As it turned out, however, the "cyberattack" wasn't on the power grid, nor it was really a cyberattack.
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"There could be a cyberattack that the North Koreans don't even understand ... was a cyberattack from us," said Warren.
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FCC WITHHOLDS CYBERATTACK PROOF: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) says it cannot provide more information proving that it was the victim of a cyberattack in May.
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"We have decided that a cyberattack can trigger Article Five, meaning that (a) cyberattack can trigger a response from the whole alliance as a conventional armed attack," Stoltenberg said.
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Cyberattack A massive cyberattack has hit more than 200,000 computers in 150 countries, spreading a virus that has crippled the systems of banks, hospitals and other institutions around the world.
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Yet, the S.E.C.'s new guidance doesn't confront the practical quandary facing public companies victimized by a cyberattack: Going public with news of a cyberattack isn't always an easy call.
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Following a full investigation by the Federal Communication Commission's inspector general, what senior officials believed to be a cyberattack on their filing system last May was not a cyberattack at all.
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And even if bailing out coal and nuclear plants reduced the consequences of a pipeline cyberattack, those older plants may be equally or more exposed to a direct cyberattack or other threats.
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The subcontractor's network was subsequently compromised by a malicious cyberattack.
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The FCC's cyberattack claim has been met with intense skepticism.
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The first, of course, is that there was no cyberattack.
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A highly disruptive cyberattack on US critical infrastructure and networks.
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By policy, DHS only informs direct victims of a cyberattack.
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They hit us with a cyberattack simultaneously and dirty bombs.
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The retailer said neither incident was caused by a cyberattack.
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The retailer said neither problem was caused by a cyberattack.
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Meanwhile, Cybersecurity stocks surged on Monday following cyberattack on Friday.
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A single cyberattack can inflict millions of dollars in damage.
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However, no cyberattack can match a nuclear weapon in effect.
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The mayor has repeatedly denied that it was a cyberattack.
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Russia is denying that it was responsible for the cyberattack.
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It also could make you a target for a cyberattack.
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When the public comment system crashed, Bray blamed a cyberattack.
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And proving a government coordinated a cyberattack is exceedingly difficult.
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The FCC blamed the slowness on a cyberattack, not Oliver.
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Today, cyberattack vectors have expanded — and so must our defenses.
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It was confirmed to be a cyberattack six days later.
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But even a cyberattack, without dropping bombs, carries significant risk.
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The company said it wasn't the result of a cyberattack.
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The North responded with a major cyberattack against Sony Pictures.
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In what ways will 5G be especially vulnerable to cyberattack?
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During the cyberattack, Wilders' face was replaced with a monkey.
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Rogers referenced the December cyberattack on the Ukrainian power grid, which left hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians without electricity, as an example of the type of damage a cyberattack on critical infrastructure can cause.
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These two systems are distinct to mitigate risks of a cyberattack.
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Ukraine has been under constant strain of cyberattack for years now.
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However, the latter never had the spoils from the cyberattack released.
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It's not the first time the country has come under cyberattack.
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WIRED's latest cover story details the most devastating cyberattack in history.
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Hackers working for North Korea were later blamed for the cyberattack.
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It needs to treat cyberattack recovery as FEMA would a tornado.
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FCC says it was victim of cyberattack after John Oliver show.
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At the DNC, the cyberattack served as a wake-up call.
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Now we were treating it as a cyberattack at the time.
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The shipping terminal was closed for several days after the cyberattack.
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"Any cyberattack on a federal network is very serious," Democratic Sens.
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Microsoft estimates over 12,000 machines have been hit by the cyberattack.
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The effect of Thursday's cyberattack is almost certain to be temporary.
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Case and point is North Korea's cyberattack on Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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The cyberattack began in 2016, according to the Check Point report.
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One successfully-executed cyberattack might bring wealth that lasts a lifetime.
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WannaCry is not the first massive cyberattack waged by North Korea.
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Fourth, it looks like Trump is weighing a cyberattack on Iran.
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A simple cyberattack threatens to quickly affect a campaign's entire network.
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More Democrats Than Previously Thought Hit by Cyberattack Federal officials investigating the Democratic National Committee email hack now believe the cyberattack was wider than previously thought, with more than 100 Democrat officials and groups being compromised.
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Cyberattack Businesses around the world are recovering from a massive cyberattack that crippled computer networks over the weekend and on Monday, but there are still more questions than answers, namely: Who was responsible for the attack?
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Instead, the agency conducted a quiet campaign to bolster its cyberattack story with the aid of friendly and easily duped reporters, chiefly by spreading word of an earlier cyberattack that its own security staff say never happened.
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More than two months after a cyberattack hobbled many of its critical municipal systems, the city of Atlanta is still sorting through the wreckage of what is likely the worst cyberattack targeting a U.S. city to date.
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Vatican culture minister Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi was another victim of the cyberattack.
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Last week, Wheeler told C-SPAN there was no cyberattack in 2014.
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DDoS attacks are one of the simplest forms of cyberattack to execute.
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CNBC later reported that the Donald Trump 2020 campaign suffered the cyberattack.
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The Petya ransomware is starting to look like a cyberattack in disguise.
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That wasn't the first time North Korea had launched a successful cyberattack.
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But according to the inspector general, there was no cyberattack at all.
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Last year, FedEx reported losses of $300 million due to the cyberattack.
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But, to deal with a full-scale cyberattack, other safeguards now exist.
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The increasingly popular cyberattack had mostly targeted Microsoft devices to this point.
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To read more about his comments on the Ukrainian cyberattack, click here.
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The United States is reeling from a cyberattack on its Presidential election.
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"Any cyberattack on a federal network is very serious," the letter reads.
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This isn't the first time North Korea has launched a successful cyberattack.
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The studio was reeling from years of losses and a devastating cyberattack.
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We suspect it is a cyberattack developed by and originating from Washington.
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A global cyberattack, executed via email, hit dozens of countries on Friday.
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Shipping tech giant Pitney Bowes has confirmed a cyberattack on its systems.
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A cyberattack could trigger the next financial crisis, a new report suggests.
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The WannaCry cyberattack was the first major global security incident in years.
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The effects of a large scale cyberattack on America could be devastating.
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Governments, companies and individuals could be at risk of a potential cyberattack.
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But the FCC blamed the website crash on a cyberattack, not Oliver.
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Germany reportedly said the cyberattack likely unfolded as a result of malware.
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And just like those attacks, Ukraine blamed the June cyberattack on Russia.
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China strongly denied the accusation, saying it opposes any form of cyberattack.
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A separate US official said that system had been destroyed by that cyberattack.
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A cyberattack can't blow up the world, but it can upend geopolitical stability.
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Most recently, a global cyberattack spread ransomware to countless computers over 150 countries.
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A committee spokesperson said they are cooperating with federal authorities investigating the cyberattack.
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In December 2017, the US said North Korea was behind the WannaCry cyberattack.
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Two separate Russian intelligence-linked cyberattack groups were both in the DNC's networks.
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The cyberattack has not affected public safety operations or ship and boat traffic.
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It also created five times fewer false positives than existing cyberattack spotting AIs.
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"This was a deliberate, targeted, and well-planned cyberattack," said the Singapore government.
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Thankfully, a major malicious cyberattack on a vehicle has yet to take place.
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These disruptions are likely the result of a cyberattack by unidentified Chinese hackers.
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Since then, others have sounded the alarm bells of a cyberattack on infrastructure.
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A Reuters report published last week first implicated China's involvement in the cyberattack.
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But there have been no deaths, and almost no destruction from a cyberattack.
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The Ukrainian hack led to the first known blackout caused by a cyberattack.
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The assistance program could prove difficult to carry out during a cyberattack, however.
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The NCCIC can also deploy "fly away teams" to utilities during a cyberattack.
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The true risk when it comes to North Korea is its cyberattack capabilities.
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North Korea has invested heavily in cyberattack operations to disrupt its Western enemies.
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Interfax said on Twitter that due to a cyberattack its servers are down.
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On Monday, July 31, news broke that HBO had experienced a major cyberattack.
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Brandstaetter's description of the recent cyberattack on the hotel as "normal" is telling.
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On December 18, the US said North Korea was behind the WannaCry cyberattack.
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A commentary in Süddeutsche Zeitung drew a parallel between the cyberattack and terrorism.
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The company added that the issues were not the result of a cyberattack.
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The Mayor said the cyberattack underscored the need to shore up critical systems.
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A coordinated cyberattack hit seven of the U.K.'s biggest banks last year.
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Hence the concern about a cyberattack that would take out Taipei's electric grid.
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Some strategists argue that all nuclear systems should be off limits for cyberattack.
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The recent "ExPetya" cyberattack hit more than 12,000 machines in over 65 countries.
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After a targeted cyberattack and mounting criticism from human rights groups, Google finally
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Recent cyberattacks have made clear the vulnerability of large central databases to cyberattack.
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It's believed to be the first major cyberattack against the UK from the country.
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A massive cyberattack hindered access to many major websites across the internet on Friday.
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The report outlines how phishing emails and communication failures led to a sweeping cyberattack.
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The villainous country in the book is, unsurprisingly, Russia, which helps fund the cyberattack.
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BREAKING: UK Prime Minister Theresa May says hospital cyberattack part of wider international attack.
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We have been subject to a cyberattack that has shut down our box office.
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What's happened since May isn't a "cyberattack" so much as it is a hack.
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Last week, Putin called the cyberattack a public service but denied Russia was involved.
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A serious cyberattack could burn out the power transmitters and utterly decimate vital infrastructure.
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Is the ability to execute a cyberattack like this widely shared among major powers?
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The company's CEO stated that the hack was the result of a sophisticated cyberattack.
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This reported plan offers one of the most thorough looks at US cyberattack endeavors.
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In Asia, hundreds of thousands of new victims of the global cyberattack were announced.
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Through the cyberattack they managed to obtain sensitive information such as Obama's daily schedule.
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Microsoft said it had no evidence that a cyberattack was facilitated through the sites.
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Microsoft said it had no evidence that a cyberattack was facilitated through the sites.
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Russia has conducted a coordinated cyberattack on state election systems, and hacked critical infrastructure.
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Russia's interference in the election included hacking the Democratic National Committee with a cyberattack.
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Yahoo has revealed it was the victim of another cyberattack on its users' data.
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This wasn't the first IoT-based cyberattack, and it certainly won't be the last.
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The U.K.'s Police Federation has confirmed it has been hit by a cyberattack.
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Very little about this or any other cyberattack is cutting edge computer science 3.
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Other cybersecurity stocks have made more modest gains in the wake of the cyberattack.
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Sanger describes a Russian cyberattack on the Ukrainian electrical grid shortly before Christmas 2015.
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Determining the effectiveness of a cyberattack on the missile launch system is particularly difficult.
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Bits A cyberattack has hit at least 200,000 computers in 150 countries since Friday.
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Iran's most notorious cyberattack was against Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company, Saudi Aramco.
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He said sabotage caused by a US cyberattack was behind the widespread power outages.
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A year later, Sony suffered a devastating cyberattack, leading to a corporate shake-up.
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The cyberattack, carried out by suspected criminal hackers, occurred from mid-May through July.
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The usual suspect for any cyberattack in South Korea is, of course, North Korea.
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He's more worried about other countries where a misattributed cyberattack could have lasting consequences.
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Contrary to popular belief, it's hard to implement an impactful, sustained and scalable cyberattack.
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Last June, the notPetya cyberattack spread to computers across the globe and destroyed data.
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The actions amounted to the strongest American response yet to a state-sponsored cyberattack.
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While ransomware was detected, no ransom has been demanded in the cyberattack, Cantrell said.
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Given the significant media, public, and Congressional attention this alleged cyberattack received for over a year, it is hard to believe that the release of the IG's Report was the first time that you and your staff realized that no cyberattack occurred.
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This was also a reckless and indiscriminate cyberattack that will be met with international consequences.
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For example, despite what aides are selling, we know Trump knows what a "cyberattack" is.
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Telegram CEO Pavel Durov confirmed on Twitter that the cyberattack came from Chinese IP addresses.
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During the battle on Saturday, the IDF says that Hamas launched a cyberattack against Israel.
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The errors were not caused by any cyberattack, and did not alter the votes themselves.
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The U.S. historically has built up its offensive cyberattack capabilities within the National Security Agency.
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CrowdStrike names the cyberattack groups it identifies, using the term "Bear" for Russian-linked groups.
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The Untold Story of NotPetya, the Most Devastating Cyberattack in HistoryThe weapon's target was Ukraine.
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The party has stressed that a cyberattack or intrusion did not cause the technological issues.
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Before the 2016 election, Western nations' worst cyberattack nightmare involved sabotage of the electric grid.
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Doing so could violate DHS policy against publicly identifying victims of a cyberattack, he said.
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Approximately 60 classifed files were among the 40,000 documents accessed during the cyberattack, Bloomberg reported.
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And last-minute get out the vote efforts would definitely be disrupted by a cyberattack.
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The directive institutes a scale from level 0 to level 5 to classify a cyberattack.
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The financial cost of a cyberattack can be stunning and can decimate an investor's portfolio.
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Computer science factors into a massive cyberattack that's hit hundreds of thousands of machines worldwide.
