Cyberattacks — and cyberattacks against journalists, specifically — are on the rise, Ms. Sandvik said.
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Cyberattacks China could also hit back at Canada and the United States through cyberattacks.
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Cyberattacks Among Americans, ISIS is the greatest concern, followed by cyberattacks, climate and Russia's power and influence.
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Given last week's flurry of U.S. cyberattacks against Tehran, Iran's history of retaliating with cyberattacks might raise a few eyebrows.
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The poll's results also signaled a growing fear of cyberattacks among Americans, with 45 percent saying they consider cyberattacks as the country's greatest threat.
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Iranian cyberattacks burst onto the front page earlier this year when the Justice Department indicted nine Iranian nationals accused of participating in cyberattacks against American academics.
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Cyberattacks are nothing new to the island nation, which has increasingly faced sophisticated cyberattacks, mostly originating from China, which holds deep antipathy for Taiwan's president Tsai Ing-wen.
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Highlights from the review: On cyberattacks: Earlier reporting by HuffPo referred to a provision in the NPR draft that indicated cyberattacks would be grounds for a nuclear response.
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Empowering entrepreneurs on the ground, introducing redundancy in the form of back-ups, and instituting processes for learning from cyberattacks are critical features of building resilience to future cyberattacks.
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The number of cyberattacks targeting various types of American infrastructure is certainly on the rise, and this year is set to outpace last year for the number of recorded cyberattacks.
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Gary PetersGary Charles PetersState officials press Congress for more resources to fight cyberattacks Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to combat cyberattacks on state and local governments Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle MORE (D-Mich.) and Rick Scott (R-Fla.) introduced legislation at the end of last year to protect K-12 schools from cyberattacks, and the full Senate approved legislation in September that would create "hunt and incident response teams" to deal with cyberattacks.
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"Cyberattacks can be devastating for communities across our country, from ransomware attacks that can block access to school or medical records to cyberattacks that can shut down electrical grids or banking services," Sen.
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The cost of securing businesses from cyberattacks is constantly increasing.
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In fact, there have been very few truly damaging cyberattacks.
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We can solve global warming but we can't stop cyberattacks?
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This as the government sustained dozens of cyberattacks last year.
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Successful cyberattacks have both a human and a financial toll.
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Governments may have different standards for attributing cyberattacks than companies.
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The growing threat of cyberattacks is also on the agenda.
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Covert operations and cyberattacks are also under consideration, officials said.
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I also asked Citadel about its internal protections against cyberattacks.
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In America, Iran's cyberattacks have largely targeted the private sector.
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The Chinese government has repeatedly denied any involvement in cyberattacks.
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Foreign cyberattacks could pose a serious threat to our nation.
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It is much more difficult for cyberattacks to destroy people.
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Around 95 percent of all cyberattacks involve phishing, he said.
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Cloud computing is still at risk from cyberattacks, warns Emm.
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With cyberattacks on the rise, we must strengthen our cybersecurity.
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It's more cyberattacks is really the frontier where you worry.
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They also worked with foreign governments to publicly attribute cyberattacks.
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Another way the West can hurt Russia is through cyberattacks.
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Russia was in the news again this week after President Obama vowed to retaliate against the country for cyberattacks it carried out during the 2016 presidential election, cyberattacks that potentially helped Donald Trump win.
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The pledge spans helping to protect against cyberattacks as well as to not helping governments — including the United States — "launch cyberattacks against innocent citizens and enterprises," as first reported by The New York Times.
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U.S. HITS RUSSIANS OVER CYBERATTACKS: Today the Trump administration announced new economic sanctions against a group of Russian individuals and firms for their roles in major cyberattacks and meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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State-sponsored cyberattacks – In September, Trump accused China's government of carrying out cyberattacks against U.S. companies before the ink was dry on an agreement with the White House to stop the theft of intellectual property.
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The statistic grew to 58 percent when business owners were given a list of cyberattacks to review, meaning that 45 percent identified their businesses as victims only after understanding which incidents are classified as cyberattacks.
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"Next week's hearing provides our members with an opportunity to learn more about the recent cyberattacks, how cyberattacks are evolving and what can be done to mitigate future attacks and risks," Walden and Burgess said.
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There are redacted sections that contain classified information about Russian cyberattacks.
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The FBI later blamed those cyberattacks on the North Korean government.
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But in the realm of cyberattacks, nations extend no such protections.
