms of hsybrid warfare that he believes originate from Russia, he said.
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The Center is worried about cyber attacks on U.S. government agencies and the private sector from China, Russia, North Korea and Iran.
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The U.S report renewed accusations against China's government and military for cyber attacks against U.S. government computer systems, a charge Beijing denies.
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U.S. intelligence has accused the FSB of helping mount cyber attacks against the United States and interfering in the 2016 presidential election.
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To forgive and forget when it comes to Putin regarding cyber attacks is to empower Putin, and that's exactly what he's doing.
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Similarly, the 2017 blackout in Ukraine showed how cyber attacks could weaponize technology and pose catastrophic threats to the digitized state infrastructure.
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The average number of cyber attacks detected by companies in mainland China and Hong Kong grew 969 percent between 2014 and 2016.
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A week ago, a federal grand jury indicted 12 Russian intelligence officers for carrying out cyber attacks to undermine Democratic Party networks.
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In return, it proposes that China's cyber-police use their formidable powers to prevent and punish cyber-attacks launched from Chinese territory.
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Every day organizations take precious time and resources away from their core business mission to defend against and recover from cyber attacks.
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So, according to a Saturday report by The New York Times, Obama ramped up American cyber-attacks on North Korean computer networks.
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The North Korean government has repeatedly denied accusations by security researchers and the U.S. government that it has carried out cyber attacks.
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The firm alleged that the company's cardiac devices are vulnerable to cyber attacks, citing a study conducted by cybersecurity research firm MedSec.
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Details: Maduro blamed opposition "cyber attacks" for being behind Venezuela's crippling power cuts (Maduro had claimed Thursday that the U.S. caused it.).
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Not only is the technology behind cyber attacks rapidly evolving, the nature of how the corporate world uses security firms is changing.
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The psychological stress of cyber attacks could affect individuals' decision-making, leading to "militant and aggressive attitudes" in the population, researchers said.
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Hacquebord's Tokyo-based Trend Micro has consistently said conclusive proof of Russian involvement is hard given the difficulty of attributing cyber attacks.
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I critiqued the report, and its predecessor which claimed 500,000 cyber attacks, because almost all of the claims fell short of reality.
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On Friday, following the publication of this Reuters story, SWIFT urged all of its users to notify the network of cyber attacks.
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The government said the law was intended to protect networks from cyber attacks and would not enable state surveillance or violate rights.
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Kaine noted that cyber attacks during election season were not solely focused on political parties, but on individuals and even voter rolls.
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Regarding cyber attacks, the FCA is seeing "serious vulnerabilities" in areas such as identification of key assets, information and detection, she said.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel warned cyber attacks were a growing part of every day life as more devices get connected to the internet.
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The Kremlin has repeatedly denied accusations it has attempted to use cyber attacks to meddle in either the French or U.S. elections.
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Putin will continue to target NATO members through disinformation campaigns and cyber attacks to divide the domestic societies and influence upcoming elections.
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Daniel Zovatto of International IDEA, an inter-governmental body that promotes democracy, says that cyber-attacks are still exceptional in Latin America.
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The US could use cyber attacks to disrupt Pyongyang's weapons programs -- though experts say that would only delay, rather than stop them.
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But some raised concerns about both the security of cars from cyber attacks and how consumer data would be protected from misuse.
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China is also engaged in cyber attacks that have resulted in the loss of critical military secrets from our weapons development research.
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Our options for determining responses should be informed by unbiased intelligence recommendations, and America's responses to cyber attacks must never be politicized.
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Most cyber-attacks target people who haven't taken basic precautions to secure their accounts, making them "low-hanging fruit" to potential hackers.
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Iran is planning to take legal action against the U.S. for alleged cyber attacks and threats on its networks, according to Bloomberg.
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But the Trump administration wants to expand the role of nukes to respond to "non-nuclear strategic attacks," possibly include cyber attacks.
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She added that the German military could be called in to help in the event of cyber attacks on other governmental institutions.
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John Hultquist, a cyber intelligence analyst with FireEye, said that his firm was concerned about increasingly aggressive cyber attacks from North Korea.
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A third of cyber researchers in a recent poll said exiting the union would make the U.K. open to more cyber attacks.
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The U.S. government on Friday formally accused Russia of a campaign of cyber attacks against Democratic Party organizations ahead of the election.
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Cyber attacks will likely be used only in combination with other military actions, but they will be part of any future conflict.
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Investigators are looking into emails received by the brokerages seeking payment to avert cyber attacks known as distributed denial of service (DDoS).
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C5 is a German government scheme to encourage cloud-based internet service providers to attest they use various safeguards against cyber attacks.
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Hassett said the U.S. economy loses roughly $100 billion per year due to cyber attacks, with the potential costs and risks growing.
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According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIAC), two-thirds of cyber attacks in Japan in 2016 targeted IOT devices.
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There are too many potential points of weakness and possible entries for malicious cyber attacks for encryption to be weak or optional.
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Artificial intelligence is creating highly believable fake content for propaganda, helping government surveillance, enabling new kinds of cyber attacks, and far more.
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Maassen also clashed with other more circumspect government officials when he said Russia was the likely culprit behind cyber attacks on Germany.
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Traditionally low-key UAE has become more influential in its foreign policy in recent years, potentially increasing the threat of cyber-attacks.
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Cyber attacks are evolving and nation states aren't limiting their attacks to other nation states; they're coming after commercial companies as well.
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It combines tactical flexibility with strategic consistency and includes cyber attacks, political assassination and subversion, bribery and corruption, terrorism and proxy warfare.
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Joint Chiefs Chair General Joseph Dunford and Army Chief Mark Milley warn that cyber attacks are serious threats to secure military operations.
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In October, the U.S. government formally accused Russia of a campaign of cyber attacks against Democratic Party organizations ahead of the Nov.
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The defendants, all of whom are Russian intelligence officers, were accused of launching cyber attacks on the Democratic presidential campaign in 2016.
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"Over the last year, we saw a 60 percent increase in the number of cyber attacks against NATO networks," Stoltenberg told reporters.
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According to a new report from researchers at SRLabs, some deployments of RCS are vulnerable to a wide variety of cyber attacks.
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Cyber attacks against banks have increased in numbers and sophistication in recent years, raising questions on lenders' capacity to protect their customers.
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In recent years, more and more companies across a range of industries have fallen victim to cyber attacks, including Sony Pictures, Yahoo!
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They spoke about closer cooperation in the fight against terrorism and even about creating a bilateral framework to address Russian cyber attacks.
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A botnet is a network of interlinked computers, all controlled from a central point, that can be used to orchestrate cyber attacks.
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The Obama administration formally accused Russia in October of a campaign of cyber attacks against Democratic Party organizations ahead of the Nov.
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But America's increasingly litigious response to cyber-attacks throws up another concern: will its own legion of government hackers face retribution in kind?
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Will Trump actually use cyber attacks against Russia if they're found with their cyber hands in our cyber pockets in the next election?
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However, Yahoo News reported on Thursday that the United States had launched cyber attacks, even as Trump backed away from a conventional attack.
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The indictment represents the Obama administration's latest attempt to more publicly confront cyber attacks carried out by other countries against the United States.
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"Cyber-attacks are seen as the number one risk for doing business in markets that account for 50% of global GDP," she said.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have said Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered cyber attacks to help then-Republican candidate Donald Trump's chances of becoming president.
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Russian cyber attacks and electronic jamming also disabled Western-provided equipment, including what Washington had considered state-of-the-art unmanned aerial vehicles.
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He was sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury in 2016 and this year accused of attempted interference in the U.S. election and cyber attacks.
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In 2013, South Korea blamed the North for crippling cyber-attacks that froze the computer systems of its banks and broadcasters for days.