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The cyberattack crippled computers in entities that range from car factories, hospitals, shops to schools.
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He also rejected any notion that the airline had been the subject of a cyberattack.
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Black start recovery, especially after a cyberattack, involves navigating, defending, and configuring generations of technologies.
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Finally, covered firms would be required to develop a strategy for dealing with a cyberattack.
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Second, terrorist groups do not have the capabilities required for launching a truly damaging cyberattack.
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It's important to note that IP addresses alone are not sufficient to attribute a cyberattack.
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Qatar has maintained that the statements are fake and were the result of a cyberattack.
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Min faced a more subtle cyberattack as he battled his competitor in the 22019th District.
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He called the possibility of a cyberattack "unlikely," but he did not rule it out.
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One senior official noted that while the cyberattack might have been intended to embarrass Mrs.
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The New York Times's Moscow bureau was the target of an attempted cyberattack this month.
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The supposed cyberattack had become a protracted issue over the last year for the agency.
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TV's "Rising" on Thursday that Russia attempts to cyberattack the U.S. on a daily basis.
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However, in the event of a cyberattack, a president may only have seconds to respond.
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He's remained tight-lipped over an alleged cyberattack the FCC claims took place in May.
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On Tuesday, the Democratic National Committee announced it had been targeted by a "sophisticated" cyberattack.
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The U.S. government has named North Korea as the source of the devastating WannaCry cyberattack.
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NBC News reported in 2013 that the Iran cyberattack investigation was focused on General Cartwright.
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So what was the penalty for the government in Pyongyang for unleashing a devastating cyberattack?
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Roughly two weeks ago, a hacker began releasing material stolen from HBO in a cyberattack.
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Our Asia reporters trace the possibility that the North's cyberattack capabilities were fostered by China.
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Now on the business end of a cyberattack, Russian officials were quick to voice outrage.
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The police said the charges described an unprecedented cyberattack on prominent Italian institutions and individuals.
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Internal Pentagon reports expressed worries about the vulnerability of the ground-based systems to cyberattack.
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And when it does act, it may be an asymmetric response, such as a cyberattack.
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Mr. Dodd was also faulted for his handling of a 2014 cyberattack on Sony Pictures.
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Why would North Korea launch a disruptive cyberattack in the midst of that charm offensive?
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The report reflected the estimated negative impact Hurricane Harvey and the June 27 cyberattack affecting .
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This summer, about half of the organizations targeted by the sweeping Petya cyberattack were manufacturers.
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The cyberattack took down major websites such as Spotify, Airbnb and The New York Times.
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Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose (R) stated the "relatively unsophisticated" cyberattack took place Nov.
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Last year, a cyberattack on Singapore's public health system compromised data from 1.5 million people.
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"There's no doubt they were interfering and no doubt it was a cyberattack," McCain said.
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"Given the significant media, public, and Congressional attention this alleged cyberattack received for over a year, it is hard to believe that the release of the IG's Report was the first time that you and your staff realized that no cyberattack occurred," the letter states.
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It certainly makes sense not to publicize the existence of a cyberattack until it is under control — in order to prevent additional damage — but assume that you are a patient in a hospital in which a cyberattack has created confusion in the administration of medicines.
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On Tuesday, the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) chief, Admiral Michael Rogers, said it is a "matter of when — not if" a foreign nation-state attempts to launch a cyberattack on American critical infrastructure, citing the Ukraine cyberattack as a cause for concern, Reuters reported.
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"Given the significant media, public, and Congressional attention this alleged cyberattack received for over a year, it is hard to believe that the release of the IG's Report was the first time that you and your staff realized that no cyberattack occurred," the letter reads.
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In his statement, Hart blasted what he called "inaccurate" and "misleading reports" about the alleged cyberattack.
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This was especially clear during the National Abortion Access Bowl-a-Thon cyberattack two years ago.
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A devastating global cyberattack called WannaCry has alerted millions of people to the dangers of ransomware.
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The Al Jazeera news network is fending off a massive cyberattack, according to a statement today.
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A cyberattack, later dubbed NotPetya, had begun locking down computers and shutting down businesses in Ukraine.
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That figure far exceed a cyberattack (223%) and Brexit (230%) as the next two biggest fears.
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"Phishing is, by far, the most common form of cyberattack," Jigsaw explains in a blog post.
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The Journal reported that dozens of others may have also played a role in the cyberattack.
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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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It's highly unlikely to be a cyberattack at this point, but let's keep our minds open.
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Early fallout from the cyberattack rocked the party ahead of the Democratic National Convention in July.
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Are there any critical institutions or systems that aren't on some level completely vulnerable to cyberattack?
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The HIV data leak came after a major cyberattack last year on Singapore's national health database.
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However, government officials are already describing it as the most serious cyberattack in the country's history.
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"We know who launched a missile, but it's harder to tell who set off a cyberattack."
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These institutions come under frequent cyberattack from groups seeking to steal private consumer and business data.
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Evans also urged Johnson to convince companies to declare when they'd been hit by a cyberattack.
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This was the first known cyberattack that took out the electric grid anywhere in the world.
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U.K. news networks began rolling coverage of the cyberattack hours after it began on May 12.
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Illinois officials revealed last year that the state's voter database had been targeted by a cyberattack.
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In December, the commission said it was investigating a possible cyberattack on its web-facing systems.
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His upcoming film, Zero Days, is a look at digital warfare, focused on the Stuxnet cyberattack.
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The cyberattack that immobilized a large chunk of the internet on Friday may have seemed complex.
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The Federal Communications Commission is claiming its website was hit by a cyberattack late Sunday night.
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RADICS seeks to develop tools that aid in three phases of black start after a cyberattack.
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The Obama administration's actions represent a historically aggressive response to a cyberattack in America (or elsewhere).
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FedEx, they had a problem with the cyberattack, but they're growing about the same rate too.
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The malicious software includes a "back door" that he believes allows for a larger, coordinated cyberattack.
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Coincheck, the virtual exchange hit by the cyberattack, said it would refund customers following the theft.
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While securing the device is certainly important, it's just one possible vector for a successful cyberattack.
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Irish government websites were hit by a sustained cyberattack overnight Friday, according to local media reports.
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Perhaps the most ruinous cyberattack on a nuclear facility was conducted by the U.S. in 2010.
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It is not clear if this was the result of a cyberattack or a different cause.
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In the potentially damaging cyberattack, hackers remotely lock files in an effort to extort ransom payments.
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The hearing also touched on the recent cyberattack in Ukraine that caused a massive power outage.
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John Bel Edwards declared a state of emergency Friday following a cyberattack on state government servers.
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Daines tied the nuclear deal to the delay in accusing Iran of carrying out the cyberattack.
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Outside experts said there was little evidence of a cyberattack or other external trigger to blame.
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In May 2017, a cyberattack called WannaCry infected hundreds of thousands of computers across 150 countries.
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More security news: A giant cyberattack now looks like one of the greatest threats to America.
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She said ecoterrorism could become an issue for pipeline security as cyberattack tools become increasingly available.
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Iranian officials have vowed to respond to the killing, possibly with a devastating cyberattack to start.
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Service remained down throughout the day, a result of a sustained cyberattack targeting the company's servers.
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A grid emergency could come from a cyberattack from an enemy state, terrorists, or just hackers.
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This law authorizes the Energy Department to issue rules governing the secretary's actions in a cyberattack.
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A 2016 report found that 42 percent of small businesses suffered a cyberattack of some kind.
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In December 2015, ABC News reported the Bureau of Meteorology was hacked in a massive cyberattack.
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In February, they blamed Russia for a cyberattack the previous June that was known as NotPetya.
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They must be one step ahead in their creativity in order to execute a successful cyberattack.
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The Austrian foreign ministry said Sunday it is fighting a "serious cyberattack" on its IT systems.
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Taylor says it would be "an act of war" if a cyberattack led to the collisions.
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It was not immediately clear that analyst estimates fully accounted for the impact of the cyberattack.
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On Wednesday, the DNC said it contacted law enforcement after detecting a suspected cyberattack on Tuesday.
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" He said Russia had conducted a "coordinated cyberattack" on state election systems and "hacked critical infrastructure.
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Minuteman missiles were vulnerable to a disabling cyberattack, and no one realized it for many years.
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SS: So, first of all, in terms of the cyberattack, we have done, really, three things.
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For one thing, attributing a cyberattack with absolute certainty is almost impossible, digital forensics experts say.
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Hatch and Wyden then pressed for specifics on when three executives were notified of the cyberattack.
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This is the second time this year that the U.S. has blamed Russia for a cyberattack.
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The Russians conducted a widespread and sustained cyberattack to sabotage our state-based voter registration systems.
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And in June, Jahromi also reported an unsuccessful American cyberattack against the country's missile control system.
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Smart electrical sockets might launch the next cyberattack, or might even put your life in danger.
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The senators' questions followed a pair of reports by Gizmodo detailing efforts by FCC officials to push the "cyberattack" narrative, despite a lack of supporting evidence In 2014, when the agency was controlled by Democrats, the FCC determined there was no proof showing a cyberattack occurred.
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" In addition to the election meddling, the Treasury Department said it was retaliating for the NotPetya cyberattack that caused billions of dollars in damage in the United States, Europe and Asia last year in what the department called "the most destructive and costly cyberattack in history.
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There are few limits to the destruction that could be caused by a devastating cyberattack, retired Adm.
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Yes, but: Gonzalez points out that a systemic cyberattack could instantly change how lucrative the market is.
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And a cyberattack on a natural gas pipeline servicer raised questions about the U.S.'s energy system.
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In 2010, a cyberattack took out nearly 1,000 centrifuges that Iran had been using to purify uranium.
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Venezuela recently blamed a cyberattack for a power outage earlier this year, but the claims remain unfounded.
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The cyberattack was mentioned in an annual report the bank published on stability within the financial system.
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That number is up from 36 million it claimed in 2015 at the time of the cyberattack.
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Closer to home, a cyberattack shut down the computer systems of a Newark, New Jersey Police Department.
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IBM — IBM issued an apology to the government of Australia after a cyberattack disrupted a national census.
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IBM (IBM) issued an apology to the government of Australia after a cyberattack disrupted a national census.
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This is not the first time the US has been involved in a cyberattack against Iranian assets.
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A massive cyberattack appears to have hit Europe, touching a number of countries, companies and public domains.
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Last October, a DDOS (distributed denial of service) cyberattack shut down a huge portion of the internet.
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At a meeting on Tuesday evening, Matanuska-Susitna Borough Manager John Moosey declared the cyberattack a disaster.
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British prime minister Theresa May called it an "international cyberattack," one the government seemed powerless to stop.
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The Russian cyberattack on the U.S. electoral system reportedly had a larger scope than was previously revealed.
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Every major cyberattack in recent years has led to even bigger attacks because hackers learn and evolve.
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Several British hospitals say they are having major computer problems as the result of an apparent cyberattack.
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The president did allow the cyberattack to go forward, however, perhaps because there would be no casualties.
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Pharmaceutical company Merck confirmed Tuesday that its computer network was compromised as part of a global cyberattack.
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First, terrorists want something dramatic -- they want bloodshed, and a cyberattack does not fulfill their sick fantasies.
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Timehop first disclosed the cyberattack publicly in the Sunday blog post, several days after the breach unfolded.
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The attack serves as a stark reminder that the targets of a cyberattack are fluid and changing.
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In 2007, a Russian cyberattack on Estonia sent everything from the banks to the media into chaos.
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The cyberattack came shortly before the inauguration of President Trump, making the case a priority for investigators.
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The cyberattack occurred from mid-May through July and was revealed by the company in early September.
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The US conducted a secret cyberattack against Iran after the September 14 attack on Saudi oil facilities.
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One of the world's largest digital currency exchanges shut down briefly Tuesday morning due to a cyberattack.
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The cyberattack resulted in printing and distribution delays at papers like the LA Times, Baltimore Sun, etc.
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A cyberattack of devastating proportions is not a matter of if, but when, numerous security experts believe.
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The cyberattack targeting Democratic politicians was more widespread than originally believed, The New York Times reported Wednesday.
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The food business is just… I mean, even Mondelez, a cyberattack hurts them for 300 basis points.
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This is but one example of the devastating potential for a cyberattack on the nation's water infrastructure.
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It's time we lead a global effort to secure our financial markets and networks against cyberattack. Rep.
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The cyberattack took place while Ukrainians celebrated the 25th anniversary of their independence from the Soviet Union.
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Ukraine on Tuesday responded to a massive cyberattack by tweeting a meme from its official Twitter account.
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Why it matters: It is uncommon for the U.S. to make any public attribution for a cyberattack.
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The criminal cyberattack against our US parent company last year was a pivotal moment for our company.
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The White House last year hit Pyongyang with sanctions for its alleged cyberattack on Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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In December 2014, the administration accused North Korea of orchestrating the destructive cyberattack on Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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Securing the stability of the nation's electrical grid against geomagnetic storms and cyberattack is the most critical.
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Also on Wednesday, the Democratic National Committee said it had stopped a cyberattack on an internal website.
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Instead, he launched another strike: a long-planned cyberattack, designed to quietly cripple Iran's missile defense systems.
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Add in one little push—bird flu, cyberattack, climate change—and they'll leave you stranded up there.