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Obama cyber chief confirms &aposstand down&apos order against Russian cyberattacks .
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And the costs of dealing with cyberattacks is high and rising.
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The plan has developed amidst NATO threats to counter Russia's cyberattacks.
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Advances in 3D printing could also unleash new forms of cyberattacks.
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CNBC analyzed the last 15 major cyberattacks using analytics tool Kensho.
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First, for efficiency reasons, many cyberattacks utilize the same attack pattern.
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Even former Vice President Dick Cheney wasn't totally safe from cyberattacks.
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Cyberattacks could mark a new front in escalating tensions with Iran.
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But today many of those operations have been replaced by cyberattacks.
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Advanced cyberattacks require engineering skills and a blend of intelligence techniques.
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Cyberattacks by foreign governments are a constant threat to political campaigns.
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Another senator questioned how safe autonomous vehicles were from potential cyberattacks.
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Putin has used cyberattacks, misinformation campaigns and support for rightist parties.
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We all have to do our part to prevent successful cyberattacks.
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Cyberattacks will only increase, and the hackers will become more sophisticated.
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North Korea's most frequent target of cyberattacks is its southern neighbor.
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Already persistent cyberattacks point to the need for this comprehensive overhaul.
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Certainly, many big companies have struggled with cyberattacks in recent years.
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Iran was also responsible for destructive cyberattacks in the United States.
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It can be used to create fictional realities or conduct cyberattacks.
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The ICS-CERT warns companies of potential cyberattacks on these networks.
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Russia has also conducted unprecedented cyberattacks against Democrats during the election.
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They too are more exposed to cyberattacks because of this breach.
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Go deeper: Special report — China, cyberattacks and other top global threats.
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Offensive cyberattacks and other covert actions could reinforce our diplomatic efforts.
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Mr. Trump's strategy is even harder to discern in the cyberattacks.
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The company mostly focuses on protecting major financial companies from cyberattacks.
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It leaves passwords wide open to cyberattacks or potential employee abuse.
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Increased cyberattacks are not the only ripple effect we could see.
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In 2014, the "Gamergate" controversy involved cyberattacks against female game developers.
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I'm thinking here, for example, of launching cyberattacks against the North.
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It was not clear what information was taken in the cyberattacks.
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Until last year, nation states rarely used cyberattacks for financial gain.
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Using VPNs can help protect against mass data collection and cyberattacks.
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It's widely known that cyberattacks interfered with the 2016 presidential election.
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The next year cyberattacks were used during Russia's war with Georgia.
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It is unclear whether any money was stolen in the cyberattacks.
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Less – 85003 percent – are concerned about cyberattacks from nation-state hackers.
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Their efforts are focused specifically on securing presidential campaigns against cyberattacks.
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U.S. officials were preparing for the possibility of cyberattacks and terrorism.
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That left 22017chan vulnerable to cyberattacks that could knock it offline.
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That left 22017chan vulnerable to cyberattacks that could knock it offline.
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Experts say that revenge may include cyberattacks, which could be devastating.
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Experts say that revenge may include cyberattacks, which could be devastating.
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In 2018, there were about 5 million attempted cyberattacks per month.
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In 85033, there were about 5 million attempted cyberattacks per month.
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These latter countries were particularly affected by last month's ransomware cyberattacks.
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Cyberattacks against US cities and towns have increased in recent years.
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These cyberattacks cause hundreds of billions of dollars in economic damage.
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The intrigue: Unlike North Korea, which has mainly used disruptive cyberattacks to settle petty scores and generate revenue, Iran's disruptive cyberattacks have been more tactical, said Ben Read, senior manager for cyber-espionage analysis at FireEye.
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"The threat of cyberattacks is big, and we need only look back to 2014 when Ukraine was the first country to suffer cyberattacks on its election systems," Zhora, co-founder of cybersecurity firm Infosafe, told VICE News.
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"Concord's actual recordkeeping is effected with due account of the fact that Concord has been the victim of several cyberattacks and has reason to expect future cyberattacks from the United States government and third parties," Prigozhin wrote.
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"Cyberattacks can be devastating for communities across our country, from ransomware attacks that can block access to school or medical records to cyberattacks that can shut down electrical grids or banking services," Hassan said in a statement.
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Will Trump use cyberattacks on Russia if Russia hacks the election again?
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Unlocking the black boxTo be clear, AI cyberattacks haven't been commoditized yet.
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Meanwhile, electricity as a potential geopolitical weapon or target for cyberattacks grows.