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He did not answer the question of who is behind the growing trend of cyber attacks, or suggest how he would fight it.
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European intelligence agencies have also said Moscow is seeking to destabilise governments and influence elections in Europe with cyber attacks and fake news.
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In 2007, Estonia blamed Moscow for a series of cyber-attacks amid a dispute over the relocation of a Soviet-era war memorial.
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Germany's domestic intelligence agency announced in early December that it had noted an increase in Russian propaganda and cyber attacks against political parties.
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U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that Russia engaged in cyber attacks to sway the 2016 election against Democrat Hillary Clinton in favor of Trump.
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"I think our politicians still underestimate the Russian activities," he added, saying protection against cyber attacks still doesn't have the priority it should.
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As cyber-attacks and the number of connected devices expand, companies are looking for certified professionals to fill an influx of open roles.
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As 60 Minutes recently highlighted, connected devices — especially smartphones — are vulnerable to cyber attacks from hackers, so security is of the utmost importance.
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A record number of security breaches affected billions of people worldwide, including cyber attacks that dramatically impacted the course of businesses and governments.
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US officials are warning European governments that they too might be targeted by cyber attacks intended to influence elections, according to BuzzFeed News.
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Obama signed an executive order in April 2015 that allows for the U.S. to levy economic sanctions directly in response to cyber attacks.
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But foreign executives still tell horror stories about pressure to share secrets with local partners and cyber-attacks on company servers back home.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's domestic intelligence agency expects further cyber attacks directed against German politicians and government officials ahead of national elections on Sept.
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A power outage in the Ukraine before Christmas was part of a widespread and coordinated series of cyber attacks, researchers revealed this week.
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Shalon has pleaded not guilty to charges that he orchestrated cyber attacks that resulted in the theft of over 100 million people's information.
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Some of the biggest organizations in the world have been victims of cyber-attacks and this has meant cybersecurity companies have gained traction.
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A federal audit released in May found that Clinton and her aides failed to follow guidelines for protecting sensitive information from cyber attacks.
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And so I think that we really have to focus on how we're going to protect individuals and our country from cyber attacks.
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The Clinton campaign and the U.S. Intelligence officials have blamed the Russian government for a series of cyber attacks on Democratic Party institutions.
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Last year CrowdStrike, a cyber-security firm, put China ahead of Russia as the most prolific sponsor of cyber-attacks against the West.
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The group targeted by these cyber attacks say this criticism has put them in the cross-hairs of Israel's considerable cyber offensive capabilities.
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The Financial Times reported the study's findings, which showed that participants' levels of cortisol — the stress hormone — increased after experiencing simulated cyber attacks.
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The news comes amid a surge in cyber attacks using software that forces infected computers to mine crypto currencies on behalf of hackers.
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Former economy minister Macron's campaign has previously complained about attempts to hack its emails, blaming Russian interests in part for the cyber attacks.
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Roach told analysts that growth this year would stem from areas like improved productivity and rising demand from clients to combat cyber attacks.
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"With increasing digitization and automation, Bangladesh ICT [information and communications technology] sector remains vulnerable to cyber-attacks from crime syndicates," the statement said.
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Another approach would be cyber attacks to disrupt Pyongyang's weapons programs -- though experts say that would only delay, rather than stop them. 3.
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The company claimed over 600,000 cyber attacks took place, which can only be accurate using a very loose definition of the word attack.
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He said the figures were the totals recorded stolen, or the target of attempted theft, in cyber attacks over the course of 2016.
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" A quote from Rhoades: "Cyber attacks on campaigns and elections are a threat to our democracy and affect people of all political stripes.
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The Global Risks Report highlighted several top risks for 2018, including environmental threats from extreme weather and temperatures, economic inequalities and cyber attacks.
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For businesses in the North America, East Asia and Pacific regions, the biggest risks were considered to be cyber attacks and asset bubbles.
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Also common in many written plans are the identification of critical third-party service providers, responses to cyber attacks, terrorist attacks and succession.
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The Association of Banks in Singapore told Reuters it had invited SWIFT for a meeting in June to discuss the latest cyber attacks.
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We have already seen a glimpse of the damage that can be done through cyber attacks directed at private or semi-private entities.
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The "NCSC Industry 100" initiative will look to embed people from industry to identify threats, vulnerabilities, and develop advice to combat cyber attacks.
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Major U.S. banks are also scrutinising the security of the SWIFT messaging network following the cyber attacks, according to media reports on Tuesday.
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And at the same time, the United States is saying, with cyber attacks, you know, stop attacking our elections, stop attacking our banks.
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The company has said that it was warned to be prepared for further cyber attacks once word of the giant breach got out.
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Democrats also plan to ask Perry about how he will protect the electricity grid from cyber attacks, an aide to a senator said.
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"Cyber attacks can have catastrophic effects on small businesses and their customers," said Thune, who chairs the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.
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While not determinant of the presidential election outcomes, the cyber attacks infused the elections with intrigue and even reports of false news narratives.
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Washington and Moscow are at odds over several issues, from Russian involvement in the Ukraine conflict, the war in Syria and cyber attacks.
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Highly publicized cyber attacks are good for business for most cyber security firms, even though experts say such attacks underscore the industry's failings.
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To minimize the risk of cyber attacks, businesses should treat cybersecurity as workplace culture issue, rather than an IT issue, according to Todt.
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The FedEx cyber attacks may have been targeting something more than money, according to Ed Stroz, the former FBI head of computer crime.
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While most fear a nuclear attack from North Korea, North Korea has consistently used cyber attacks as a distraction from its nuclear program.
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Russia, China in general: The bill addresses "China's militarization in the South China Sea and deterring Russia's military aggression and cyber attacks," Sen.
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Experts at the forefront of coping with highly sophisticated cyber attacks at NSA and elsewhere need to be leveraged in the remedial process.
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The Obama and Trump White Houses both have been hesitant to take Congressional direction on how to punish cyber attacks in the past.
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Republican John McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said on Friday that Russia must face a penalty for the cyber attacks.
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The experts warn that the commission's plan to centralize voter data with a national database could become a target of foreign cyber attacks.
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The firm would continue to lend its support to international efforts to protect the global financial system from future cyber attacks, it added.
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Lithuania also said last week the Kremlin was responsible for cyber attacks that have hit government computers there over the past two years.
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Wikileaks published the Clinton emails just hours after the U.S. government accused Russia of a campaign of cyber attacks against Democratic Party organizations.
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The U.S. government formally accused Russia of a campaign of cyber attacks against U.S. political organizations in October, a month before the Nov.
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Last week, the administration accused the Russian government of cyber attacks stretching back at least two years that targeted the U.S. power grid.
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L). Following is a list of companies and organizations that have reported being hit by cyber attacks: Russia's top oil producer Rosneft (ROSN.
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"Ultimately this assault won't succeed, but foreign aggressions including cyber attacks, disinformation, and financial influence should never be downplayed or tolerated," he said.
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Otherwise, the nation's system operators will be unprepared for heatwaves, polar vortices, spikes in natural gas prices, cyber attacks and other disruptive events.
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His 2015 article "Attributing Cyber Attacks " was designed to explain, guide, and improve the identification of network breaches (Journal of Strategic Studies 2015).
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For example, some have asserted, wrongly, that the NPR advocates the resumption of nuclear testing and responding to cyber-attacks with nuclear weapons.
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"Most campaigns don't have the tools right now to defend themselves from cyber attacks," Clinton campaign chair Robby Mook said in an email.
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It entails overseeing more than 200 prosecutors handling high-profile cases ranging from terrorism to wrongdoing on Wall Street, cyber attacks and corruption.
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Bradford told CNN that the comments were the result of "cyber attacks and Internet crimes" that had been going on for several years.