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Google said the problems were not caused by a cyberattack, as hypothesized by some on social media.
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When the Federal Communications Commission's comment system crashed during its net neutrality consultation, officials blamed a cyberattack.
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But Britain this year was hit by the so-called WannaCry cyberattack, carried out by North Korea.
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Here's what you need to know: • The extensive global cyberattack that began on Friday isn't over yet.
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There is no uniform standard for how companies should respond to a cyberattack, believe it or not.
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A major cyberattack powered by compromised devices brought online traffic to a halt last fall, for example.
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Adidas declined to comment to Bloomberg on whether the device could be used in a Russian cyberattack.
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"They hit us with a cyberattack simultaneously and dirty bombs," Carson said, describing the dangers ISIS presents.
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The June cyberattack, according to two American officials, also did damage that Iran has not yet detected.
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The cyberattack was able to spread so quickly in part because of its high level of sophistication.
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The ANU said last week its investigators were unable to identify who was responsible for the cyberattack.
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A bipartisan group of senators on Thursday unveiled revised legislation to secure U.S. voting systems from cyberattack.
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As bad as a major cyberattack could be, it would pale in comparison to a nuclear attack.
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Some lawmakers have called Russia's cyberattack on the U.S. election as an act of war, including Sen.
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Executing these steps as part of a multipronged approach can lower a corporation's risk of catastrophic cyberattack.
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FBI cyber investigators have identified the North Korean hackers behind a 2016 cyberattack on Bangladesh's central bank.
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According to a GAO report, DOE has conducted two assessments of a cyberattack on a single interconnection.
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CrowdStrike concluded that Russia had engineered the cyberattack, and US special counsel Robert Mueller later confirmed this.
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The Vatican prepares to talk about the sexual abuse of minors; Australia is hit with a cyberattack.
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In February, Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, the Obama administration's deputy energy secretary, accused Russia of being behind the cyberattack.
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It found that 61 percent of them would likely cause "severe operational impact" if exploited in a cyberattack.
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Under current federal regulations, the FBI is refusing to publicly identify the two counties that came under cyberattack.
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I don't think he knows anything about how a cyberattack is initiated or how to defend against one.
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Security researchers at Flashpoint had earlier identified the Chinese company's parts as the primary culprit behind Friday's cyberattack.
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Earlier this week we reported a deep-dive story into the 2017 cyberattack that's never been told before.
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What we know: Anthem executives have not addressed the cyberattack in any earnings calls since it was announced.
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All of that means another Olympics cyberattack against next year's summer games in Japan remain a real possibility.
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Photo: GettyThe FBI has reportedly launched an inquiry into an attempted cyberattack targeting members of the first family.
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Inside the Cyberattack That Shocked the US GovernmentWIRED's dramatic account of the massive Office of Personnel Management hack.
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Another predicts the likelihood of the cyberattack being attributed back to CYBERCOM, including on "perceived" and "technical" levels.
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The cyberattack exposed the personal information of nearly 80 million people who have or had Anthem health coverage.
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Even one of the simplest forms of communication between advisor and client — an email — is vulnerable to cyberattack.
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In May 2018, the Middle East-focused free speech and information access group Majal suffered a major cyberattack.
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An apparent cyberattack with the motivation of extortion has hit hospitals across England, taking down systems for appointments.
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Al Jazeera Media Network was in the midst of a cyberattack on Thursday, according to Al Jazeera News.
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According to a new report by Bloomberg, the cyberattack was more widespread than even the NSA memo revealed.
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The FBI has reportedly launched an investigation into a cyberattack targeting a second Democratic congressional candidate in California.
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He noted, for example, that communication links between the weapons and their guardians needed better protections against cyberattack.
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Consider what would happen if a pandemic, financial crisis, natural disaster, nuclear accident, cyberattack, or military conflict occurred.
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Earlier this year, U.S. officials disclosed that Russian hackers waged a multiyear cyberattack campaign on the energy sector.
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In turn, the United States should develop contingency plans to respond to a direct cyberattack from North Korea.
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Maersk said last month that the cyberattack cost the company up to $300 million in the third quarter.
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FedEx had been making progress until June, when subsidiary TNT Express suffered a cyberattack disrupting operations and communications.
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The FBI is probing an attempted cyberattack against the Trump Organization, according to a report from ABC News.
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During the briefing, officials reportedly talked about the high probability that the Russian government was behind the cyberattack.
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Clinton was secretary of state, and the cyberattack on Democratic politicians may have been wider than previously thought.
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"This marks the industry's first production of cyberattack-secured, commercially-available automobiles," the companies said in a statement.
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According to the researchers, the partially completed recounts provided no evidence of a cyberattack in Wisconsin or Michigan.
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In August, the FBI contacted Burgerville to notify the company that it had been targeted in a cyberattack.
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Why it matters: That's likely not the final number of how much the cyberattack will cost the city.
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Experts generally agree that although malware didn't cause the blackout itself, a cyberattack did play an important role.
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Kremlin officials argue that the new system will help protect Russia's internet in the face of a cyberattack.
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The New York Times reports that the hackers behind the cyberattack could pocket up to a $1 billion.
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The cyberattack reportedly aimed to slow down HHS computer systems Sunday night, but was unsuccessful in doing so.
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"It felt like tampering, or some kind of cyberattack," Ms. Greenhalgh said about the voting troubles in Durham.
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The government has grown more skilled at attributing the source of a cyberattack, but the process remains lengthy.
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For nearly three years, the December 240 cyberattack on the Ukrainian power grid has presented a menacing puzzle.
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The firm is already embroiled in a court battle with WhatsApp over an alleged cyberattack on its users.
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A large-scale cyberattack that could hurt the world oil market and impact the presidential election in November.
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The former four-star will take command of the agency responsible for protecting U.S. critical infrastructure from cyberattack.
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With total damages estimated at approximately $10 billion, NotPetya was the single most costly known cyberattack in history.
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There is, however, a broader debate over whether a cyberattack alone would be enough to alter Tehran's behavior.
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Iranian hackers were also held responsible for a cyberattack on GOP megadonor Sheldon Adelson's Las Vegas Sands Corp.
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In this case, the defacements are ominous because of the very real possibility of a more militarized cyberattack.
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This type of cyberattack occurs when an internet service is intentionally overwhelmed by traffic from lots of sources.
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"There is no evidence that ballot manipulation has ever occurred in the U.S. via cyberattack," the letter says.
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Last month, the mayor of New Orleans declared a state of emergency over a cyberattack of this nature.
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Terrorists have blown up transformers and power lines, and they have mounted a cyberattack on the electric grid.
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Forget the sensational headlines about whether American adversaries online will sway the U.S. election with a major cyberattack.
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The Obama administration said it delayed blaming Russia for a cyberattack on the Democratic National Committee until Oct.
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It was an arrangement that proved irresistible to many news outlets — and amplified the consequences of the cyberattack.
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Mayor Grover Robinson told CNN affiliate WEAR the city has been dealing with a cyberattack since late Friday.
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And thirdly, we have also significantly improved our ability to restore, in the event of a successful cyberattack.
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NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has said that a severe cyberattack could potentially trigger the Article V commitment.
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We've already seen previews of a successful cyberattack on the grid stemming from operational failures and extreme weather.
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Clinton's team is framing the email hack as a cyberattack by foreign adversaries with ties to terror groups.
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Reviewing source code could help Russia find vulnerabilities in the software that could be exploited in a cyberattack.
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Could a cyberattack end up shutting down everyone's aircraft because they were relying on some common software elements?
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Wannacry cyberattack is only the beginning, experts warn Wannacry cyberattack is only the beginning, experts warn European law enforcement agencies are seeking to dampen fears of a renewed escalation in the number of systems hit by the WannaCry ransomware, even as experts warn that more sophisticated attacks are highly likely.
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"Given the significant media, public, and Congressional attention this alleged cyberattack received for over a year, it is hard to believe that the release of the IG's Report was the first time that you and your staff realized that no cyberattack occurred," four House Democrats wrote in a letter to Pai.
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They are frequently used by online scammers to ramp up the scale of a cyberattack and hide the perpetrators.
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The technology has some pretty interesting safeguards specifically designed to ward off a cyberattack known as a session replay.
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If the government is going to take public action against a cyberattack, it needs to make its evidence public.
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The fear is that a cyberattack could send customers rushing to banks in a panic to pull out funds.
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It's been more than two years since health insurer Anthem publicly announced it was the target of a cyberattack.
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I asked him whether a Russian cyberattack on a NATO member would trigger Article 5 (NATO's collective defense provision).
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Since Equifax disclosed that a cyberattack had compromised the personal information of millions of people, its stock has tumbled.
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Earlier this week, Atlanta's Police Chief disclosed that the cyberattack destroyed "years" worth of police dash cam video footage.
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Photo: GettyAnother major cyberattack is quickly spreading across Europe and has now infected systems in the US as well.
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A nation-state used a cyberattack on Sony Pictures (in retaliation for a Seth Rogen movie, of all things).
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Photo: Getty ImagesFor the second time in just over a year, Baltimore has fallen victim to a major cyberattack.
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However, Wyatt said that the cyberattack against Matanuska-Susitna does not bear the characteristics of a classic ransomware attack.
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The Intercept's reporting on Monday alleged that Russian military intelligence launched a 2016 cyberattack on a voting software company.
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Baratov was arrested in March for allegedly taking part in a cyberattack on Yahoo sponsored by the Russian government.
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Meanwhile, the extent of a global cyberattack as people returned to work was also largely shrugged off by markets.
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It may be a terror attack, a hurricane, a pandemic, an industrial accident or a cyberattack against our infrastructure.
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What happens in the case of a cyberattack on intelligent systems that control the power grid or banking systems?
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Nearly 80 million people saw confidential health and financial records exposed in a cyberattack on the health insurer Anthem.
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Coats warned that the threat of a "crippling cyberattack on our critical infrastructure" by a foreign actor is growing.
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To understand the risk from cyberattack, you have to look at it through the prism of a bigger conflict.
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What about a major cyberattack with the potential to disrupt, if not shut down, whole sectors of the economy?
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The Obama administration has already slapped Pyongyang with economic penalties for its surprising destructive cyberattack on Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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Despite the imagined technical nature of a rapidly accelerating financial cyberattack, Price said participants were primarily focused on communications.
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It is improving communication links between the weapons and their guardians as well as providing better defenses against cyberattack.
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Russian state-owned oil company Rosneft said Tuesday that it was hit by a "massive" cyberattack on its servers.
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John McCain writes in a new book that the U.S. should considering striking back at Russia with a cyberattack.
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Daines linked the controversial nuclear deal with Iran to the delay in accusing Iran of carrying out the cyberattack.
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A cyberattack Saturday targeting a major newspaper publishing company reportedly affected distribution at prominent newspapers across the United States.
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The White House on Tuesday released a new directive clarifying the government's role in the event of a cyberattack.
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MEXICO'S FINANCE MINISTER SAYS CYBERATTACK AT MEXICAN STATE OIL FIRM PEMEX DID NOT AFFECT CORE AREA STORING CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
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FedEx did say results were negatively impacted by ongoing effects from an earlier cyberattack on its TNT Express unit.
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The F.B.I. has widened its investigation into what officials believe was a Russian cyberattack directed against the Democratic Party.
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Newspaper cyberattacks Some of America's best-known newspapers may have been the victims of a cyberattack over the weekend.
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The government's main website, along with the Navy and National Electoral Council sites, were all hit in the cyberattack.
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The cyberattack that shut down major web sites in October was coordinated through a large number of IOT devices.
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"China firmly opposes all forms of cyberattack and cracks down on it in accordance with the law," he said.
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The name is a play on the term for a common cyberattack known as a distributed denial of service.
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But for stopping a North Korean cyberattack in its tracks, mercy is not enough — Marcus Hutchins should be pardoned.
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The US Department of Health and Human Services was reportedly hit with a cyberattack Sunday night, Bloomberg first reported.
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"The scope and scale of this cyberattack is unprecedented," Maria T. Vullo, the department superintendent, said in a statement.
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The most concrete SIEVE example relates to attributing a cyberattack to a specific group of people, entity, or nation.
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The US Health and Human Services Department was the victim of a cyberattack yesterday, the agency confirmed to Recode.
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The two draft practice guidelines to help firms create strategies to protect data in the event of an cyberattack.
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The moves are also intended to protect cyberattack options in the event of a war on the Korean Peninsula.
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Citigroup runs three cyberattack response centers — in Budapest, New York and Singapore — that give it round-the-clock coverage.
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The Washington Post reported that North Korean government spy Pak Jin Hyok will be charged in the Sony cyberattack.
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New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell (D) declared a state of emergency in the city on Friday following a cyberattack.
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Topping the list is the fear of a highly disruptive cyberattack on critical American infrastructure, including its electoral systems.
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It spread so explosively across Ukraine and beyond that it became the most destructive and expensive cyberattack in history.
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It's only a matter of time before a state's response to a cyberattack escalates into full-blown military conflict.
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Hillary Clinton endorsed a new political media platform on Sunday, shortly before an alleged cyberattack forced the website offline.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Austria's foreign ministry is facing a serious cyberattack, possibly from a foreign country, it said on Saturday.