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Moscow has repeatedly denied involvement with that group and other international cyberattacks.
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But the military clearly remains concerned about cyberattacks on the nuclear arsenal.
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Turla's actions show the dangers of wrongly attributing cyberattacks, British officials said.
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The report comes after a string of cyberattacks on the hotel industry.
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In 2016 alone, the internet has taken some serious hits from cyberattacks.
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When positions go unfilled, organizations have a higher exposure to potential cyberattacks.
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WannaCrypt has generated much debate about the danger of state-sponsored cyberattacks.
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He explained that defenses against cyberattacks do not need to be elaborate.
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Unsurprisingly, the way they use cyberattacks is not the way we expected.
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But America is not alone in facing cyberattacks from an unfriendly Russia.
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There's still no evidence any actual votes were altered by the cyberattacks.
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High-level "signaling" will do little to deter cyberattacks in the future.
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It's comparable, of course, to the kind of cyberattacks that already occur.
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" Rosenstein on Wednesday called the cyberattacks a "high-tech, sophisticated extortion plot.
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"Russia is conducting cyberattacks to undermine American interests at every turn," Sen.
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Lawmakers — including King — have repeatedly pressed for a firmer policy on cyberattacks.
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In the case of cyberattacks, hackers want to knock a website offline.
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What it does: The cybersecurity company helps protect against hacking and cyberattacks.
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Ukraine has also blamed Moscow for targeting the nation with damaging cyberattacks.
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The reports have reignited speculation Pyongyang could be unleashing cyberattacks once again.
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The IRS PIN system has itself been subject to cyberattacks, she said.
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A big threat to the growth of digitally enabled businesses is cyberattacks.
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The announcement comes after two U.S. cities faced cyberattacks in recent weeks.
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Fourteen years later, Obama reached an agreement with China to curb cyberattacks.
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The reality is, no software ever written is completely secure from cyberattacks.
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By the way, impervious to weapons, impervious to viruses and to cyberattacks.
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Those efforts have included cyberattacks authorized by President Barack Obama in 2014.
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This messaging effort is separate from other potential government actions like cyberattacks.
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Western cyberattacks against Russia are seldom acknowledged or spoken about in public.
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DDoS attacks are common as cyberattacks go, because they are relatively easy.
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There are a rash of financial costs to healthcare cyberattacks, as well.
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The cyberattacks continued to ripple through politics and markets, especially in Asia.
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Turla's actions show the dangers of wrongly attributing cyberattacks, British officials said.
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Cyberattacks against American computer systems and infrastructure are also likely to increase.
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He added that the cyberattacks have "nothing to do with" North Korea.
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In effect, we're treating symptoms and not the root cause of cyberattacks.
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Just as striking, Trump hasn't mobilized his administration to counter Russian cyberattacks.
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Computers hackers are increasingly targeting local governments with cyberattacks for financial gain.
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At the same time, reports of other cyberattacks against companies are emerging.
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The FBI's budget to fight Russia cyberattacks would also see a boost.
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And cyberattacks don't necessarily rely on leveraging or introducing vulnerabilities into systems.
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"When you talk about cyberattacks and cyberattacks against the energy infrastructure, primarily you are looking at nation states like Russia, China, Iran," said Caitlin Durkovich, who served as DHS assistant secretary for infrastructure protection during the Obama administration.
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Recent research suggests that the effects of cyberattacks must be extensive in order to sway American public opinion: Americans are significantly less likely to support retaliation against cyberattacks than against airstrikes, even if both caused the same damage.
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Amid high-profile political cyberattacks, Americans are losing confidence in their own cybersecurity.
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Major cyberattacks have been in a lull in recent months, and still are.
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Ransomware has steadily become one of the most pervasive cyberattacks in the world.
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I'm not arguing that we are learning something shocking and new about cyberattacks.
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Clinton said people should understand that WikiLeaks is involved in these Russian cyberattacks.
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What really spurred the change appears to be two massive cyberattacks in 2016.
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She has raised cyberattacks into voter and party databases in calling for recounts.
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Janet Napolitano, former Homeland Security secretary, lists climate change, cyberattacks and gun violence.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration says cyberattacks against the U.S. are on the rise.
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And it specifically calls out Russia and China for their use of cyberattacks.
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But the United States did retaliate in another form: with cyberattacks against Iran.
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An Obama leak investigation regarding cyberattacks on Iran led to retired Marine Gen.