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Beyond these threats, the United States, Russia and China face an irony of asymmetry from the low cost of drone and cyber attacks.
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Such cyber attacks seek to acquire technical leadership for nations lacking the investments, human talent or other foundational elements associated with technical innovation.
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The recent CNN poll showed 85033 percent of Americans believe Trump is not doing enough to protect U.S. elections from Russian cyber attacks.
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Officials also remained concerned that real information seized during cyber attacks could be used to discredit politicians or affect the election, he said.
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Another U.S. government source said Trump could also opt to escalate cyber attacks and other covert action aimed at undermining North Korea's leadership.
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Some U.S. lawmakers have suggested passing resolutions voicing support for intelligence agencies, or spending more to enhance election security and prevent cyber attacks.
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He has accused Moscow of imposing its will on other nations by force and employing disinformation and cyber attacks to subvert Western democracies.
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" She recognizes that "our electric grid… is increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks" and that "cyber attacks have profound consequences for our economy and our national security," but thus far, Secretary Clinton has simply stated that "our country will outpace this rapidly changing threat, maintain strong protections against unwarranted government or corporate surveillance, and ensure American companies are the most competitive in the world.
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Friday's massive cyber attacks blocked users from accessing popular websites like Twitter, Reddit, HBO, and Netflix Friday's massive cyber attacks blocked users from accessing popular websites like Twitter, Reddit, HBO, and Netflix Internet users across the United States on Friday were blocked from accessing popular websites like Twitter, Reddit, HBO, Netflix, and others, as part of what officials are calling an "unprecedented" cyberattack.
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North Korea's malicious activities extend beyond its weapons program and cyber attacks; North Korea is one of the world's foremost abusers of human rights.
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The Treasury alleged they either supported Iran's ballistic missile program or its Quds Force, or engaged in cyber attacks against the U.S. financial system.
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This was, in part, to keep a check on the speed of its growth and to serve as a security measure against cyber attacks.
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U.S. intelligence agencies say Russia was behind cyber attacks before the U.S. election in November that aimed to help Trump defeat Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia conducted cyber attacks on Democrats in an effort to influence the 2016 U.S. election on Trump's behalf.
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Ukrenergo did not say who was behind the incident, although Ukrainian security services blamed Russian cyber attacks for similar power outages in December 2015.
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Europe is poised to host several key elections throughout 2017 with respective political organizations anxious to boost their defenses to any potential cyber attacks .
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Prosecutors say Shalon, together with Maryland-born Joshua Samuel Aaron, orchestrated cyber attacks that resulted in the theft of over 100 million peoples' information.
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Earlier this week, two Chinese intelligence officers, computer hackers and others were indicted for cyber attacks aimed at stealing engine data for commercial airliners.
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Last year, the Trump administration followed suit by charging two officers of Russia's FSB, a successor to the KGB, for cyber-attacks on Yahoo.
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"This may make them more vulnerable to cyber attacks, so in theory they should be more concerned about these threats not less," she said.
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When cyber attacks and data breaches do occur, the NCSA will lead investigations and ensure accountability where people failed to abide by the law.
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In addition, demand for cyber insurance has been fueled by governments, which are becoming more actively involved in policing corporate responses to cyber attacks.
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With this in mind, it's encouraging to see the White House put together a plan for cyber attacks on physical infrastructure and key databases.
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Russia's main domestic security agency says unspecified foreign special services are plotting a series of cyber attacks aimed at destabilizing the nation's financial system.
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And the current administration seems to fear accusations of partisanship so much that they withhold important intelligence about cyber attacks coming from foreign governments.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A wave of cyber attacks by criminals, spies and hacker activists should make these heady days for U.S. cyber security startups.
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Events that could trigger large claims include cyber attacks on electronic grids and transportation systems, or hacks of large data storage clouds, Fitch said.
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The Boston, Massachusetts-based firm's products are used by companies to protect their systems from cyber attacks, such as the recent WannaCry ransomware attack.
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"The government of Vietnam does not allow any form of cyber-attacks against organizations or individuals," said foreign ministry spokeswoman Le Thi Thu Hang.
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Governments are increasingly warning about the risks private businesses face from cyber attacks, both those carried out by foreign governments and financially motivated criminals.
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Gaps in Knowledge Will be Filled with Hype News organizations grab attention from their audience when headlines speak of cyber attacks against critical infrastructure.
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Beyond this conventional military build up, however, are complex and brazen cyber attacks by China that are leaving America and its allies increasingly concerned.
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State-controlled Al Ekhbariya TV said on Twitter, using the hash tag #Shamoon, that several Saudi organizations had been targeted in recent cyber attacks.
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The NIS warning covered a large number of possible targets, including "subways, shopping malls, exhibition centers, power plants" as well as possible cyber attacks.
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"If they had to take responsibility for criminal cyber attacks, serious providers could no longer offer their products in the German market," she said.
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The U.S. has numerous issues with Russia, including its conduct in the Syrian war, its actions in Ukraine and its cyber attacks in America.
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Maxwell suggests that the success of North Korea's financially-motivated cyber attacks could lead Kim to consider using his hackers for more destructive purposes.
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"Internet of Things (IoT) devices have been subject to cyber attacks because they are mostly based on the Linux open source system," he said.
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Where the NSA is primarily tasked with intelligence gathering, Cyber Command's role appears to be more active: stopping ongoing cyber attacks and launching counterattacks.
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Me doesn't support a cryptocurrency or token, and the distributed network approach means the system is more resilient against potential cyber attacks and downtime.
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The cyber attacks were aimed at slowing down or blocking online services by directing a huge amount of data traffic towards a particular website.
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North Korea has often been implicated in cyber attacks in South Korea and elsewhere but Pyongyang has either ignored or denied accusations of hacking.
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More to come, inevitably, as the extent of the cyber attacks continues to reverberate across what is already an unusual and unusually ugly election.
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In fact, there are a few dozen smaller cyber-attacks on the federal government each year, most of which go unnoticed by the public.
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He added that foreign aggressions—including cyber-attacks, the spreading of disinformation via social media or financial influence—"should not be downplayed or tolerated".
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Great care must be taken not to reveal our secret capabilities as a result of cyber attacks against American institutions, organizations, infrastructure or individuals.
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" He added, "The shared threats we and our partners face from Russia, terrorists, cyber-attacks, and nuclear weapons make NATO more important than ever.
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By employing cyber attacks and hacking to steal US military technology, China is circumventing the long, painstaking research and development phase of weapons manufacturing.
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It would also require DHS to develop materials and programs for SBDCs to help the small businesses in their area defend against cyber attacks.
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Instead of bombers, fighter planes and missiles, they can sit at a computer and deploy cheap but destructive cyber attacks on U.S. critical infrastructure.
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The US vociferously objects to any allegation it carries out cyber attacks for commercial or trade purposes, as China has been accused of doing.
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Cyber stocks had rallied in 2013 and 2014 on expectations the industry would benefit from a seemingly endless streak of headline-grabbing cyber attacks.
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Only one day before FedEx announced it was hit, cyber attacks crippled companies including Merck and Britain's WPP, as well as the Ukrainian government.
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Overall, however, North Korea's isolation makes it hard for the United States to come up with an effective strategy to counter Pyongyang's cyber attacks.
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That is a far cry from one of the earliest cyber-attacks on a nuclear facility, which took place in India two decades ago.
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He has even allowed China to steal government secrets with cyber attacks and engaged in industrial espionage against the United States and its companies.
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On one hand, the distributed grids make it harder for cyber attacks to bring down all the the US' electricity in one foul swoop.
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Despite a rise in attacks on governments, infrastructure and political institutions, few international agreements currently exist governing acceptable use of nation-state cyber attacks.
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The company, which has probed some of the biggest cyber attacks to date including the Equifax breach, said its operating costs dropped 43 percent.