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London (CNN Business)Foreign exchange provider Travelex has been forced to take its computer systems offline following a cyberattack.
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It has also launched damaging cyberattack overseas, for instance destroying thousands of computer systems at a Saudi Aramco facility.
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"The main thing, to my mind, is the information the hackers provided," Mr. Putin said of this summer's cyberattack.
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The DNC initially refused to allow the FBI direct access to its servers in the wake of the cyberattack.
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State election officials said Ohio detected and stopped an election-related cyberattack earlier this month, The Associated Press reported.
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Illinois said officials detected a cyberattack on its voter registration system in 2016 but that nothing had been altered.
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But to cyberattack investigators, that is just another sign that the hacking was conducted by intelligence agencies, not criminals.
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Thomas Rid, a security professor at King's College London, published a comprehensive overview Thursday of Russia's recent cyberattack campaign.
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Iran has focused heavily on building out its cyberwarfare capabilities since 2010, when a cyberattack affected its nuclear facilities.
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But Mr. Maduro returned to a familiar trope: A cyberattack, organized from Houston and Chicago, was responsible, he said.
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In many cases, the assumption of who's behind a cyberattack relies on the language clues hidden in the code.
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Experts initially feared the outage could have been caused by a cyberattack after software in an alarm system malfunctioned.
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Last week, a massive cyberattack knocked out many major websites across the internet, including Amazon, Netflix, Github, and Spotify.
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FCC Emails Show Agency Spread Lies to Bolster Dubious DDoS Attack ClaimsAs it wrestled with accusations about a fake cyberattack last spring, the Federal Communications…Read more ReadThe FCC continues to deny reporters and lawmakers access to any records that might demonstrate there's a professional analysis supporting its more recent cyberattack claim.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Nearly a year and a half after North Korea was accused of mounting a sophisticated cyberattack against Sony Pictures Entertainment, South Korea's intelligence agency accused the country of hacking into the smartphones of dozens of senior government officials, and suggested that the North could be preparing a major cyberattack.
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The Times newspaper reported Saturday that a "sustained attack" in June that affected 9,85033 email accounts and breached about 100 was linked to Tehran, marking Iran's first significant cyberattack on the U.K. According to intelligence officials, the cyberattack "bombarded parliamentary email accounts" but only compromised about 1 percent of the accounts it affected.
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The UK internet providers TalkTalk and Post Office confirmed that some of their customers experienced outages due to a cyberattack.
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Yet, somehow the FCC could not produce a single document from the day the cyberattack is said to have occurred.
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That revelation is among the many in an extensive New York Times investigation published Tuesday about a Russian cyberattack operation.
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All the while, he maintained that a cyberattack had occurred and the FCC was powerless to do anything about it.
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Loss of electricity, he said, is just one piece of the greater risk for physical security stemming from a cyberattack.
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To see how significant these issues can be, look no further than the Atlanta cyberattack, which happened two weeks ago.
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The snag was not due to a hack or cyberattack, but a "coding issue," according to the Iowa Democratic Party.
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Russia knows those gaps exist and that a simple cyberattack can be effective against weak infrastructure and unprepared IT workers.
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The interior and emergencies ministries, as well as Sberbank, said they were targeted in a global cyberattack earlier this month.
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He also emphasized that no votes were changed, and that the voting tabulation issues were not caused by a cyberattack.
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EvaPiks posted instructions for how to carry out this kind of cyberattack on forums and advised other users as well.
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In addition, it has invested some $100 million to date to develop its cyberattack tracking and analysis capabilities, FireEye said.
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Increasingly, security experts don't just want to know how a cyberattack happens, but what country the attack is coming from.
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Officials hope the seizure disrupted an ambitious cyberattack by the Russian government-aligned hacking group widely known as Fancy Bear.
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Iran also shot down a U.S. drone it claimed was flying in its airspace; the U.S. responded with a cyberattack.
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And what if Russia engaged in some kind of cyberattack or other effort to destabilize an election in this country?
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BREAKING: Britain: Cyberattack hit almost 20 percent of UK's 248 public health trusts; all but 6 now back to normal.
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If the source, characteristics or discernable pattern of a cyberattack are identified quickly, cyber defenders are better positioned to respond.
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Verrit creator Peter Daou later told Recode that the company was the target of a "pretty significant and sophisticated" cyberattack.
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This type of cyberattack has become a favorite among adversarial hackers who use it to overwhelm websites with web traffic.
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The FCC, though, claimed on Monday afternoon that it's website had also been hit by a cyberattack after Oliver's segment.
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An update on the Dakota Access Pipeline and an explanation on a dangerous type of cyberattack round out our coverage.
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Strategies for mitigating damage Second, more attention and resources need to be put towards minimizing the damaged after a cyberattack.
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EDT This post has been updated to amend Dyn's analysis of the number of devices used in the DDoS cyberattack.
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They have focused mostly on Equifax, the credit reporting agency that lost data on 140 million people in a cyberattack.
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The Dow Jones industrial average also closed higher as Cisco Systems' stock popped on the back of a massive cyberattack.
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As an unprecedented global cyberattack unfolds, it has brought the intelligence community's handling of cybersecurity vulnerabilities they discover into question.
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"Yet the only confirmed infrastructure cyberattack that has resulted in physical damage that is publicly known is Stuxnet," he said.
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It's perhaps the most detailed and extensive look at the group behind what might be the most infamous cyberattack ever.
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Arguably the most famous kinetic cyberattack to date was carried out as a joint venture between the U.S. and Israel.
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HBO has confirmed that a cyberattack took place, both to EW and in internal statements obtained by the news outlet.
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One thing is now clear: A Category 1 cyberattack that involves loss of life isn't just for the movies anymore.
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Then came the most expensive cyberattack in history, NotPetya, which inflicted more than $10 billion in global damage in 2017.
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Finally, the 2018 Olympics became the target of the most deceptive cyberattack ever seen, masked in layers of false flags.
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A survey of small-business owners by Nationwide found only 13 percent of respondents believed they had experienced a cyberattack.
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Israel's Electricity Authority has been hit with a "severe cyberattack" that officials are working to eradicate, according to local reports.
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The advent of connected technologies offers patients significant benefits, and the risk of a malicious cyberattack is low in comparison.
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Most critically, we should develop an escalation policy that establishes when a cyberattack will be considered an act of war.
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Homeland Security launched CDM, a four-phase program, in 22019 to better monitor and secure federal government networks from cyberattack.
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We're speculating here, but did NSA head Michael Rogers tip his hand about a cyberattack on a U.S. military base?
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A cyberattack on registration rolls has the potential to significantly damage the integrity of an election in two distinct ways.
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Y.) and Bennie G. Thompson (D-Miss.) issued a statement making similar allegations that Stone knew of the cyberattack beforehand.
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Earlier this year, Baltimore's emergency dispatch system was affected by a cyberattack that temporarily disabled the city's automated 911 programs.
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His remarks are the first time Verizon has said the cyberattack could hurt their $4.8 billion deal to purchase Yahoo.
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However, FedEx did say results were negatively impacted by ongoing effects from an earlier cyberattack on its TNT Express unit.
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Illinois said they had detected a cyberattack on its voter registration system in 21625 but that nothing had been altered.
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The implications of this mean that the cyberattack could be interpreted as an act of war, according to the organization.
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The big picture: The attack serves as a stark reminder that the targets of a cyberattack are fluid and changing.
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Illinois said they had detected a cyberattack on its voter registration system in 2016 but that nothing had been altered.
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Federal energy regulators recently surveyed electric utilities on existing practices to prevent a catastrophic cyberattack emanating through the supply chain.
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Johnny, who has been working as a schoolteacher, is summoned back into service after a cyberattack exposes Britain's top agents.
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It is also hard to connect a cyberattack on a company to a specific trip taken by a specific employee.
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The 'war' goes on It was clear on Friday that at least some of Trump's websites were indeed under cyberattack.
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Many healthcare organizations scrambling to address this risk are not prepared for the possibility of a cyberattack, the research found.
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Last August, Defense Department officials blamed Moscow for orchestrating a successful cyberattack on the Pentagon Joint Staff's unclassified email system.
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An international cyberattack crippled computer systems from Russia to the U.S. in a hacking reminiscent of last month's WannaCry attacks.
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It was unclear who was behind this cyberattack, and the extent of its impact was still hard to gauge Tuesday.
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The US reserves the right to use military force after a cyberattack, or launch a massive cyberstrike of its own.
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CIA Director John Brennan says the potential of a destructive cyberattack on American infrastructure is what worries him the most.
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Yet, existing information security standards — PCI, HITRUST, ISO — are not thought of as tools to address destructive cyberattack threat scenarios.
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WikiLeaks claims a cyberattack has kept it from leaking hundreds of thousands of documents related to the attempted Turkish coup.
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Again, that's not what happened here: there's no indication this was a deliberate cyberattack or that any infrastructure was compromised.
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Two days after the ceremony, the Pyeongchang organizing committee confirmed that it had indeed been the target of a cyberattack.
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The cyberattack can be detected only upon occurrence, and the hypersonic missile, only seconds or at best minutes before attack.
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Britain's largest retail banks have been forced to halt processing foreign currency orders after a cyberattack on exchange provider Travelex.
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The U.S. on Monday accused Russia of yet another global cyberattack, pinning a mounting assault on networks on the Kremlin.
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But above all of these, to recover from a successful cyberattack, it's best to get mentally ready ahead of time.
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New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell announced a state of emergency after the city was hit by a cyberattack on Friday.
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Last month Louisiana governor John Bel Edwards also declared a state of emergency following a cyberattack on state government servers.
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A successful cyberattack means that what's most intimate and important to us — our identity, our habits, our trust — was stolen.
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Source: Ernst and Young A cryptocurrency hack can also be more damaging than a cyberattack on a traditional financial institution.
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The country's skillful hackers could launch a major cyberattack on regional allies like Saudi Arabia or the United Arab Emirates.
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So when authorities or security researchers are tracking down a cyberattack, they have to go through multiple proxies and locations.
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Eventually, we will have to ban cyber espionage within the NATO alliance, since that is always a precursor to cyberattack.
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In June, British Parliament was hit by a "sustained and determined" cyberattack that attempted to uncover weak passwords used by lawmakers.
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In fact, reports emerging in the wake of the cyberattack suggest that the FCC public comment system is already wholly compromised.
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But when your business is differentiated by safety and security, it can also significantly raise your market risk to a cyberattack.
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Images of people and license plates collected by CBP were stolen in a cyberattack TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Good or baaaaaaad?
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One fear was that a cyberattack carried out by one agency could interfere with covert operations being performed by another agency.
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By using the FACE Act in a lawsuit involving a cyberattack, the plaintiffs are redefining what constitutes as access and property.
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It's believed to be the first time that a military has retaliated with physical violence in real time against a cyberattack.
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In short, this is not the organization you want ground to a halt as a result of a ransomware-fueled cyberattack.
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The book alternates chapters between this tense existence, and the events after a cyberattack destroys the internet and the world's infrastructure.
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The Sundance Film Festival reported this afternoon that its box office had been briefly been shut down due by a cyberattack.
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Officials in Dallas say they don't think their problems were caused by a cyberattack, but they don't yet know for sure.
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And when what seemed like half the internet shut down last week, fear of a large-scale cyberattack joined that list.
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Richardson responded by saying that there was no indication of a cyberattack so far, but he was not ruling anything out.
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The airline has said it has found no evidence of a cyberattack, despite some reports of BA staff telling passengers this.
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Lopetegui also said authorities did not believe a cyberattack sparked the outage, though they're not ruling out any possibilities just yet.
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The social networking company chalked up the problem to a "server configuration change," not a cyberattack as some had been speculating.
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Image: APThe Department of Homeland Security is investigating the cyberattack on Leslie Jones, according to a report by the LA Times.
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In 2015, Russia pulled off what is generally regarded as the world's first successful cyberattack on a power grid, in Ukraine.
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British cybersecurity researcher Marcus Hutchins, branded a hero for slowing down the WannaCry global cyberattack, during an interview in Ilfracombe, England.
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""Nation-state-sponsored threat actors are initiating attacks for political reasons that impact private industries as collateral damage from the cyberattack.
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The 25-year-old federal contractor was charged with leaking information regarding a 2016 Russian military intelligence cyberattack to The Intercept.
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Cyberattacks The latest worldwide cyberattack seems to be worse than the one that spread across the globe just a month ago.
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Most recently, in December, parts of Ukraine's capital city Kiev lost power because of what was believed to be a cyberattack.
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HBO is at the center of a massive cyberattack putting 1.5 terabytes of valuable intellectual property and private information at risk.
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Every new device connected to the internet – from fridges to thermostats to cars to airplanes – becomes a potential target for cyberattack.
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Experts including University of Michigan computer scientist J. Alex Halderman contend that a cyberattack could have altered the 2016 election results.
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In the U.S., the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has said it is helping Ukraine investigate a the power grid cyberattack.
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Meanwhile, roughly three-quarters of business owners said that they believe their businesses are unlikely to be affected by a cyberattack.
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The NRCC hack has also resurfaced questions about how political groups should respond when their opponents fall victim to a cyberattack.
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In fact, the Olympics cyberattack had likely been an act of vengeance over Russia's ban from the 2018 games for doping.