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A series of cyberattacks exposed the health information of almost 79 million people.
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The threats causing concern: terrorist attacks (34%), nuclear attacks (32%) and cyberattacks (31%).
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But their dependence on computer systems and susceptibility to cyberattacks add new vulnerabilities.
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Concerns over potential Chinese cyberattacks have already impacted several key deals and businesses.
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Lou Correa of California for a report on Russia's cyberattacks against the Pentagon.
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Officials considered how to respond, including whether to launch retaliatory cyberattacks on Russia.
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Justice Department files criminal charges against seven Russian spies over Fancy Bear cyberattacks
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The new year has brought a sustained campaign of cyberattacks against Ukrainian infrastructure.
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Yahoo has been the target of two large-scale cyberattacks in recent years.
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Apple has joined forces with three firms to ramp up preparedness for cyberattacks.
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House lawmakers on Tuesday passed legislation aimed at guarding U.S. ports from cyberattacks.
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Mayer was in charge of the company during the 2013 and 2014 cyberattacks.
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"This is the first time we've ever had mandatory sanctions on cyberattacks," Sen.
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The federal government must make protecting the census from cyberattacks a top priority.
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Here's why Heid says we haven't seen the last of cyberattacks on Apple.
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The experts are looking into at least 35 reported cyberattacks in 17 countries.
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CRRC has raised concerns about potential cyberattacks from China, according to media reports.
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The 140 reports represent only a portion of all cyberattacks on the Fed.
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His campaign website was allegedly targeted by thousands of cyberattacks originating in Russia.
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These nonmilitary measures include information warfare techniques like subversion, espionage, propaganda, and cyberattacks.
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For Mr. Putin, cyberespionage and cyberattacks keep NATO and its partners off balance.
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Many world leaders now fear cyberattacks more than disease, terrorism or food shortages.
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A related network to this one also engaged in cyberattacks and hacking attempts.
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But Trump has not shown interest in the precedent set by Russia's cyberattacks.
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Foreign enemies are increasingly launching cyberattacks on U.S. critical infrastructure, including energy facilities.
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Hackers have taken advantage of these security shortcomings to bombard airlines with cyberattacks.
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At least for now, the warnings appear to have halted further Russian cyberattacks.
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Russian cyberattacks surged last year, starting three months after Mr. Trump took office.
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Russian cyberattacks on Western democracies have proved disruptive, especially in the United States.
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North Korean state media has denied that the country was behind those cyberattacks.
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The last major Iranian cyberattacks on American systems came in 2012 and 2013.
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Cyberattacks have not been a topic of the recent negotiations with North Korea.
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Mr. Trump, from time to time, has favored cyberattacks over traditional, physical strikes.
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"We also anticipate disruptive and destructive cyberattacks against the private sphere," he said.
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Lawmakers are responding to the rapid rise of cyberattacks targeting the aviation industry.
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Germany, which will hold elections in September, is experiencing cyberattacks and fake news.
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It even sold products to help companies hit by cyberattacks protect their customers.
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At the time, there were no confirmed reports of cyberattacks on the pumps.
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Every day, foreign adversaries plan cyberattacks on government agencies, private companies and individuals.
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How might the effects of last Friday's global cyberattacks be "magnified" on Monday?
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And all of the 2020 candidates are under a constant barrage of cyberattacks.
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This time, he seemed to praise the revelations of one of the cyberattacks.
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Relying too heavily on digital payment systems leaves countries more vulnerable to cyberattacks.
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This followed 2015 and 2016 cyberattacks that disabled part of Ukraine's electric grid.
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The leaders agreed on a bilateral framework to address Russian cyberattacks going forward.
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American operatives helped locate target accounts, discover their vulnerabilities and cue up cyberattacks.
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China is struggling to keep up with a rising number of domestic cyberattacks.
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Recent cyberattacks have made clear the vulnerability of large central databases to cyberattack.
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Qassem Soleimani is likely to feature cyberattacks against the US and its interests.
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Moscow may also seek to spread disinformation, launch cyberattacks and manipulate data. Sen.
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And these are merely the cyberattacks that have filtered out into the media.
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Prior to the opening ceremony, Russia seemed to anticipate future accusations of cyberattacks.
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Examples of that abound: Cybersecurity experts have adopted nearly wholesale the tools used in epidemiology for use when fighting cyberattacks, and genetic researchers have helped cyber professionals use statistical models designed to study mutations to speed up analyses of cyberattacks.