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Why it matters: This is the first publicly identified target of the cyber attacks Moscow has launched in the buildup to the 2018 midterms.
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Hours after his release, the U.S. government blamed Pyongyang for a raft of cyber attacks stretching back to 2009 and warned more were likely.
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Trump's enigmatic relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin and his joking condonement of Russian cyber attacks on US citizens directly touches on these concerns.
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Banks globally face a growing threat from cyber attacks, more of which have succeeded since February's $81 million heist from the Bangladesh central bank.
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Trump last week signed a federal spending bill that includes nearly $400 million in funding to help states safeguard voting systems from cyber attacks.
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Trump also could opt for escalating cyber attacks and other covert actions aimed at undermining the North Korean leadership, a U.S. government source said.
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Cyber attacks, for instance, could play a surprisingly large role in the event of conflict, gumming up the oil system or even causing damage.
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The North has been suspected of carrying out similar cyber attacks on South Korean electric utilities, in addition to other government and financial institutions.
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In recent months, high-profile individuals like Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and 'Shark Tank' co-host Barbara Corcoran both fell victim to cyber attacks.
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In 2017 Mr Smith proposed a "Digital Geneva Convention", an international treaty to protect civilians against state-sponsored cyber-attacks in times of peace.
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In the face of nuclear threats, ISIS, cyber attacks and other threats, soft power remains critical to a nation's safety and success, experts say.
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Another important education tool in the fight against cyber-attacks is the voluntary procedures developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
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The program's recommendations would then require a national strategy, crafted by federal agencies and the energy industry, to secure the grid against cyber attacks.
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The comments come a day before NATO defense ministers will meet in Brussels to discuss rising threats such as Russia, cyber attacks and terrorism.
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WASHINGTON, March 15 (Reuters) - The Trump administration on Thursday blamed the Russian government for a campaign of cyber attacks targeting the U.S. energy grid.
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Even in the absence of military action by the United States against North Korea, cyber attacks by Pyongyang are likely to become more common.
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For example, gray zone operations such as cyber attacks, sabotage and interdicting weapons transfers, can be effective ways to compel changes in Iran's conduct.
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NATO accuses Russia of trying to destabilise the West with new nuclear weapons, pulling out of arms control treaties, cyber attacks and covert action.
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BlackBerry has said its operating system would help guard against cyber attacks, malware and system malfunctions; its shares traded higher Wednesday on the news.
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Taiwan's governmental departments face "frequent cyber attacks and scanning of their vulnerabilities, with the attack volume reaching 10 million a month," the source said.
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It said brokers should review and enhance their controls to combat cyber attacks and alert clients to suspicious activities to stop further unauthorized trading.
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Cyber attacks, especially those which affect producers engaged in critical infrastructure, machinery and armament, are becoming a big headache for European blue chip companies.
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And as we have seen, major corporations and government agencies have also been seriously derelict in preventing cyber attacks on vital infrastructure or information.
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Ukrainian institutions were hit by a wave of cyber attacks earlier in the day, including banks, the state energy distributor and Kiev's main airport.
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The budget, if enacted, would give the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) $1.5 billion to protect federal networks and critical infrastructure from cyber attacks.
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"The Russians have engaged in cyber attacks against the United States of America [and] you are willing to spout the Putin line," she said.
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However, the North's state media released a statement sharply denying U.S. allegations this week that Pyongyang was behind a number of recent cyber attacks.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Some Russian financial organizations have suffered cyber attacks by malware called "BadRabbit" but have not been compromised, Russia's central bank said on Wednesday.
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France should not only be able to defend itself against cyber attacks but should also be able to strike itself when necessary, Le Drian said.
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Top German intelligence officials have urged lawmakers to give them greater legal authority to "hack back" in the event of cyber attacks from foreign powers.
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KRASNAYA POLYANA (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that cyber attacks or other types of interference in other countries' internal affairs were intolerable.
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The US report also dredged up old grievances against China's government and military for cyber attacks against US. government computer systems — a charge Beijing denies.
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In other news, the Department of Homeland Security said this week that it would lead an initiative to protect US voting systems from cyber attacks.
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"Vladimir Putin himself directed the covert cyber attacks against our electoral system, against our democracy, apparently because he has a personal beef against," she said.
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Cyber attacks on government are growing Ransomware attacks have spiked since 2016, hijacking the computer systems of government entities like cities, police departments and schools.
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It has invaded an EU neighbor, launched cyber-attacks and cross-border kidnappings against Estonia, and violated NATO airspace all along the alliance's Eastern border.
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Insurance against cyber-attacks may cover nominal losses but may not contain reputational damage that could lead to client outflows or loss of investor confidence.
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Considering that large-scale cyber attacks like the WannaCry ransomware spread through oblivious link-clicking, this is important if we hope to stop future attacks.
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The financial sector is the most common target of cyber attacks, accounting for 19 percent of the total, according to a recent study by IBM.
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Washington imposed new sanctions on 19 Russians and five groups, including Moscow's intelligence services, for meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other cyber attacks.
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Meanwhile, corporate victims have begun to recover from the attack and NATO has brought in new equipment to help Ukraine defend against future cyber attacks.
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New information technologies also made financial networks more open and cyber-attacks more sophisticated, increasing the need for authorities to boost security measures, he said.
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Still, cyberspace remains central to all of Beijing's predominant economic and political interests, and cyber attacks are, and will continue to be, a potent tool.
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Daryl Kimball of the Arms Control Association, a think-tank, says that cyber-attacks on nuclear command-and-control systems could "vastly increase crisis instability".
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Mr Martin suggested that none of the 1,200 significant cyber-attacks dealt with by the NCSC since 2016 involved back doors planted by other countries.
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State and federal officials said having DHS pursue voter fraud allegations would undermine efforts to protect voting systems from cyber attacks, a current DHS priority.
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Cyber attacks could not only lead to losses of information and the denial of services but could manipulate data and sabotage military commands, they say.
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"WADA condemns these ongoing cyber-attacks that are being carried out in an attempt to undermine WADA and the global anti-doping system," he added.
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Beijing has said previously it is a victim of hacking, although the United States has accused it of cyber attacks on U.S. government computer systems.
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Verizon in February lowered its original offer by $350 million for Yahoo assets in the wake of two massive cyber attacks at the internet company.
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That said, despite its widespread impact, WannaCrypt is unlikely to instigate that paradigm shift so badly needed when it comes to defending against cyber attacks.
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Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Sunday that he does not believe the United States should limit itself in its response to Russia's cyber attacks.
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The financial sector is the most common target of cyber attacks, accounting for 19 percent of the total, according to a recent study by IBM.
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Stoltenberg's comments on cyber come amid increased concerns over security following the US intelligence community's findings that Russia directed cyber attacks against US electoral organizations.
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In Denmark, supermarket chains Bilka and Fotex said their websites had been taken down by cyber attacks at the launch of their Black Friday campaigns.
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The dismal forecast weighed on the smaller loss that the company posted as a result of higher spending by enterprises to fend off cyber attacks.
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"It is only a matter of when they will become victims of cyber attacks — not if," says Chris Doggett, SVP of Global Sales at Carbonite.
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So the news that a prominent and controversial technology was used to fund state-sponsored cyber attacks will not be passed over by its critics.
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That means that NATO and the EU must share intelligence and analyse it together, and ensure that both can protect their networks from cyber-attacks.
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The stakes really are that high—and we need drastically improved security tools to take on modern cyber attacks, which are coming fast and furious.
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The company, which has probed some of the biggest cyber attacks to date including the Equifax breach, has also kept a tight leash on costs.
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The department also has a responsibility to protect the nation from cyber-attacks, but took a sluggish approach to Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Revenue from Akamai's cloud security business, which protects websites and data centers from cyber attacks, rose 252.73 percent to $80.7 million for the first quarter.