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To make sure that you don't fall victim to a cyberattack, here are Webroot's suggestions for keeping your data safe online.
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The cyberattack targeted the group's networked communications, according to the officials, neither of whom would comment on how successful it was.
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The Obama administration has hinted that it will respond to Russia's hacking with covert action, potentially a cyberattack of its own.
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The 2014 Sony cyberattack demonstrated its capability and intent to engage in such a Russian style breach and release of emails.
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The likely Russian cyberattack breached the private email accounts of more than 100 party officials and groups, sources told the Times.
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We all warned of the potential emergence of "Terror 3.0" after Al Qaeda and ISIS, perhaps in a digital cyberattack form.
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The investigators added that the cyberattack was a "declaration of power" and a demonstration of the culprit's ability to cause disruption.
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Darden Restaurants announced in August that it had been notified by government officials that it was the victim of a cyberattack.
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The US hit Iran with a secret cyberattack to disrupt oil tanker attacks the same day Trump almost authorized military strikes
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A recent study by Verizon suggests that the average loss in market capitalization following a cyberattack is only about 1 percent.
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The threat of a cyberattack is a clear and present danger to America and is more likely than a nuclear attack.
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In June, they questioned the nature of and response to the cyberattack on FCC systems during the net neutrality comment period.
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He later said in a radio interview that all the evidence, which is so far only partial, pointed to a cyberattack.
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First, as with NATO's Article V, they should agree that a cyberattack on one member country constitutes an attack on all.
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Nicholas Kristof Opinion Columnist If you're worried about terrorism, here's a bigger threat to lose sleep over: an all-out cyberattack.
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Separately, experts believe an cyberattack last year on a petrochemical company in Saudi Arabia was intended to cause a catastrophic explosion.
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A cyberattack caused the internet disruptions during the Winter Olympics' opening ceremony on Friday night, Olympic officials and security experts said.
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Estonia, for its part, hasn't forgotten the massive cyberattack it suffered allegedly at the hands of Russian hackers 11 years ago.
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That last cyberattack, since linked to Moscow's Central Scientific Research Institute of Chemistry and Mechanics, merely shut down the Saudi plant.
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So one worst case consequence of a cyberattack could be slowing down crisis response, for example in the health care sector.
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Mr. Mattis's threat to turn to nuclear weapons hardly seems credible — unless the cyberattack would create an existential threat to America.
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As for the cyberattack against DreamHost, which began Thursday morning, the company said it had restored all services by late afternoon.
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Hardly a week goes by without a headline-grabbing cyberattack on a bank, retailer, health insurer, government agency or political campaign.
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Zaif's parent company had faced checks last month, according to Reuters, as regulators feared it could be vulnerable to a cyberattack.
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They may all be, but the cyberattack angle is getting a lot of attention as a potential source of serious disruption.
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The cyberattack on the phones and email accounts of activists employed a shifting array of slick software applications to trick users.
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North Korea's most famous cyberattack, using code called WannaCry, disabled the British health care system for days and created havoc elsewhere.
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" Europol, the European Union's law enforcement agency, has gone further, calling ransomware the "most widespread and financially damaging form of cyberattack.
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The Texas Department of Agriculture on Monday was hit with a cyberattack that made its website feature an image of Gen.
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According to the Verizon report, email-based phishing scams are on the rise, and are the most prominent form of cyberattack.
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The administration's action also relate to the NotPetya cyberattack, which U.S. and British authorities attributed to the Russian military last month.
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"There has not been a successful cyberattack on oil facilities and other critical infrastructure," said an official statement carried by IRNA.
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Trump is president by a combination of the most despicable factors: a Russian cyberattack, voter suppression, racial anxiety and rampant sexism.
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In 2015, US intelligence officials said Iran was behind a 2014 cyberattack on American casinos partly owned by billionaire Sheldon Adelson.
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The intelligence community said in August that President Vladimir Putin of Russia was directing an extensive cyberattack on the 2016 election.
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The cyberattack, on Tuesday, was caused by a virus similar to one that wreaked global havoc less than two months ago.
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The global cyberattack has affected 200,000 Windows computers in more than 150 countries, including China, Japan, South Korea, Germany and Britain.
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U.N. experts on Wednesday called for an immediate investigation into the "possible involvement" of the Saudi crown prince in the cyberattack.
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Padilla said the threat of cyberattack raises anew the prospect of a closely fought election that comes down to disputed results.
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The personal data compromised in the Equifax cyberattack included names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, addresses and some driver's license numbers.
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The cyberattack has triggered efforts in Washington to create a national standard for breach notification, in addition to other legislative proposals.
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According to DHS and the FBI, Russia appears to be laying a foundation for a large scale cyberattack on U.S. infrastructure.
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In 2015, Moscow was formally accused of hacking Ukraine's electric grid in an unprecedented cyberattack that led to widespread power outages.
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The email of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta was compromised about a month later in a cyberattack linked to Russian hackers.
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"We do have to hold our breath and be patient and be careful not to overreact to a cyberattack," said Geers.
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Uber covered up a massive cyberattack that exposed the data of 57 million passengers and drivers last year, according to Bloomberg.
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Last June, CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity firm hired by the DNC, assessed that hackers associated with Russian intelligence were behind the cyberattack.
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President Barack Obama has also not taken a nuclear strike off the table as an appropriate response to a devastating cyberattack.
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Regardless, Iran-watchers warn that any cyberattack designed as payback for Soleimani's assassination likely won't be the end of the story.
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Jharomi said Wednesday the country had defused a massive cyberattack on unspecified "electronic infrastructure" without providing further details on the attack.
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After a devastating cyberattack on Sony in 2014, Ms. Pascal left the studio, with Mr. Rothman succeeding her as movie chairman.
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Kim's hackers also launched a cyberattack that disabled hundreds of thousands of computers in more than 150 countries around the world.
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Whether its Russian-backed cyberattacks against American military spouses or the Democratic National Committee, North Korean hacks and blackmail against Sony Pictures, or China's cyberattack on the Office of Personnel Management (which entailed the theft of the personal data of over 22 million people), the increasing threat of foreign-sponsored cyberattack leaves Americans vulnerable to foreign sponsored cyber-espionage.
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In December 2015, Ukraine was struck by a massive cyberattack that cut power to 103 cities and towns and affected 186 more.
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Moody's will soon start using its credit-rating expertise to evaluate organizations on their risk to a major impact from a cyberattack.
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For example, the start-up implements a service that simulates massive cyberattack scenarios to stress test networks and critical assets for companies.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Encrypted messaging platform Telegram said it experienced a "powerful" cyberattack on Wednesday during massive protests in Hong Kong.
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The U.S. should be able to retaliate with a nuclear first-strike in response to a massive cyberattack, according to the Pentagon.
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The cyberattack appeared to originate outside the United States, the Los Angeles Times reported, citing a source with knowledge of the situation.
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It's a unique type of cyberattack: Hackers encrypt all files on the systems and demand payment, usually in bitcoin, to restore them.
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As Gizmodo first reported last year, Bray had previously leaked baseless claims that the FCC was struck by a cyberattack in 2014.
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As Gizmodo first reported last year, Bray had previously leaked baseless claims that the FCC was struck by another cyberattack in 2014.
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Marriott's recently revealed cyberattack has been linked to a Chinese government spy agency, according to a report in the New York Times.
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This week, it was reported the United States and the United Kingdom are to simulate a cyberattack on a nuclear power plant.
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The I.R.S. said that the problem was most likely related to a hardware issue and was not the result of a cyberattack.
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When Russia conducted a wide-ranging cyberattack on Estonia in 2007, it only strengthened the smaller nation's resolve to fortify its technology.
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A few days before the vote, a sophisticated cyberattack shut down Ukraine's Central Election Commission's computer systems by disrupting the internal network.
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"That's what worries me, not just the cyberattack impacting the vote, but the cyber fears playing into such a narrative," Weaver said.
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Photo: GettyEngland's healthcare system fell victim to a massive cyberattack Friday afternoon, forcing several hospitals to divert emergency patients to other facilities.
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A widespread cyberattack could cause fear about exactly what's going on on Election Day and even sway some voters to stay home.
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Since December, the security community has been fascinated by a coordinated cyberattack in Ukraine that left areas of the country without power.
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These critical systems are strictly segmented from the rest of the network to prevent any damage in the event of a cyberattack.
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The agency estimates some 200,000 victims — including 100,000 public and private sector organizations — have been affected since the start of the cyberattack.
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WPP, one of the world's largest advertising agencies confirmed on Twitter that its IT system has been affected from a possible cyberattack.
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On Friday, the world was hit by a massive cyberattack, the effects of which are continuing to spread as of this writing.
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Cybersecurity stocks surged on Monday following a Friday cyberattack which hit at least 150 countries and affected computers in factories and hospitals.
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The bank did not respond directly when asked if Moiseyev's removal was linked to the publication of the information about the cyberattack.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko visits Rovenskaya nuclear power plant in Kuznetsovsk, January 29, 2016, following the cyberattack at Prykarpattyaoblenergo in December 2015.
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John Richardson, chief of naval operations had previously indicated on Twitter that the possibility of a cyberattack, however slight, would be investigated.
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In the event of a cyberattack, identity theft or other electronic payment failure, cash is what we can count on to survive.
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The main airport in Ukraine's capital city, Kiev, has been hit with a cyberattack launched from a server in Russia, Reuters reported.
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One of the most fearful aspects of a cyberattack is that they can be difficult to spot, even when they are happening.
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Olympic officials confirmed at the beginning of the games that a cyberattack had taken place, but didn't reveal who the attackers were.
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It mounted a major 2007 cyberattack against Estonia, kidnapped Estonian officials and even interfered in a major NATO country's November 2016 elections.
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Similar precautions have been common in Silicon Valley since a 2009 Chinese state cyberattack on servers at Google and other tech companies.
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Iranian hackers recently took credit for the cyberattack against the Bowman Avenue Dam in Rye, N.Y., an attack that happened in 2013.
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And staffers at some of the affected papers said they haven't received much information from management about the extent of the cyberattack.
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However, they do not offer up any direct evidence to suggest that the website may have been brought down by a cyberattack.
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The more Sweden and Finland turn to NATO, the more their networks, their news sites and their government ministries come under cyberattack.
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"There's never been an intentional cyberattack that has taken the electric grid down before," said Robert M. Lee of the SANS Institute.
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Greer called on the agency to release its logs to an independent security analyst or major news outlet to verify the cyberattack.
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The hackers also launched a cyberattack against a vendor of voting equipment and sent phishing emails to individuals involved in administering elections.
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The security firm's attributions are one of the most direct linking Kremlin-backed hackers to a cyberattack against another country's critical infrastructure.
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The latest global cyberattack is a reminder that the era of cyber insecurity is here, expert John Carlin told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"This was a deliberate, targeted and well-planned cyberattack," Singapore's Health Ministry and Ministry of Communications and Information said in a statement.
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To the Editor: Would The New York Times please stop using the term "meddling" to describe the Russians' cyberattack on our elections?
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The United States also reportedly carried out a cyberattack in June disabling Iranian computer systems that controlled its rocket and missile launchers.
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The legal fights will set a precedent about who pays when businesses are hit by a cyberattack blamed on a foreign government.
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Ms. Pascal ran Sony Pictures for 11 years before becoming a Sony-based producer in 2015, following a cyberattack on the studio.
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The U.S. joined Britain in blaming Moscow for a huge cyberattack last June that was aimed at Ukraine but crippled computers worldwide.
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To protect the Defender and harden it against a cyberattack, Atkin's team split the car's systems into 14 modules, each individually protected.
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The hacker or hackers behind the cyberattack on Democratic groups resurfaced Friday, leaking a new batch of documents exclusively to The Hill.
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Hultquist made a similar point on Twitter: Another facet of the Iranian cyberthreat is the cyberattack (disruptive/destructive) capability posed by Iran.
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Here's what you need to know: • The global cyberattack this week may have been meant to paralyze Ukraine, digital security experts said.
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Bits WannaCry, that cyberattack that captured tens of thousands of computers as well as the world's attention last month, was certainly bad.
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Iran also has some limited capabilities to affect the US mainland; an Iranian cyberattack temporarily shut down Atlanta's municipal government last year.
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Ironically, it was a cyberattack linked to the US almost 10 years ago that led to Iran ramping up its cyberwarfare abilities.
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Threatening nuclear attack against, say, Russia, in response to a cyberattack, would just invite a massive nuclear attack against the United States.
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CrowdStrike, a company that provided security and cyberattack response services to the DNC, determined Russian-backed hackers broke into the DNC network.
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In an early example, Iran's nuclear facility at Natanz faced a cyberattack that reportedly set back its enrichment process significantly in 2010.
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In 2012, a cyberattack on the giant oil company Saudi Aramco wiped 35,000 computers and devastated supply operations, possibly using an implant.
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Deloitte was hit with a cyberattack that allowed hackers access to company emails and possibly confidential client information, the Guardian reported Monday.
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"The Russian cyberattack, and the misinformation and propaganda — they have been living with this for decades," Ms. Klobuchar said in an interview.
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In May, a colossal cyberattack locked down files on the computers of businesses, government entities, and the U.K.'s National Health Service.