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While Deep Instinct specializes in preventing first-seen, unknown cyberattacks like APTs and zero-day attacks, Caspi notes that in the past year there has been a rise in both the amount and the impact of cyberattacks covering other areas.
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Gary PetersGary Charles PetersState officials press Congress for more resources to fight cyberattacks Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to combat cyberattacks on state and local governments Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle MORE (D) in Michigan and possibly Sen.
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The severity of the attacks remain unclear, as does the motive for the cyberattacks.
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" The FBI and Department of Homeland Security accused Russia of cyberattacks on a "U.
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South Korea had previously blamed the North for cyberattacks against its nuclear power operator.
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But China has of late increasingly focused on cyberattacks in service of corporate espionage.
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Since then, the pile of international sanctions has only grown, including some for cyberattacks.
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In the meantime, the U.S. was ramping up sanctions and engaging in covert cyberattacks.
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It ties both cyberattacks to intelligence officers from Russia's military intelligence agency, the GRU.
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Advances in digitalization exacerbate the risks related to banks' legacy IT systems and cyberattacks.
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Of course, Iran is not the only country allegedly targeting foreign nations with cyberattacks.
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Cyberattacks in the Middle East are on the rise, according to a new report.
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Cyberattacks are among the most unpredictable of operational and financial risks for financial institutions.
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In a field that's incredibly vulnerable to cyberattacks, striking that balance is critically important.
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At the same time, the cost of securing businesses from cyberattacks is constantly increasing.
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In 2014, Belgian officials installed security cameras and developed a plan to combat cyberattacks.
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Let's just hope these type of cyberattacks don't always follow an endorsement from Clinton.
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His cyberattacks took the portal down for many hours on multiple occasions, reports ZDNet.
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It was not immediately clear if the two incidents were related to any cyberattacks.
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There are certainly lessons that consumers should learn from the most recent cyberattacks, too.
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Cyberattacks were also launched against two other power plants in central Ukraine, Tkachuk said.
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A second important aspect of cyberattacks is that not all the attacks are successful.
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The cyberattacks followed a U.S. spy drone being shot down over Iran last week.
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This shows that every online game and platform can become the target of cyberattacks.
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Cyberattacks that appear attributable to Iran constitute a significant threat to the Gulf states.
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He said cyberattacks are increasing as more control systems became linked to the Internet.
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Officials across the country are worried that cyberattacks could create chaos on Election Day.
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There are additional complexities to 5G networks that make them more vulnerable to cyberattacks.
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To hide their location, hackers typically launch cyberattacks from computer servers far from home.
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Iranian cyberattacks against critical American targets would likely be met with crippling, escalating counterattacks.
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The department is aiming to create an incident response playbook to address potential cyberattacks.
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Recent cyberattacks on school districts in Louisiana, Virginia and Oklahoma have highlighted the threat.
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But the 140 reports represent only a portion of all cyberattacks on the Fed.
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"There are so many ways in which cyberattacks are getting more sophisticated," he added.
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James Cartwright, who talked to a New York Times reporter about cyberattacks on Iran.
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It remains unclear how much of the 2016 presidential election was comprised by cyberattacks.
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The bottom line: Vulnerabilities to cyberattacks that technology and microgrids introduce must be addressed.
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Kyle Wilhoit, senior researcher at DomainTools, analyzed ISIS cyberattacks over the past two years.
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But more than a few experts in deterring cyberattacks take a more skeptical view.
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But the challenges are definitely extensive — especially with a new wave of cyberattacks erupting.
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They have talked of cyberattacks and electromagnetic attacks on the grid, without providing evidence.
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Then there were Russian cyberattacks on the elections systems of at least 39 states.
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"A bunch of conscripts standing around in uniform doesn't help with cyberattacks," Dempsey said.
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What sets the latest cyberattacks apart is the stunning size of their ransom demands.
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Large financial companies have to thwart hundreds of thousands of cyberattacks every single day.
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Experts and officials are particularly wary of cyberattacks that could target critical infrastructure operations.
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His desire to better protect New Yorkers from cyberattacks, online crime and identity theft.
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Trump keeps casting doubt on Russia's culpability for cyberattacks on the 2016 election campaign.
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"This is the first time we've ever had mandatory sanctions on cyberattacks," he said.
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In return, Iran has promised "harsh revenge;" experts warned that this could include cyberattacks.