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Top German intelligence officials told parliament last month they needed greater legal authority to strike back in the event of cyber attacks from foreign powers.
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Private enterprises, particularly those that are already top targets of cyber-attacks, must take this threat seriously and prioritize the security of their mobile devices.
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China has long insisted it is also a victim of cyber attacks, but it does not usually go public about incidents like the US does.
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China restricts our imports, steals our intellectual property, dumps goods that they stole from us into world markets, and cyber-attacks us at every turn.
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It attempts to protect the power grid from an expected rise in extreme weather events, such as ice storms and hurricanes, and from cyber attacks.
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Karamba's systems will protect the car from possible cyber attacks on external communications between vehicles and surrounding infrastructure, as well as the car's internal electronics.
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Since North Korea's second nuclear test in May 20143, its cyber attacks have targeted South Korea's critical networks every time there is a nuclear test.
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Meanwhile, we face a real risk to our democracy– the continuing and increasing cyber attacks on our election infrastructure from Russia and other foreign adversaries.
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This is what the Center for Strategic and International Studies reported with regard to foreign capabilities: There are countries that could launch damaging cyber attacks.
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These attacks were a rapid response to U.S. sanctions and cyber attacks against Iran's nuclear program that were widely attributed to the U.S. and Israel.
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The indictments are the latest attempt by the Obama administration to more publicly confront cyber attacks carried out by other countries against the United States.
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In among the terror attacks and the cyber attacks, the failing healthcare system and the rising levels of child poverty, we've quietly raised our thresholds.
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Last year it purchased two small Israeli companies - cyber security start-up Hyperwise and Lacoon Mobile Security to help prevent cyber attacks on mobile phones.
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The new report, which analyzed suspected cyber attacks between 2015 and 2017 on South Korean government and commercial institutions, identified another Lazarus spinoff named Andariel.
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Many of those incidents reported in 2017 were financially and politically-motivated, said Chen, but the source and cause of cyber attacks can be anything.
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More than 2,200 such attacks occur every day, with China and the US the main culprits, according to Digital Attack Map, which tracks cyber attacks.
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There's no doubt now that Russia has used cyber attacks against all kinds of organizations in our country, and I am deeply concerned about this.
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The new report, which analysed suspected cyber attacks between 2015 and 2017 on South Korean government and commercial institutions, identified another Lazarus spinoff named Andariel.
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Washington imposed new sanctions on 19 Russians and five groups, including Moscow's intelligence services, for meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other cyber attacks.
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That is, if a nation wants to be safe(r) when it comes to cyber threats, it cannot continuously refuse to respond to cyber attacks.
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Fifth, the Cyber "Czar" in the White House should be restored so that there is one accountable official overseeing our collective response to cyber attacks.
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Saudi Aramco previously suffered one of the worst cyber attacks in history, when 35,000 computers were partially wiped or totally destroyed by hackers in 2012.
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"Covered entities would be required to be capable of operating critical business functions in the face of cyber-attacks," the regulators said in a statement.
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This ends up being a very quiet election cycle from the perspective of either attempted or successful cyber-attacks against candidates, campaigns or election systems.
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There have been at least four known cyber attacks against a bank involving fraudulent messages on the SWIFT payments network, one dating back to 2013.
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Boisvert, who this year began advising the Ontario provincial government on security issues, said that infrastructure firms are not doing enough to thwart cyber attacks.
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Measures include expediting the permitting of LNG projects, natural gas pipeline permits, boosting hydropower production and improving defenses against cyber attacks on the electric grid.
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Unknown risks include little-understood possibilities for cyber-attacks on nuclear weapons systems, attacks that could potentially either activate or deactivate nuclear-armed missile launches.
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Analysts argue that Chinese security standards currently go beyond just preventing cyber attacks by also serving the purpose of protecting domestic firms from foreign competition.
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Noble, who will begin her new role in February 2020, will lead the ASD at a time when Australia is increasingly concerned about cyber-attacks.
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Cyber attacks linked by experts to North Korea have targeted aerospace, telecommunications and financial companies in recent years, disrupting networks and businesses around the world.
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Poloz said NAFTA is the "number one" thing that keeps him up at night, followed by high household debt and the risk of cyber attacks.
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O core business for $5003 billion, lowering its original offer by $350 million in the wake of two massive cyber attacks at the internet company.
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"There is a huge plethora of cyber attacks going on right now through really targeted phishing emails that are preying on people's fears," Phelps says.
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An indictment unsealed on Monday in federal court in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, charged the three with launching "coordinated and unauthorized" cyber attacks between 2011 and 2017.
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Russia, whose agents U.S. agencies said meddled in the 2016 election with cyber attacks and disinformation, remains a determined U.S. intelligence adversary, security officials said.
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The law is the latest in a series of moves by Chinese authorities designed to guard core infrastructure and private enterprises against large-scale cyber attacks.
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Ties between Washington and Moscow have become strained over the conflicts in Ukraine and Syria, and allegations of Russian cyber attacks featured in the election campaign.
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The U.S. government has formally accused Russia of a campaign of cyber attacks against Democratic Party organizations in the run-up to the U.S. presidential election.
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The U.S. government for the first time on Friday formally accused Russia of a campaign of cyber attacks against Democratic Party organizations ahead of the Nov.
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Information about cyber attacks is typically guarded by a high classification because it may involve nation-state involvement or contain sensitive sources and methods, he said.
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And while these aren't considered as dangerous as APTs, they currently comprise the lion's share of cyber attacks and could inflict major damage on multiple industries.
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A U.S. intelligence report last week said Putin directed a sophisticated influence campaign including cyber attacks to denigrate Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and support Trump.
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Priebus' wording did not appear to foreshadow the dramatic reversal of Trump's apparent Russia policy that experts say would be required to deter further cyber attacks.
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But with banks threatened by a growing number of cyber attacks and under pressure from nimble new entrants to the sector, regulators are now considering changes.
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It's in part about protecting the government, but also about protecting the wider UK digital economy, since cyber attacks would directly impact confidence in the latter.
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Another semi-covert approach would be for Washington to use electronic warfare or cyber attacks to disable North Korean missiles during or shortly after their launch.
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Since Russia's war on Georgia in 2008, cyber-attacks have been established as the way in which state-on-state conflicts are most likely to begin.
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McAfee mocked both Trump and Clinton for a lack of technological bona fides and offered a grave assessment of the country's vulnerabilities to Chinese cyber-attacks.
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"In most cases, cyber attacks and crimes take place from outside the country," said Zunaid Ahmed Palak, a junior government minister for information and communications technology.
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The breaches targeting reporters and news organizations are part of an apparent surge in cyber attacks in the past year against entities beyond US government agencies.
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It also imposes sanctions on Russians convicted of human rights abuses or cyber attacks and would allow new sanctions on Russian mining, metals, shipping and railways.
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Nevertheless, it feels like we're entering a new era of cyber attacks, one where politically motivated attacks can hide behind the mask of money-hungry hackers.
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Foreign spy agencies routinely try to collect information on U.S. elections, and there were some cyber attacks against political campaigns detected during the 2012 election cycle.
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Government must ensure measures are put in place to safeguard operation in the event of cyber attacks, floods, power cuts and other comparable events, it adds.
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Veronesi told Reuters that AB InBev and the entire industry have been facing increased cyber attacks, ranging from "financially motivated" hacks to attempts at disrupting operations.
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According to the British defence secretary Michael Fallon: Russia is carrying out a sustained campaign of cyber attacks targeting democracy and critical infrastructure in the West.
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The United States sanctioned GRU officers including its chief, Igor Korobov, in 2016 and 2018 for attempted interference in the 2016 U.S. election and cyber attacks.