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Japan's financial regulator then ordered the firm to improve its operations and said it would inspect all cryptocurrency exchanges following the cyberattack.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) says it cannot provide more information proving that it was the victim of a cyberattack in May.
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In December, around 85033,000 people in a western region of Ukraine lost power in the first known blackout caused by a cyberattack.
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But arguably the most famous kinetic cyberattack to date was likely carried out as a joint venture between the U.S. and Israel.
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Despite rampant speculation at the time, the first blackout was caused by a technical glitch, not a cyberattack, according to the bank.
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The country, cut off from much of the global economy, has used its cyberattack abilities to spread propaganda and disrupt websites overseas.
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That's why intelligence chiefs spanning the past three presidential administrations now say a cyberattack is the greatest threat facing the United States.
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The Obama administration is preparing to publicly blame Iranian hackers for the 2013 cyberattack on a New York dam, according to CNN.
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By taking many of the measures outlined above, America can avoid complacency and be better equipped to ward off the next cyberattack.
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The developments have some officials worried that Moscow or another nation state could execute a disruptive cyberattack targeting the U.S. power grid.
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A secret U.S. cyberattack in June wiped out a critical database that Iran used to target oil tankers, senior U.S. officials said.
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A secret U.S. cyberattack in June wiped out a critical database that Iran used to target oil tankers, senior U.S. officials said.
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Since 2010, when Iran faced a cyberattack on its nuclear facilities, the country has focused heavily on beefing up its defense operations.
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On Thursday, a third Florida city, Key Biscayne, said it too had been the victim of a cyberattack that began on Sunday.
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Ukraine revealed Tuesday it had stopped a "massive" cyberattack against the country's telecommunications network — and blamed the Kremlin for the attempted hack.
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The Australia government suffered a cyberattack that it suspects is the work of a "sophisticated state actor," according to the country's prime minister.
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Hundreds of scientists and thousands of students at Ben Gurion University do research at the school's unique cyberattack simulation and malware analysis laboratories.
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Pai has previously testified to Congress that the phony cyberattack occurred and has since placed all the blame on his chief information officer.
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Later, Pai himself was accused of providing false information to Congress about an alleged "cyberattack" on the FCC's comment system that never happened.
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Marriott's (MAR) recently revealed cyberattack has been linked to a Chinese government spy agency, according to a report in the New York Times.
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To date, there is no protection in the United States for citizens or entities that have been the victim of foreign-backed cyberattack.
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Algorithms can then process operating data to identify and flag any abnormal behavior as a potential cyberattack, triggering safety systems that can intervene.
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" "Just imagine if Russia were to engage in a cyberattack to destabilize the American electoral process, as it has done with other nations.
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Washington (CNN)Federal officials are dismissing the idea that hackers could manipulate US elections through a cyberattack of election systems and voter databases.
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Reckitt has grappled with a slowing market and ongoing fallout from a South Korean safety scandal, a failed product launch and a cyberattack.
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However, it's even ruder for companies to profit from selling people vulnerable technology that could be coopted and used in a global cyberattack.
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It did not release radioactive material into the atmosphere, but it was a vivid demonstration of the vulnerability of nuclear facilities to cyberattack.
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Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel put out a statement yesterday condemning the agency for falsely identifying a cyberattack as being the cause of the shutdown.
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It turns out inviting a foreign power to cyberattack the country is one thing that can bring both sides of the aisle together.
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Ukrenergo, the energy company whose network ISSP had been helping to rebuild after the 2016 blackout cyberattack, had also been struck yet again.
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A major cyberattack on Singapore's government health database stole the personal information of about 1.5 million people, including Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.
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The Intercept published a top secret NSA report Monday that alleged Russian military intelligence launched a 2016 cyberattack on a voting software company.
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HSBC has apologized to customers who were locked out of internet banking services after the lender was hit by a cyberattack on Friday.
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Furthermore, HSBC was forced to apologize to customers on Friday who were locked out of its Internet banking services due to a cyberattack.
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As the electric industry has increased its reliance on digital technologies to better serve consumers, the grid has grown more vulnerable to cyberattack.
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Bloomberg News reported that the cyberattack, which occurred before President Trump's election, targeted nearly twice the number of states as was previously revealed.
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Yahoo revealed Tuesday that a massive cyberattack it suffered in 2013 was much more widespread than it previously said, according to regulatory filings.
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In other news ... -- UK hospitals were crippled by a large-scale cyberattack that forced operations to be canceled and ambulances to be diverted.
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The United States must develop a "first response" team, similar to a 911 call to the police or firefighters, when a cyberattack occurs.
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Whenever there's a headline-grabbing cyberattack, Michael Shalyt, CEO and co-founder of Israeli cybersecurity start-up Aperio Systems, has his sleep interrupted.
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The film reportedly outlines how the US created a cyberattack contingency plan, known as Nitro Zeus, in case nuclear negotiations with Iran failed.
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The cyberattack affected 123 of the city's 85033 network video recorders, city officials said, leaving the infected cameras unable to record between Jan.
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DDoS This type of cyberattack has become popular in recent years because it's relatively easy to execute and its effects are obvious immediately.
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Darden Restaurants announced on Wednesday it was notified by government officials on August 16 that it had been the victim of a cyberattack.
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In 2011, the U.S. government implemented its own framework, declaring a cyberattack similar to an act of war, punishable by conventional military means.
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Equifax was the subject of a record-breaking cyberattack in July that compromised important information, like Social Security numbers, of 145.5 million Americans.
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On Thursday, the House holds a hearing on the ability of the government to handle a cyberattack that takes out the electric grid.
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The Department of Homeland Security did not engage in a prolonged cyberattack against the state of Georgia, the DHS inspector general has determined.
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As pressure from the West to derail North Korea's nuclear weapons program increases, Kim will likely continue to develop cyberattack capabilities in response.
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Bitcoin briefly fell below $2000,21 Monday as one of the world's largest digital currency exchanges reported a temporary outage due to a cyberattack.
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The concerns are not only limited to the breach itself; the strongest ire is coming from regulators over how Uber handled the cyberattack.
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But as technology advances, we have to recognize the possibility of new threats to submarines, especially cyberattack and detection by swarms of drones.
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A cybersecurity firm has identified four different cyberattack campaigns against various banks and other financial institutions in West African countries, researchers said Wednesday.
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We also must share expertise and training across jurisdictions and ensure that jurisdictions are prepared to recover in the face of a cyberattack.
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What if, on the eve of this November's election, a state discovers that a cyberattack has removed millions of voters from its rolls?
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A group of House Democrats are now demanding answers from Pai about when he found out that the cyberattack claim was false. Rep.
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In a scene after the credits, Phillip Price, the E Corp chief executive, revealed that he knew who was responsible for the cyberattack.
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SANGER: You've seen several of those countries come under cyberattack, things that are short of war, clearly appear to be coming from Russia.
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The encrypted messaging app Telegram said it was the target of a "powerful" cyberattack originating from China that disrupted service for some users.
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The Obama administration has declined to detail the precise circumstances that would provoke a retaliatory cyberattack against a foreign governments, frustrating some critics.
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The document designates which federal agency will take the lead in different areas of response efforts in the event of a "significant" cyberattack.
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The Intercept published a top-secret NSA report Monday that alleged Russian military intelligence launched a 2016 cyberattack on a voting software company.
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Government officials told The New York Times that the secret cyberattack temporarily hurt Iran's ability to target shipping traffic in the Persian Gulf.
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The Intercept published a top secret NSA report Monday that alleged Russian military intelligence launched a 2016 cyberattack on a voting software company.
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"It doesn't mean a cyberattack couldn't occur, which would be an inconvenience, but it's not going to change any outcome of an election."
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As a result, all applicable government agencies need to be on the same page when assessing a cyber threat or measuring a cyberattack.
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A massive botnet of hacked Internet of Things devices has been implicated in the cyberattack that caused a significant internet outage on Friday.
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The photos were transferred to a subcontractor's network and later stolen through a "malicious cyberattack," a CBP spokesperson told TechCrunch in an email.
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They'll do it on the first weekday after the president's own government indicted a dozen Russian intelligence agents for carrying out the cyberattack.
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The global cyberattack that hit companies and government officials on Tuesday appears to be "cyber vandalism," former FBI agent Leo Taddeo told CNBC.
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Those behind the recent cyberattack affecting businesses around Europe have successful received a total of nearly 4 , worth around $9621 at today's price.
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A corporate cyberattack takes place every 2100 seconds via ransomware across the globe, reported Cybersecurity Ventures, a research specialist in the global cybereconomy.
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"The epidemic style of Conficker's spread gave us a clear picture of what a full-scale cyberattack might look like," Mr. Porras said.
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Israel stopped short of bombing but, a decade ago, joined the United States in conducting a sophisticated cyberattack against Iran's major enrichment site.
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The moderators reported the breach Wednesday to the F.B.I. Internet Crime Complaint Center, saying they considered it a cyberattack on a vulnerable population.
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But the recent missile salvo from North Korea suggests that even a prolonged, sophisticated cyberattack can't fully derail North Korea's nuclear-missile program.
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Mr. Kim paid very little price for the cyberattack that took out 70 percent of Sony Pictures Entertainment's computer systems three years ago.
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So far, authorities have only confirmed that the city experienced a ransomware cyberattack and city officials received a written demand related to it.
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The global cyberattack that began on Friday spread to thousands more computers over the weekend and into the new workweek, primarily in Asia.
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Though unsuccessful in their cyberattack, Microsoft said the hackers were "highly motivated" and "willing to invest significant time and resources" in their endeavour.
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"This is the first time we've seen this level of cyberattack in the gulf, the hacking of a news site," Mr. Nonneman said.
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The identification of malware tied to a cyberattack on Ukraine last year is putting a renewed focus on threats to America's electric grid.
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The voting process of the United States, and no doubt countries around the world, is inadequately equipped to defend against professional cyberattack attempts.
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Instead of missile attacks, the United States later mounted a cyberattack on Iran that avoided the casualties that Mr. Trump said concerned him.
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Security researchers recently discovered that the Chinese used National Security Agency hacking tools after apparently discovering an N.S.A. cyberattack on their own systems.
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There's no international definition about what type of cyberattack by a sovereign nation or its proxies is an act of war (The Hill).
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Biden demurred when debate moderator Bill Whitaker asked whether he'd launch a retaliatory cyberattack against Russia if it interfered in the 2020 contest.
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The threats of cyberattack and hypersonic missiles are two examples of easily foreseeable challenges to our national security posed by rapidly developing technology.
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The FCC initially blamed a cyberattack for the outage, but the FCC's Office of the Inspector General later concluded those claims were misleading.
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Those who raise the threat of an Iranian cyberattack as a possible or likely response in 2020 are not recklessly beating the drum.
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He added that the United States has fortified its assets in the region and is prepared for any possible retaliation, including a cyberattack.
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The cyberattack has hit 200,000 computers in more than 150 countries, according to Rob Wainwright, the executive director of Europol, Europe's police agency.
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"We faced a very well-coordinated state-sponsored cyberattack on the government's digital infrastructure," Mr. Azari Jahromi told reporters in Tehran on Wednesday.
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The hacking tool used to carry out the massive WannaCry cyberattack in June was released by the hacker group Shadow Brokers in April.
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Britain's national anti-doping organization revealed Monday that it was recently hit by a cyberattack but said hackers did not compromise any data.
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The "mining" started five days after the cyberattack, which locked tens of thousands of computer and data files for ransom payments in bitcoin.
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The authorities say the perpetrator in the cyberattack last year targeted the medical records of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, a cancer survivor.
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Marriott International said a huge cyberattack that exposed the private information of millions of guests was not quite as bad as first thought.
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The combination of his diplomatic opening, economic pressure and a covert cyberattack on Iran's nuclear enrichment program drove Iran to the negotiating table.
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It's difficult to predict exactly what a cyberattack from Iran would look like — but experts emphasized that Iran's cyber capabilities were well documented.
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Mr. Trump has done nothing about Russia's cyberattack on America's elections — not even a single-cabinet level meeting — suggesting impunity for future aggression.
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The FBI's Philadelphia field office confirmed Saturday that it is involved in an investigation of the cyberattack, which appeared limited to the Democratic Caucus.
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When a cyberattack is launched, whether successful or not, the enemy is likely to alter its behavior—a valuable cyberweapon may be rendered useless.
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Photo: GettyThe FCC blew past a deadline to respond to questions brought by two U.S. senators over dubious "cyberattack" claims made by agency officials.
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There are fourteen other John Doe's listed in the complaint who are believed to have directly or indirectly helped Davis carry out the cyberattack.
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A Chinese electronics company is recalling cameras that security researchers linked to Friday's massive cyberattack that brought down Twitter, Spotify, Reddit and other websites.
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Other documents show that a former FBI informant, Hector Monsegur, repeatedly told fellow hackers that Assange had ordered a cyberattack against a U.S. ally.
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The port issued a statement on Wednesday blaming a cyberattack on a disruption of its IT systems and that law enforcement had been alerted.
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FCC mentioned PPD-41 to lawmakers as a way to explain why Homeland Security wasn't contacted, as required, in the wake of a cyberattack.
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The Democratic National Committee believes that late last year it was once again the target of a Russian cyberattack, according to new court documents.