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As cyberattacks continue to increase, the Equifax breach will soon be seen as unexceptional.
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Military officials have been drawing up retaliatory options, including warplanes, drones, troops, and cyberattacks.
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Dana Rohrabacher was hacked, the latest example of alleged cyberattacks interfering with US elections.
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The president-elect has been skeptical of the American intelligence reports of Russia's cyberattacks.
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The OMB also derided the policy of notifying countries that were subject to cyberattacks.
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DHS is also responsible for protecting civilian federal networks and critical infrastructure from cyberattacks.
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Journalists are among those who are frequent targets by some governments, including targeted cyberattacks.
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Cyberattacks are the greatest challenge threatening global stability, Germany's defense minister told CNBC Saturday.
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Those are just some of the most significant cyberattacks of the last 12 months.
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That, experts say, puts their campaigns at risk from foreign influence campaigns and cyberattacks.
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The mainframe, called IBM Z, seeks to address cyberattacks which have compromised financial data.
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Iranian hackers have proved capable of cyberattacks that brought entire countries to their knees.
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Mr. Rose emphasizes cyberattacks and the risk of terrorists obtaining a nuclear dirty bomb.
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While data on the frequency of advisor-targeted cyberattacks are hard to come by, the broader financial services industry was the third-most-targeted industry for cyberattacks in 2015, dropping from first place in 2014, according to IBM research released last year.
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S., BRITISH OFFICIALS BLAME RUSSIA FOR GLOBAL CYBERATTACKS ON INTERNET DEVICES: Senior U.S. and British officials on Monday blamed the Russian government for coordinated cyberattacks against internet infrastructure worldwide in what they said was an effort to conduct espionage and intellectual property theft.
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Warner calls on State Department to take measures to protect against cyberattacks MORE (D-Va.) on Tuesday strongly urged the State Department to take measures to protect itself and embassies against cyberattacks in light of increasing tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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It's not just WhatsApp, almost everything connected to the internet is at risk of cyberattacks.
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Only one Mainframe Guardian, "VERA," has been written to help the main characters battle cyberattacks.
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Furthermore, increased automation gives more physical control to digital systems, making cyberattacks even more dangerous.
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It will also have access to autonomous weapons, devastating cyberattacks, and supercharged disinformation and propaganda.
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Behind the terror group, foreign cyberattacks (227%) and global economic instability (193%) are ranked highest.
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The Ukrainian president has accused Russia of thousands of cyberattacks, according to The Washington Post.
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Usually, the main focus is on training the blue team to defend when cyberattacks occur.
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The CCDCOE was established there in 2008, following a set of cyberattacks against the country.
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Cyberattacks against computerized voting systems will inevitably increase, given the high stakes associated with elections.
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Chinese authorities deny they encourage hacking and say their country is a victim of cyberattacks.
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The first is that old, insecure machines are more vulnerable to exploitation, cyberattacks and tampering.
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Massive cyberattacks have also shaken the industry, and Binance hasn't been immune to that trend.
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Cyberattacks can take many routes into a car, including bluetooth-enabled systems and cellular radio.
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Any group releasing a free, high-quality tool democratizes research into how cyberattacks are waged.
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But more concerning might be Iran's history of learning new strategies from other nations' cyberattacks.
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The scary new malware also follows a trend of sophisticated, undetectable cyberattacks like periscope skimming.
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These are two examples of the broad and unpredictable ripple effects of the newest cyberattacks.
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The recent spate of cyberattacks in the headlines don't reflect the nature of most hacks.
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The threat of automotive cyberattacks will only loom larger as society transitions to autonomous vehicles.
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The majority of breaches we're seeing are happening because spies are penetrating systems using cyberattacks.
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Nevertheless, experts warn that the bolstered security may do little to fend off targeted cyberattacks.
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He also said that cyberattacks on Moscow's official information databases tripled last year over 2015.
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Other "threats" they were asked about included ISIS, cyberattacks from other countries and Russia's power.
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The agency is responsible for protecting U.S. infrastructure, such as the power grid, from cyberattacks.
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Replace airplanes with cyberattacks and you get the same over-the-top predictions for hacking.
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The fear of non-state actors launching crippling cyberattacks against critical infrastructures is a fantasy.
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That dynamic reflects one the central challenges the White House faces in responding to cyberattacks.
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He did, however, say that cyberattacks are going to get worse before they get better.
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That is partly because cyberattacks inside another nation raise major questions over invasion of sovereignty.