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Britain could call on allies for a coordinated Western response, freeze the assets of Russian business leaders and officials, expel diplomats or launch targeted cyber attacks.
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U.S. intelligence agencies said in January that Russia had conducted cyber attacks on Democrats in an effort to influence the 2016 U.S. election on Trump's behalf.
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"However, during this process, the data transmission is vulnerable to cyber attacks or data break, which may expose sensitive user's [electronic health record] data," he said.
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The vice president also derided Russia for interfering in the 2016 presidential election and vowed the Trump administration would do more to prevent future cyber-attacks.
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" They added that "this capability could enable collection of sensitive traffic carried on transatlantic cables and/or cyber attacks against secure computer systems, among other things.
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Small wonder, then, that the United States has preferred to stick with alternative techniques such as economic sanctions and cyber attacks to interfere with missile tests.
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In the past, the U.S. government has openly blamed hackers from Iran, Russia or North Korea for disruptive cyber attacks against U.S. companies, but not China.
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Other steps that have been under consideration are escalating cyber attacks and other covert action aimed at undermining North Korea's leadership, another U.S. source said recently.
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Reuters was unable to determine the number or frequency of cyber attacks involving the SWIFT system, or how often the banks report them to SWIFT officials.
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The U.S. government this month formally accused Russia for the first time of a campaign of cyber attacks against Democratic Party organisations ahead of the Nov.
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"Cyber attacks do not respect international boundaries, and many of the threats and vulnerabilities we face are shared around the globe," said NCSC head Ciaran Martin.
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"The nature of cyber-attacks is ever evolving, and we need to maintain our ability to take decisive action against this increasingly dangerous threat," Mattis wrote.
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During Montenegro's parliamentary elections in October, coordinated cyber-attacks against government websites and massive trolling of fake news on social media sought to discredit the vote.
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Rome is also resisting EU proposals to impose sanctions on countries that carry out cyber-attacks, in another move seen as being in favor of Moscow.
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The only new thing is that for the first time the United States has recognised at the highest level … that they themselves do it [cyber-attacks].
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The U.S. Treasury accused the 11 of supporting Iran's ballistic missile program or its Revolutionary Guards, or engaging in cyber attacks against the U.S. financial system.
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The comprehensive plan highlights the desire for regulators to bulletproof the industry as companies continue to face a growing threat of sophisticated and frequent cyber attacks.
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He described the WikiLeaks release as playing into a larger "disinformation campaign" aimed at undermining the intelligence community's attribution of cyber attacks, particularly those to Russia.
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The group redacted names of agents and third parties who appeared in the documents, and did not release the computer code needed to conduct cyber attacks.
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Sanction targets could include individual people or entire companies accused of interfering in U.S. elections by cyber attacks or other means, a U.S. official told Reuters.
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Just as Israel recently responded to Hamas attacks, the U.S. needs to make clear that all options are on the table for responding to cyber attacks.
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Information Systems Security Partners (ISSP), a Kiev-based cyber research firm that has investigated previous cyber attacks against Ukraine, is pursuing the same line of inquiry.
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Clapper—along with officials from the Department of Homeland Security—seized headlines in October by attributing this year's cyber attacks against the Democratic Party to Russia.
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Ben Sasse, a relatively critical voice toward Trump within his party, to say the President should declare Russia the nation's enemy and focus on cyber-attacks.
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State and federal officials said that having DHS pursue voter fraud allegations would undermine efforts to protect voting systems from cyber attacks, a current DHS priority.
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Last year, Singapore kick-started a process to separate the work computers of its public servants from the internet as a defense against potential cyber attacks.
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Grossman, 39, has joined as chief of security strategy for SentinelOne, which sells software to protect Windows, Mac and Linux computers against cyber attacks with malware.
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However, one factor that is often overlooked is the inability of the U.S. government to respond to the overwhelming scale of cyber attacks against U.S. entities.
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Arne Schoenbohm, president of Germany's BSI federal cyber agency, said many big companies and especially those operating critical infrastructure were generally well-prepared for cyber attacks.
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There is also a need to ensure that firms have adequate protection against cyber attacks on the data they hold, the regulators said in the statement.
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The Obama administration has struggled to develop a clear strategy for responding to cyber attacks, due to the difficulty of identifying hackers and fears of escalation.
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Prosecutors say Shalon, together with Maryland-born Joshua Samuel Aaron, orchestrated cyber attacks that resulted in the theft of information from more than 100 million people.
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The U.S. government has been quicker to blame other nations, most notably North Korea, for destructive cyber attacks, including the WannaCry ransomware attack in May 2017.
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Israel, which last year received some 20 percent of private global cyber investment, is prepared to work with other governments to combat cyber attacks, he said.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singaporean telecoms service provider StarHub Ltd said intentional cyber attacks had caused internet connection disruption for some of its home broadband customers on Oct.
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We are also putting that information together with information about other efforts that are being used to undermine our democracy, like cyber attacks, and money laundering.
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Over the summer, a long slog of digital sleuthing into the cyber attacks on the Democratic National Committee and others improbably led to this isolated spot.
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In what Estonian officials say was a wake-up call, the country was hit by cyber attacks on extensive private and government Internet sites in 2007.
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Lithuanian intelligence services, in their annual report, say cyber attacks have moved from being mainly targeted at financial crimes to more political spying on state institutions.
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With a slew of services protecting you, you'll be able to fight off data hackers, cyber attacks, password theft, and malware with little-to-no effort.
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But there was this group of organizations that were small organizations, largely nonprofits or small commercial entities, that would get massive cyber attacks launched against them.
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And, in 2017, a flight safety specialist for the British Airline Pilots Association claimed that automated aircraft would be at a higher risk of cyber-attacks.
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Other UK banks including HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland have suffered cyber attacks in the past two years that have brought their online services down.
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Unlike missile attacks, bombings, or targeted terrorism — efforts that are fairly binary in impact — cyber attacks can be rapidly, and fairly easily, scaled up and down.
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"States mostly fund cyber attacks through individual contractors and do not carry them out themselves," Badii says, making state actors and private criminals difficult to distinguish.
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" She added, "It continues to threaten Taiwan's democratic freedoms and human rights by threatening to use force against Taiwan, fake news, cyber attacks, and diplomatic means.
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Top German intelligence officials have also urged lawmakers to give them greater legal authority to "hack back" in the event of cyber attacks from foreign powers.
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Recently, authorities in the United States and United Kingdom issued the first joint warning about a massive campaign of cyber attacks by Russian state-sponsored actors.
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In the cyber realm, we are seeing new and dangerous forms of malware that, when unleashed, could make all previous cyber attacks seem like child's play.
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"Ukraine is often in the headlines as the origin or the target of many cyber attacks on the Internet today," Dimitri Vitaliev, a founder of eQualit.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond promised the UK will "strike back" against foreign cyber-attacks, as he announced new details about a £1.9 billion government investment in cybersecurity.
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As the lead for threat response, the FBI will continue to protect the United States from cyber attacks and intrusions by criminals, overseas adversaries, and terrorists.
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From that position, Kim Yong Chol oversaw a host of controversial clandestine operations including kidnapping missions, infiltrations into South Korea and the North's notorious cyber attacks.
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This makes it harder for the US to effectively deter cyber attacks because it has trouble articulating what will draw a response, and what sort of response.
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Free firewalls Aside from your antivirus or malware protection software, another essential tool that will protect your computer system from hackers and cyber attacks is a firewall.
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Prosecutors have said Shalon, together with Maryland-born Joshua Samuel Aaron, orchestrated cyber attacks that resulted in the theft of information from more than 100 million people.
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President Donald Trump says Russian President Vladimir Putin made an "incredible offer" to allow Russian and U.S. investigators to work together on allegations of Russian cyber attacks.