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The hacker who goes by the name "Guccifer 2.0" on Friday released files purportedly stolen in a cyberattack on the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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Visa says that the issue was the "result of a hardware failure within one of our European systems," and that it wasn't a cyberattack.
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Even worse, the attacks are believed to be ongoing, and some victims still might have no idea they were the victims of a cyberattack.
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Are we talking about the same cyberattack where it was revealed that head of the DNC illegally gave Hillary the questions to the debate?
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Both North Korea and China have been known to engage in cyberattacks, Pyongyang most infamously in the cyberattack against Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2014.
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A session on Wednesday aims to test just how well governments and industry partners can work together in the event of an advanced cyberattack.
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Israel responded to a Hamas cyberattack by blowing up the building that apparently housed the responsible hacking group, a new escalation in cyberwar doctrine.
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The credit reporting agency said Thursday that personal information belonging to 143 million Americans was compromised in a cyberattack it identified on July 29.
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But Bray on Monday said that this recent instance was caused by a cyberattack and not a flood of people trying to give input.
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Indeed, CBP officials recently revealed that thousands of photos of people's faces and license plates were compromised after a cyberattack on a federal subcontractor.
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"These folks are potential future recruits for defending our nation or defending our Department of Defense, defending the U.S. government from cyberattack," said Kim.
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The U.K.'s National Health Service (NHS) was one of the victims of the cyberattack that struck 200,000 machines in 150 countries since Friday.
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Merck reported a nearly tripling of sales for its cancer drug Keytruda, but also said a cyberattack during the quarter impacted its overall revenue.
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These activities include the NotPetya cyberattack, the June 85033 global malware outbreak for which the Trump administration and the United Kingdom have blamed Russia.
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On average, companies around the world take 146 days to detect a cyberattack, according to a 2017 report by FireEye and Marsh & McLennan Companies.
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And he added that not every response to a cyberattack would necessarily occur in cyberspace, opening the door for possible sanctions or military actions.
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That said, these strategies or tactics need to be revisited or updated to understand the appropriate mitigations to protect your company from a cyberattack.
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It processes information in real-time to provide visibility into the security landscape within the network and pulls together related elements of a cyberattack.
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Nearly one in four Americans say they or a family member have been the target of a cyberattack, according to a new Gallup poll.
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House Republicans on Thursday pressed critical infrastructure defense officials on their level of preparedness in the event of a cyberattack on the electrical grid.
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House Republicans on Thursday pressed critical infrastructure defense officials on their level of preparedness in the event of a cyberattack on the electrical grid.
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A group of Democratic senators is asking the FBI to investigate an alleged cyberattack on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) website earlier this month.
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Then, in December 2009, Google discovered a sophisticated cyberattack, originating inside China, designed to access the Gmail accounts of dissidents and human rights activists.
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The United States pointed the finger at North Korea — marking the first time that the government formally blamed a foreign nation for a cyberattack.
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The alleged attack came around the 10th anniversary of the Stuxnet cyberattack by American and Israeli intelligence against Iran's Nantanz nuclear facilities in 2009.
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The leaflets will also explain how Swedes should react in a terror attack, after a natural disaster or following a cyberattack against critical infrastructure.
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In 2015, the "Great Firewall of China" — the nationwide system China uses to censor the internet — was reconfigured to launch a cyberattack on GitHub.
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In a special Axios report yesterday, current and former senior U.S. intelligence and security officials said a crippling cyberattack is the country's greatest threat.
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Nelson also raised concern that there is no government-wide policy established that lays out how to respond when the U.S. faces a cyberattack.
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The House Committee on Energy and Commerce will hold a meeting regarding last month's massive cyberattack against Dyn, a domain name system (DNS) provider.
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"After careful investigation, the US today publicly attributes the massive 'WannaCry' cyberattack to North Korea," Bossert wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed.
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The cyberattack was Operation Olympic Games, a joint United States-Israeli effort to sabotage Iranian nuclear centrifuges with a computer virus sometimes called Stuxnet.
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Still, nobody is ruling out an armed clash or another form of Iranian response, like a cyberattack, to send Mr. Trump a defiant message.
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Ms. Croft worries that a major conflict or a cyberattack that shuts off a large portion of Gulf exports could prove a rude awakening.
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North Korea also conducted a cyberattack against Sony Pictures Entertainment, in retaliation for a comedic movie about an assassination plot against Kim Jong-un.
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LONDON — Within days of a cyberattack, warehouses of the snack foods company Mondelez International filled with a backlog of Oreo cookies and Ritz crackers.
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The lingering story that stuck in the public imagination: the Russian cyberattack was executed with help of cyberweapons that the NSA lost control of.
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The cyberattack, carried out after Sony produced a comedy portraying the assassination of the North Korean leader, wiped out 70 percent of Sony's computers.
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Costs relating to the consumer credit reporting agency's major cyberattack helped knock earnings down 27 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier.
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A cyberattack at Deloitte, one of the "big four" accounting firms, may have revealed confidential client information, according to a statement from the firm.
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" Still, many cybersecurity experts are concerned that if America's public and private sectors don't prepare, Iran's next cyberattack may not be a "nothing event.
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Otherwise, it's only a matter of time before a nation under cyberattack responds by bombing the likely culprit even before the evidence is conclusive.
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But security experts warn that while mobile voting could increase turnout, it could also make the system much more vulnerable to a cyberattack. Yikes!
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Hacking is another story, but outside of Burisma there has been no public acknowledgement of a successful cyberattack against a US candidate or affiliate.
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The CyberPeace Institute will work to coordinate recovery efforts for victims after a cyberattack and promote adherence to international rules and norms in cyberspace.
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MedStar, which operates 85033 hospitals and over 250 outpatient facilities throughout the Maryland and Washington, D.C., area, fell victim to the cyberattack last week.
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Nelson also raised concern that there is no government-wide policy established that lays out how to respond when the U.S. faces a cyberattack.
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Living in a literal grid under the constant threat of cyberattack has created a sense of urgency not seen since the dot com era.
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In June it announced a cooperation with the European self-driving car consortium Vedecom that is aimed at producing "cyberattack-secured, commercially-available automobiles".
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It is axiomatic that the Department of Homeland Security is charged with protecting citizens from all external threats, including the devastating effects of cyberattack.
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One could imagine that a future US cyberattack on Iran would be much more potent, though, causing more problems for the regime in Tehran.
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At the start of his first term, he authorized the Stuxnet cyberattack that destroyed about a thousand of Iran's centrifuges used for enriching uranium.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the findings of security researchers who looked into the cyberattack on the Bank of Bangladesh last year.
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The malware, planted by a mysterious hacker group known as Xenotime, could have easily been the first cyberattack to have cost a human life.
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Tens of thousands of images of travelers and license plates stored by Customs and Border Protection have been stolen in a cyberattack, officials said.
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NRCC spokesman Ian Prior confirmed the group was the victim of a cyberattack by an unknown party, but disputed that stolen passwords were used.
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In December, Yahoo said it had uncovered yet another massive cyberattack, saying data from more than 1 billion user accounts was compromised in August 2013.
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The intelligence agencies also said Russia has been testing U.S. infrastructure and attempting to determine weaknesses that could be used to launch a destructive cyberattack.
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While the PNNL documents come from earlier this year, DHS has been probing the possibility of a cyberattack against commercial airplanes for some time now.
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These employees include air traffic controllers for the FAA, TSA officials scanning bags at airports for weapons, and Army intelligence personnel tracking potential cyberattack attempts.
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The cyberattack stoked fear in the country, coming three months after ISIS-linked terrorists killed 12 people at the offices of French magazine Charlie Hebdo.
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The U.S. Justice Department announced Monday that it has indicted four members of China's military for the cyberattack against credit ratings agency Equifax in 2017.
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In the wake of last week's massive Petya ransomware attack in Eastern Europe, researchers are reaching consensus that the incident was a politically-motivated cyberattack.
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A quick refresher: In October, millions of internet-connected devices (think cameras, DVRs, etc.) launched a massive cyberattack on a key piece of internet infrastructure.
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Ukraine's power grid came under cyberattack in December 2015, an attack many interpreted as part of a hybrid attack by Russia against the country's infrastructure.
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"Had the company taken action to address its observable security issues prior to this cyberattack, the data breach could have been prevented," said the report.
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Season 2 starts in a world of financial ruin, one trying to find its footing after a crippling cyberattack delivered by Elliot's hacker brigade, fsociety.
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Under the new rules, banks would have to employ the most effective controls available and be able to recover from a cyberattack within two hours.
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That cyberattack was powered by something the internet had never seen before: an army made of more than one million hacked Internet of Things devices.
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A Boeing production plant in Charleston, South Carolina was hit by the WannaCry ransomwear cyberattack on Wednesday, according to a report from the Seattle Times.
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Cybersecurity experts have long used the phrase "where bits and bytes meet flesh and blood," which signifies a cyberattack in which someone is physically harmed.
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A 22-year-old British cybersecurity researcher thwarted yesterday's "Wanna Decryptor 2.0" cyberattack that affected computers worldwide by spending nearly $11, the Washington Post reports.
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Failure to renew an expired digital certificate for 19 months left Equifax without visibility on the exfiltration of data during the time of the cyberattack.
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In the email, Kramer asks if Vyarya witnessed a cyberattack test with the military contracting firm, as described in the Meduza story, which Vyarya confirms.
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But a cyberattack isn't needed to weaken the public's trust in an election's outcome — a malfunction can also inflict the same kind of civic damage.
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It's easy to point to the crippling ransomware cyberattack dubbed WannaCry and see it as an example of the ever-worsening state of global cybersecurity.
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The risk of a devastating cyberattack may be the single greatest danger to the U.S. financial system, according to J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon.
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The 25-year-old federal contractor was charged with leaking information regarding a 2016 Russian military intelligence cyberattack to The Intercept, an online news outlet.
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"I find it dismaying and objectionable that President Trump continues to deny the undeniable fact Russia launched a major cyberattack against the US," Burns said.
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If they can encourage the President to support important and necessary reforms to make the country safer from cyberattack, that would be a welcome development.
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Ben Israel is clear about what has made Israel so advanced in the field: the fact that it has been under cyberattack for many years.
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Therefore, presenting findings regarding the cyberattack has nothing to do with politics – while an absence of testimony is a political decision in and of itself.
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Ukrainian officials admitted it is also possible the cyberattack was retaliation for Kiev cutting off electricity to the Russian-occupied Crimean peninsula late last year.
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A Republican chairman says he's open to a "certain level of regulation" on internet-connected devices to prevent a repeat of a recent major cyberattack.
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By focusing our defense on critical infrastructure as the target for cyberattack, we have created a cyber Maginot Line that our opponents easily move around.
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Earlier this week, someone used a botnet made of more than 25,000 hacked CCTV cameras to launch a massive cyberattack on a jewelry store's website.
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Reuters noted that it is unknown who was behind the cyberattack on Min's device or what was done with any information obtained during the attack.
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The Kremlin on Friday also demanded that the U.S. provide evidence that Russia was directly involved in the cyberattack before making any more public accusations.
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A spokeswoman for the airport in Kiev told Reuters there are signs the power grid cyberattack is linked to the more recent intrusion at Boryspil.
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Ukraine has pointed the finger at Russia for the cyberattack, though cyber experts say it's too early to tell if Moscow was behind the malware.
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Around 800 participants from large banks, regulators and other financial firms from 12 countries joined the simulated cyberattack by conference call starting at 7 a.m.
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Careem, the Middle East rival to Uber, had the data of its 14 million customers and drivers stolen in a cyberattack, the company said Monday.
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But part of the problem, experts say, is that it is notoriously tricky to prove who is behind a given cyberattack with 100 percent certainty.
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The Obama administration is expected to publicly blame Iranian hackers for the 2013 cyberattack on a New York dam as early as Thursday, Reuters reports.
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On Thursday, the House Transportation Committee will look at whether the U.S. is prepared to handle the aftermath of a cyberattack on the electrical grid.
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Federal regulators said Friday that a Russian cyberattack aimed at the U.S. power grid last year did not compromise operations at any nuclear power plants.
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The cyberattack shocked France, coming on the heels of jihadist massacres at the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and a kosher supermarket that left 17 dead.
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Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have expressed increasing concerns that the U.S. is unprepared to deal with the fallout from a massive cyberattack.
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Russia, which was one of the countries hit, said the cyberattack caused no serious problems at either a state or corporate level in the country.
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More than 6,500 government officials and big players in the energy sector came together this week to conduct a simulated cyberattack on the electrical grid.
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Iran is still working to get all its systems back online and recover data that was lost during the June cyberattack, according to the Times.
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According to the experts, there does not exist the legal authority to stop an attack or to properly retaliate to a massive cyberattack to America.
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The Federal Communication Commission's claims about being a victim of a cyberattack also began to unravel during this period, drawing additional attention to the debate.
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Baltimore's emergency dispatch system faced a cyberattack over the weekend that caused officials to temporarily shutdown the automated program, while emergency calls were handled manually.
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The airport of Odessa, in Ukraine, was also hit by a damaging cyberattack on Tuesday, but it's unclear if it's been hit by Bad Rabbit.
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The website for Cyprus's central bank briefly came under cyberattack, just days after the hacking collective Anonymous vowed a 30-day strike against global banks.
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And that's not to mention the fact that when something goes wrong — like a cyberattack — it's often the CIO who's tapped to issue a statement.
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Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) on Thursday bashed President Obama for taking years to blame Iran for a 2013 cyberattack against a New York dam.
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When hackers went after the Onslow Water and Sewer Authority last month, it was the second cyberattack on a North Carolina utility within a year.
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Before Zelensky could even tweet a link to the site, a cyberattack overwhelmed the website's servers with 227 million simultaneous requests, knocking all operations offline.
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Before Zelensky could even tweet a link to the site, a cyberattack overwhelmed the website's servers with 210 million simultaneous requests, knocking all operations offline.
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Hotels owned by the Trump Organization have come under cyberattack before; in 2015, credit card information was stolen from a number of Trump hotel properties.
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Here's what you need to know: • An international cyberattack crippled tens of thousands of computer systems in a hacking reminiscent of last month's WannaCry attacks.
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Computer users around the world — particularly in Russia and China — struggled into a fourth day with a cyberattack that locked them out of their computers.
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If it did, Americans developed plans to strike a command-and-control ship and conduct a cyberattack to partly disable Iran's oil and gas sector.
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An earlier version of this article misstated part of the name of the agency that the malware used in a global cyberattack was stolen from.
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A 2007 cyberattack on Estonia, a former Soviet republic that had joined NATO, sent a message that Russia could paralyze the country without invading it.
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He cited a cyberattack in July against government services in Finney County, Kansas, including elections infrastructure, to which he said DHS responded and helped remediate.
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Montroll also failed to disclose a cyberattack on the exchange's system and a bitcoin theft that happened as a result, according to the SEC statement.
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The FBI and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) are working with Atlanta city officials after a cyberattack shut down many of the city's computer systems.
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A U.S. intelligence report on Russian hacking ahead of the American presidential election describes a sophisticated cyberattack scheme ordered by Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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But it's one thing for intruders to hide their tracks, and another to adopt an invented identity, or even frame another country for a cyberattack.
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To me, the scariest story of the week came from our colleague Nicole Perlroth, who dug into a recent cyberattack on a company called IDT.
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The director of National Grid, meanwhile, said the company was certain the power failure had not been the result of "malicious" action or a cyberattack.
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" This, coincidentally, was the same news conference at which he encouraged Russia's cyberattack of Hillary Clinton's campaign to "find the 30,000 emails that are missing.
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Saudi oil production dropped by more than 50 percent as a result of that attack, far greater than anything it had ever accomplished via cyberattack.
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Over the years, some sanctions were eased and others added, including after the cyberattack on Sony Pictures in 2014 that Washington attributed to the North.
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Iran announced Wednesday that it had blocked a "very organized and governmental" cyberattack, though it offered no specifics on the incident, The Associated Press reports.
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Stoltenberg has previously said that a severe cyberattack could trigger Article 85033, which declares that an attack on one ally is an attack on all.
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The SEC complaint said the Saginaw, Texas, resident failed to disclose a cyberattack on his exchange's system and a bitcoin theft that followed that hack.
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The Department of Homeland Security is funding new research to counter a type of cyberattack that brought down Twitter, PayPal and other websites last year.
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UKAD did not link the activity to Russia in its brief statement on Monday, though The Guardian reported that some suspect Moscow in the cyberattack.
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Operators undergo psychological evaluations to ensure they can handle stress, and they spend weeks every year inside simulation labs preparing for a hurricane or cyberattack.
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HSBC said Friday that it has been the victim of a cyberattack that temporarily crippled its personal banking services in the U.K., The Guardian reports.
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The untold story of how digital detectives unraveled the mystery of Olympic Destroyer—and why the next big cyberattack will be even harder to crack.
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The director of National Grid, meanwhile, said the company was certain the power failure had not been the result of "malicious" action or a cyberattack.
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"A major cyberattack on our territory, which Europeans have also faced from Russia, Iran and other countries, I think, could change their calculus," she said.
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A cyberattack on American democracy should be a deal breaker, but to Trump, only one guy is standing in the way: special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The cyberattack affected 123 of 187 network video recorders in a closed-circuit TV system for public spaces across the city, the officials said late Friday.
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The FBI's Philadelphia field office confirmed Saturday that it was involved in an investigation of the cyberattack, which appeared to be limited to the Democratic Caucus.
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"In June 2017, the Russian military launched the most destructive and costly cyberattack in history," reads the short statement published by the White House Thursday afternoon.
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Photo: David McNew (Getty)A cyberattack affected newspapers across the country and delayed the Saturday editions of several prominent publications, the Los Angeles Times reported Saturday.
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As Gizmodo reported last month: In fact, reports emerging in the wake of the cyberattack suggest that the FCC public comment system is already wholly compromised.
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The scenario prompted many hospitals to re-think cybersecurity and imagine how a cyberattack might play shake out at a critical facility that serves the publich.
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In 2015, Ukraine's power grid had massive outages after a cyberattack — which some officials have attributed to Russia — two days before Christmas, during a cold snap.
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The purpose is to ensure banks can pull up the right information about customer accounts and still reconcile transactions in the face of a catastrophic cyberattack.
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During that time, the agency's Office of Media Relations took aim at journalists, blasting them publicly for questioning whether any evidence existed showing a cyberattack occurred.
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Because the cyberattack occurred in 2016, it was not subject to the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation that went into effect in May.
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The Senate Finance Committee is demanding answers from Equifax in the latest fallout from a massive cyberattack that compromised personal data belonging to 143 million Americans.
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And as if that weren't enough, his hackers launched a cyberattack that disabled hundreds of thousands of computers in more than 150 countries around the world.
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The British Parliament has been hit by a "sustained and determined" cyberattack, according to The Telegraph, which has left lawmakers unable to remotely access their email.
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The prospect of using nuclear weapons against a cyberattack appears extreme but also highlights just how seriously some experts are taking the prospect of modern cyberwar.
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The cyberattack that knocked hundreds of school networks offline in Japan last week had at least one novel feature: It was allegedly instigated by a student.
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He noted as an example the unprecedented cyberattack on a Ukrainian power distributor just before Christmas last year that temporarily knocked out electricity to 230,000 people.
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Other sanctions concern a Russian cyberattack on the World Anti-Doping Agency in 2016, in which hackers gained access to athletes' medical data and leaked it.
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Update at 8:06PM ET, 11/21: Added confirmation that New York AG Eric Schneiderman has opened an investigation into the cyberattack and its cover up.
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A report by the Daily Beast earlier this month claims the Pentagon had prepared an offensive cyberattack against Russia if they interfered with the midterm elections.
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Last Friday, he gave a speech at the conservative Hudson Institute saying that "the warning signs are there" of another Russian cyberattack aimed at American elections.
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Two months after its second nuclear test in 2009, North Korea launched a sweeping cyberattack on South Korea, targeting government websites, news sites, and financial sites.
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While the US has not publicly named Russia as the culprit, the White House has acknowledged that is the belief of experts who investigated the cyberattack.
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Ukraine was just hit by a sweeping cyberattack that paralyzed operations in major government agencies, including the country's national bank, state power company, and largest airport.
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As the members of Congress write, it's inconceivable that Pai and his office were unaware of the doubts regarding and material deficiencies of the cyberattack story.
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Twitter, Reddit, Github, Spotify, and many others were knocked offline intermittently on Friday morning as a result of a cyberattack on a large internet infrastructure provider.
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Such a cyberattack could compromise airplanes and cars as well as simple household appliances and delivery drones – and have profound implications on personal and home security.
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Reuters has not found any cases in which a source code review aided in a cyberattack, but both federal and private cyber experts have expressed concern.
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The 25-year-old federal contractor now stands charged with leaking information regarding a 53 Russian military intelligence cyberattack to The Intercept, an online news outlet.
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The Milpitas, California-based firm said French and German media outlets, Russian political opposition groups and Russia-linked LGBT organizations were also targeted by the cyberattack.
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The U.S. government earlier this month charged and sanctioned Pak Jin Hyok in the 2017 global WannaCry ransomware cyberattack and the 2014 cyberassault on Sony Corp.
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The major political parties in the 85033 elections in Germany entered into an agreement not to accept or profit from any information obtained from a cyberattack.
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Although experts say it is likely that the power outage in Ukraine was caused by an cyberattack, there are still plenty of questions to be answered.
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Russian hackers similarly launched a major cyberattack on Ukraine's Constitution Day last year, ravaging computers as part of an effort to disrupt the country's financial system.
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Authorities say Cismaru and Isvanca disabled nearly two-thirds of the outdoor surveillance cameras operated by MPD in their cyberattack that started in early January 2202.
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"With this concerted action and a series of high-profile strikes on businesses including eBay, Target and Yahoo, the risks of cyberattack are evident," they wrote.
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The regime conducted a cyberattack against Sony Pictures and vowed "9/85033-style attacks" against U.S. movie theaters showing the movie "The Interview," which satirized Kim.
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Secretary of State John Kerry raised the cyberattack with his Russian counterpart, Sergey V. Lavrov, on Tuesday at a meeting of foreign ministers in Vientiane, Laos.
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It's impossible to predict whether you'll be the victim of a cyberattack, but you can drastically reduce the odds of one in a few simple steps.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Monday said that a cyberattack on its comment system that it claimed had taken place last year never actually happened.
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Users who were told they were targeted in a state-sponsored cyberattack are pushing the micro-blogging platform to reveal more information about the alleged hacks.
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Although the existence of the offline backup was not intentional in this case, it demonstrates the importance of one particular aspect of resilience against cyberattack: redundancy.
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Check out some of our past coverage of what's believed to be the first blackout caused by hackers: "Ukraine blames Russia for cyberattack on grid" here.
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In September, Yahoo confirmed that it had fallen victim to the largest cyberattack of a single company, with data from 500 million accounts stolen in 85033.
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Ahead of the election, election authorities and cybersecurity experts said a concerted effort to change the outcome of the election through a cyberattack is nearly impossible.
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The FBI arrested Winner in early June after Winner allegedly leaked a top-secret NSA report detailing a 85033 Russian cyberattack on a voting software company.
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Cisco's security research organisation Talos said the intent of the actor behind the cyberattack was destructive, not economically motivated, in a blog post updated on Thursday.
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Russian hackers were identified by German intelligence officials as the culprits behind a cyberattack that damaged a blast furnace owned by ThyssenKrupp, Germany's biggest steel maker.
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The U.S. has publicly blamed North Korea for launching the so-called WannaCry cyberattack that crippled hospitals, banks and other companies across the globe in 2017.
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"Zero Days" begins with the true story of a cyberattack against a nuclear power plant in Iran in which uranium-processing centrifuges were programmed to explode.
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And Germany's intelligence agency, the BND, recently told American officials that it believed Russian hackers had been behind a cyberattack that destroyed a German steel mill.
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Photo: Lion Mizrahi (Getty)For the first time ever, a government announced publicly that it had used immediate lethal physical force in response to a cyberattack.
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The current, Trump-appointed FCC has claimed that the problems were due to a cyberattack, but critics have been skeptical, and finger-pointing has been dizzying.
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December 16: Are we talking about the same cyberattack where it was revealed that head of the DNC illegally gave Hillary the questions to the debate?
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Baltimore's emergency dispatch system faced a cyberattack over the weekend, reportedly causing officials to manually handle emergency calls while its automated program was temporarily shut down.
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Mondelez has filed a lawsuit in Illinois that accuses the insurance company of refusing to cover losses it suffered as a result of the NotPetya cyberattack.
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The case could prove to be an important test for both companies and insurers, and help to establish when policyholders should be compensated for a cyberattack.
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Trump refuses to accept the declaration of the American intelligence community that the Russians are running a giant cyberattack on the U.S. to influence our election.
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Those range from composite materials designed to protect bridge infrastructure from terrorist attacks to comprehensive data security plans and policies to mitigate exposure to a cyberattack.
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Venezuela was plunged into darkness Thursday following a national power failure — an event President Nicolás Maduro blamed on a cyberattack orchestrated by Florida Senator Marco Rubio.
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And, as if that wasn't enough, his hackers launched a cyberattack that disabled hundreds of thousands of computers in more than 150 countries around the world.
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Conficker's potential was scary not because of its potential to commit theft, but because of its far greater potential for launching a cyberattack on computer networks.
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Although officials said every possible cause would be considered, "we do not believe that a cyberattack is within the possibilities," said Mr. Lopetegui, the energy secretary.
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The online battleground: A Chinese cyberattack hit the messaging app Telegram, which protesters use to muster their ranks, share safety tips and organize food and water.
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No country has been named as being behind the cyberattack, but security experts say China, Russia, and possibly Iran and North Korea are among the suspects.
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Newspaper cyberattack: Malware that disrupted the printing operations of The Los Angeles Times and several other publications originated from outside the U.S., the California paper said.
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The website for a local Illinois health agency was taken down by a cyberattack this week, creating difficulties in distributing accurate information on the coronavirus outbreak.
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Israel, which along with the United States conducted the most sophisticated cyberattack in history, the Stuxnet attack on Iran's nuclear enrichment program, also declined to sign.
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Researchers at Symantec said it was the first time a state had used a cyberattack not for espionage or war, but to finance the country's operations.
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