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Google previously cancelled plans to expand its business to China in 2010 over concerns about the government's involvement in cyber attacks and regulations on citizens' free speech.
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Just days before European Parliament elections on May 23-26, officials are on alert to any attempts to undermine the vote via disinformation campaigns and cyber attacks.
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"As a result of these cyber attacks these banks are having difficulties with client services and carrying out banking operations," the central bank said in a statement.
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Less than half of the businesses in the U.S., U.K. and Germany are prepared to deal with cyber-attacks, a new report from specialist insurer Hiscox reveals.
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He added that Moscow did not rule out extra measures in response to new sanctions for alleged interfering in U.S. elections and cyber attacks, which Russia denies.
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The ubiquity of cyber-attacks, and the seeming impossibility of preventing them, is persuading big companies to turn to an old remedy for such unavoidable risks: insurance.
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Private equity buyers are increasingly interested in cyber security companies, anticipating strong cash flow as corporate customers become increasingly worried about protecting their business from cyber attacks.
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South Korea has raised its alert against the threat of the North's cyber attacks and this week said it had intercepted attempts to attack its railway system.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union is considering testing banks' defenses against cyber attacks, EU officials and sources said, as concerns grow about the industry's vulnerability to hacking.
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It is the latest in a string of cyber attacks that have disrupted operations at manufacturing plants, hospitals, 911 emergency dispatch centers and companies around the world.
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The report states that Russian intelligence services made cyber attacks against "both major US political parties," and specifically mentions the successful hack of the Democratic National Committee.
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The big picture: While it had already been reported that the U.S. launched cyber attacks against several Iranian targets, Kata'ib Hezbollah was not yet a known target.
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The firm analyzed 73,324 Mac computers and found that, on average, 4.2 percent of them weren't running the proper firmware, leaving the systems vulnerable to cyber attacks.
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Cyber attacks seem to occur nearly every day and most people assume that this is an inherent consequence of our reliance on modern computer systems and networks.
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Hunter's warning comes as the US intelligence community has accused the Russian government of being behind a series of recent cyber attacks targeted at US political organizations.
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"Cyber risks...can potentially have implications for financial stability if cyber attacks are aimed against strategically important banks, central banks and financial infrastructure facilities," the report said.
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She said the Pentagon also wants to strengthen its suppliers' ability to withstand cyber attacks and will test their cyber security defenses by attempting to hack them.
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At the time of last December's blackout in Kiev, Poroshenko said that Russia had launched some about 6,500 cyber attacks on the country in just two months.
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These connections are vital for coordinating the country's cyber attacks, said Bryce Boland, chief technology officer for the Asia-Pacific region at FireEye, a cyber-security company.
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He said the business was not growing as quickly as anticipated because of a revenue slowdown at its services division, which helps businesses respond to cyber attacks.
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St. Jude Medical — Shares of the pacemaker manufacturer are the target of short-selling firm muddy Waters, which says St. Jude's devices were vulnerable to cyber attacks.
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Hacking back has been a matter of policy debate in the U.S. for years, and the question of how to respond to cyber attacks isn't entirely resolved.
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In addition, as companies increasingly pursue digitization to drive efficiency, reduce costs and build data-driven businesses, they simultaneously move into the "target zone" of cyber attacks.
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The president assured the packed room of White House reporters that his administration is working hard to make sure these kinds of cyber attacks don't happen again.
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US officials say there's strong evidence that Russian government hackers are behind a series other cyber-attacks against the Democratic National Committee and other affiliated political organizations.
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His comments highlight growing concerns among financial market participants and regulators about the risks cyber attacks pose to the financial system following a series of recent incidents.
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Since last year, Verizon had been trying to persuade Yahoo to amend the terms of the acquisition agreement to reflect the economic damage from two cyber attacks.
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The flaws could put organizations at increased risk of cyber-attacks, the report said here CTS Labs did not immediately respond to a request for further comment.
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Authorities say the law is not designed to put foreign firms at a disadvantage and was drafted in reaction to the threat of cyber attacks and terrorism.
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Lookout, which specializes in securing mobile devices against cyber attacks, said it detected samples of the malware aimed at phones running Google's Android almost a year ago.
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The United States and other Western countries have accused the Russian government and companies working on its behalf of conducting cyber attacks against organizations around the world.
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Why it matters: The rise in global cyber attacks is a major liability for corporations, and insurers are struggling to deal with covering losses and estimating exposure.
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In fact, the U.S. government did formally accuse Russia of a campaign of cyber attacks against U.S. political organizations in October - one month ahead of the election.
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"With new access to specialists and cutting edge guidance, communities can improve their security and better plan for potential cyber attacks," said Castro in a press release.
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European communications companies are on high alert for cyber attacks on their networks, with hackers often using a technique of deluging infrastructure with traffic from multiple sources.
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Former economy minister Macron's team has already complained about attempts to hack it systems during a fraught campaign, blaming Russian interests in part for the cyber attacks.
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Britain branded Russia a "pariah state" last week when, along with the Netherlands and United States, it accused Russian military intelligence of cyber attacks on the West.
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"All the trends that we're seeing at the moment suggest an increasing threat to UK customers, and financial markets, from technology outages and cyber attacks," Butler said.
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" The spokesperson added, "Viet Nam stands ready and looks to closely cooperate with the international community in the prevention and combating of cyber-attacks in any form.
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Security experts have been warning for years that the growing number of unsecured Internet of Things devices would bring a wave of unprecedented and catastrophic cyber attacks.
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The United States has sanctioned GRU officers including its chief, Igor Korobov, in 2016 and 2018 for attempted interference in the 2016 U.S. election and cyber attacks.
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She said only that the agency's overall threat assessment for the energy sector has remained constant, and that the sector is a target globally for cyber attacks.
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The amount of capital set aside to cover operational risks — such as fines for misconduct, fraud, cyber attacks, poor internal controls and unauthorized trading — has risen sharply.
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Atlanta-based SecureWorks offers information security solutions aimed at protecting corporate networks from cyber attacks to 4,300 clients in more than 50 countries, according to its website.
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A spokesman for South Korea's Unification Ministry, which handles North Korean affairs, said on Monday the government was considering "countermeasures", including more sanctions, over the cyber attacks.
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Remote cyber attacks can now target any world region, disrupting or destroying digital assets – valuable information networks and physical objects – dams, power plants, and other industrial facilities.
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Security experts refer to this as "the attribution problem", using technical evidence to assign blame for cyber attacks in order to take appropriate legal and political responses.
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Still, experts caution that attributing cyber attacks is notoriously difficult, as hackers regularly use techniques to cover their tracks and sometimes deliberately mislead investigators about their identity.
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This neighborhood bully has engaged in economic aggression as well, launching cyber attacks against the U.S. and other countries, theft of intellectual property, and predatory trade practices.
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Last December, the Czech counter-intelligence service, BIS, said in its annual report that Russia's intelligence services were behind cyber attacks targeting the Foreign Ministry in 2017.
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Suspected malware on the laptop belonging to an electric utility employee demonstrated how vulnerable critical infrastructure like electric power is to even the most basic cyber attacks.
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First, they will need to be skillful in how they characterize evidence of Russian and Chinese government involvement in cyber attacks directed at the U.S. election process.
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The Milpitas, California-based company has been involved in investigating some of the biggest cyber attacks, including the massive data breach at consumer credit agency Equifax Inc .
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And earlier this year America was reported to be placing potentially destructive malware inside Russia's power grid, in part as a deterrent against future Russian cyber-attacks.
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FireEye, which has probed some of the biggest cyber attacks to date including the Equifax Inc breach, said its operating costs dropped 5.8 percent in the quarter.
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" A spokesperson for the German Council on Foreign Relations confirmed that the organization was "the target of cyber attacks during a limited period on the past year.
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BSI also urged internationally active Internet service providers to work more closely with it when German customers were affected by cyber attacks and other computer security issues.
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Nor is it clear whether Equifax fell short of industry standards for protecting against cyber-attacks which banks are quick to say could happen to any company.
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He said he believed companies were sometimes reluctant to inform they had been hit by cyber attacks, because they were afraid to scare off customers or investors.
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Cyber attacks have increasingly been used in recent years by governments to achieve foreign policy or national security objectives, sometimes in direct support of traditional battlefield operations.
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Like in 2012, shortly after his re-election, when officials leaked to the New York Times that the then-President had authorized secret cyber attacks on Iran.
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In the short run, I worry about the disruptive effects of cyber attacks or some form of biological terror, like the intentional release of a deadly virus.
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For a few senior party lawmakers, the fear is that these computer-driven vehicles aren't yet ready for major roadways or might be susceptible to cyber attacks.
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Obama has ordered the intelligence agencies to review cyber attacks and foreign intervention into the 2016 election and deliver a report before he leaves office on Jan.
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Importantly, these types of cyber attacks need not directly target the census's own infrastructure, but can use public channels to manipulate census data from the outside in.
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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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For the big industrial players, Tryg would look to cooperate with global reinsurers to spread the risk when big companies lose revenues in connection with cyber attacks.
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He has cited successful efforts by the Trump administration with the financial backing of Congress to strengthen state and local elections systems and ward off cyber-attacks.
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The $716 billion fiscal 2019 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) addresses "China's militarization in the South China Sea and deterring Russia's military aggression and cyber attacks," Sen.
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The alliance should also help the member states resist and respond to cyber attacks, identifying frequent enemy techniques and procedures, far better than any one country alone.
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A White House advisory group says in a new report that federal agencies generally have the correct tools to protect from cyber attacks but face bureaucratic hurdles.
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Whether it's combating terrorism, detecting and countering cyber-attacks, or protecting troops overseas from foreign threats, this legislation reauthorizes one of the crown jewels of foreign intelligence.
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The cyber attacks "have resulted in ransomware infections, data breaches leading to the exfiltration of personally identifiable information, and unauthorized access to enterprise networks," the FBI said.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danish supermarket chains Bilka and Fotex said their websites had been taken down by cyber attacks at the launch of their Black Friday sales campaigns.
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Japan estimates it will have a shortage of 200,000 IT security professionals by 2020, when it expects a sharp increase in cyber attacks around the Tokyo Olympics.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poreshenko stated that in the space of two months in 2016 alone, 6,500 cyber attacks were conducted against government, critical infrastructure and industrial targets.
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Inter-bank transfers slowed in later April, feeding worries that Latin America's second biggest economy could be the latest victim in a global wave of cyber attacks.
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American military officials have been asked to come up with new potential strategies, from stepped-up economic pressure to increased cyber attacks on the missile testing regimes.
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The Pentagon on Friday detailed a series of major concern about Iran, including its ballistic missile development and cyber attacks against the United States and U.S. allies.
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The reason cyber attacks—and cyber espionage—have become so prevalent is a direct result of how much technology has become an integral part of all organizations.
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Cyber security firms, governments and corporate security teams closely monitor events in Ukraine, where some of the world's most costly and destructive cyber attacks have been launched.
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As a result, the vast majority of cyber attacks are attempts to steal credentials, either directly from people or indirectly from the servers of organizations storing this information.
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Some estimates place the cost of cyber crime above $6 trillion by 2021, and the ability of cyber attacks to cause real world damage has already been proven.
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In February it bought cyber security start-up Hyperwise and in April it said it was buying Lacoon Mobile Security to help prevent cyber attacks on mobile phones.
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Therefore, a firm that includes the education of firm staff in the firm's overall plan against cyber-attacks will be best prepared to keep the firm's infrastructure intact.
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The investigation into Sedlak, of Ocoee, Florida, predated probes into cyber attacks on the Democratic Party in the 2016 presidential election when Hillary Clinton was the party's nominee.
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The U.S. president said last week he had warned Putin about consequences for cyber attacks attributed to Moscow that were seen as trying to influence the U.S. election.
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Terrorism, Israel, nuclear proliferation, cyber attacks, trade, Ukraine, the Middle East and North Korea were among the issues they talked about, Trump said in a tweet on Thursday.
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The United States also considers Chinese entities behind the theft of intellectual property and cyber attacks and wants to find ways to address these concerns, the official said.
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Washington had already imposed sanctions on Russian citizens and firms for U.S. election meddling and cyber attacks but put off targeting oligarchs and government officials close to Putin.
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BERN, March 27 (Reuters) - Cyber-attacks pose the biggest threat to the Swiss financial system with risks from hacking incursions on the rise, watchdog FINMA warned on Tuesday.
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And he's steadily raised regional tensions with rocket launches, missile firings, cyber attacks, nuclear tests and -- North Korea claims -- a hydrogen bomb test, an assertion U.S. officials dispute.
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It is also becoming easier for them to leverage their historical expertise in military intelligence, now that both governments and companies are suffering similar sorts of cyber-attacks.
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As more education services move online and the economic and technical barriers to perpetrating similar cyber attacks continue to be lowered, will this kind of thing will continue?
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The news comes on the heels of U.S. President Donald Trump's blaming the Russian government last week for a campaign of cyber attacks targeting the U.S. power grid.
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We expected them to do a number of more traditional cyber attacks, which we did identify and notify the campaigns that they were trying to hack into them.
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Hans-Georg Maassen, head of Germany's BfV domestic intelligence agency, said Moscow was behind a series of cyber attacks carried out by a Russian hacking group called APT28.
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Large corporations often use the ratings, the cyber equivalent of a FICO credit score, to assess how prepared the companies they work with are to withstand cyber attacks.
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Siemens' action provides more evidence of a growing focus on preventing cyber attacks on medical equipment, which for years ranked low on the list of potential hacking targets.
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Louie's departure—not to mention the mystery surrounding it—is particularly worrisome, since he was in charge of making sure the White House remained safe against cyber attacks.
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Log tools continually collect data about what's happening across a company's infrastructure and can help track down a variety of problems from network slow-downs to cyber attacks.
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The White House followed up Tuesday by saying it would respond to the alleged Russian cyber attacks in a "proportional" way, without detailing what that retaliation might be.
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They are drawn from a comprehensive toolset that ranges from cyber attacks to propaganda and subversion, economic blackmail and sabotage, sponsorship of proxy forces and creeping military expansionism.
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MOSCOW, May 13 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank said on Saturday it had detected "massive" cyber attacks on domestic banks, which successfully thwarted them, the RIA news agency reported.
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Trump's support came while Putin was accused by U.S. officials of attempting to influence the election in his favor by carrying out cyber-attacks that weakened Hillary Clinton.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's federal cyber-security agency, BSI, said on Friday the private email inboxes of German executives and government employees were being targeted by professional cyber attacks.
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Since then, there have been a number of cyber attacks affecting Russian institutions, though it is unclear if they were linked to the row between Moscow and Washington.
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The threat of cyber attacks "can be addressed much more effectively than it has been," he told CNBC's "Street Signs " at the annual Barclays Asia Forum in Singapore.
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Japan plans to ban government purchases of equipment from Huawei and ZTE to beef up its defenses against intelligence leaks and cyber attacks, sources told Reuters this month.
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Britain's banks are not reporting the full extent of cyber attacks to regulators for fear of punishment or bad publicity, bank executives and providers of security systems say.
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The FCA has stated that its goal is to "help firms become more resilient to cyber attacks, while ensuring that consumers are protected and market integrity is upheld".
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday U.S. accusations that Russia was responsible for cyber attacks against Democratic Party organizations were "nonsense", Interfax news agency reported.
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