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Over the last half decade, the world has witnessed a disturbing escalation in disruptive cyberattacks.
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But across the board, officials have tried to allay fears of destructive cyberattacks on Tuesday.
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The Russians have previously been accused of international cyberattacks on electrical grids, including in Ukraine.
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And it includes provisions to address the threat of cyberattacks on the nation's electrical grid.
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The FBI and federal regulators are warning that motor vehicles are "increasingly vulnerable" to cyberattacks.
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A voice of reason who was willing to be honest about Russian cyberattacks sadly leaving.
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"Hiring a full-time CISO is one way we are protecting against cyberattacks," Meagher added.
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Restoring sanctions removes an important deterrent to those cyberattacks and may have immediate adverse consequences.
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The legislation is aimed at helping states secure the nation's digital election infrastructure against cyberattacks.
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Officials have publicly said that they have been able to prevent cyberattacks on election systems.
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Markey wants to strengthen provisions regarding automotive defects, cyberattacks and consumer privacy, his office said.
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That may have created an impression in the Kremlin that cyberattacks would carry no consequences.
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The failure of government and private-sector industry to be prepared for cyberattacks is inexcusable.
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Cyberattacks are the newest and fastest growing threat vector to our national and economic security.
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Cloudflare, for example, protects websites from cyberattacks and GoDaddy provides them with domain name registration.
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"North Korean cyberattacks on the U.S. is overhyped, because it would be suicide," Lewis said.
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In the last few weeks, the internet has witnessed some of the worst cyberattacks ever.
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Clinton added that cyberattacks are more of a risk to the US than North Korea.
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That could mean uploading cryptomining software or launching other cyberattacks from the RDP-enabled system.
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Each step has advanced the government's ability to defend its networks from cyberattacks, he said.
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Or he again suggests that maybe some random hacker was responsible for the 2016 cyberattacks.
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The attack marked one of the scariest moments so far in cyberattacks on critical infrastructure.
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Any military moves or cyberattacks against Saudi Arabia or Israel could have a similar effect.
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Security experts say attributing cyberattacks can be difficult because of obfuscation methods used by hackers.
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It might try to expand its cyberattacks for profit, or blackmail countries for economic aid.
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As Trump clashed with his own generals about these cyberattacks, interest in the topic spiked.
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At least, though, Iran appears not to have stepped up its retaliatory cyberattacks in response.
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By some accounts, the idea to experiment with cyberattacks came to North Korea from China.
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One of the biggest issues our country faces is the ever-present threat of cyberattacks.
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President Obama announced sanctions against Russia for trying to influence the 2016 election through cyberattacks.
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However, only 49 percent of respondents felt that the measures offered adequate protection from cyberattacks.
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These cyberattacks have caused significant harm and disruption to many American municipalities across the country.
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The Kremlin on Tuesday denied that the Russian government was involved in voting-related cyberattacks.
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Following the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, cyberattacks attributed to Iran have increased dramatically.
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Vietnam "does not allow cyberattacks on organizations or individuals," she said in an emailed statement.
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In fact, nearly half of cyberattacks worldwide were against businesses with less than 250 workers.
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Both sides have targeted each other's financial and sensitive government institutions through cyberattacks for years.
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Homeland Security is the lead agency protecting civilian federal networks and critical infrastructure from cyberattacks.
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It is time for a comprehensive examination of how we anticipate, recover, and deter cyberattacks.
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In the past 12 months, six different studios and agencies have been hit by cyberattacks.
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It has the proven intent and capability -- including against Saudi Aramco -- to launch cyberattacks globally.
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Cyberattacks are the newest frontier of war and can strike harder than a natural disaster.
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This will enable DHS to maintain permanent teams to help in response efforts to cyberattacks.
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Despite this, the response from the international community to Russia's escalating cyberattacks has been muted.
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The recent obsession with whether Barack Obama and James Comey did the right thing when confronted with evidence of Russian cyberattacks in 2016 misses the point: No one—no world leader, no FBI director, no masterful subredditor—knows exactly what to do about cyberattacks.
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And while Israel is more circumspect in publicizing successful cyberattacks against its networks, Prime Minister Netanyahu has accused Iran of conducting "non-stop" cyberattacks on Israeli networks, and the Israeli state-owned electric company has reported that it experiences 2628,28503-22019,000 computer attacks per day.
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The head of US national security said he hasn't been given authority to counter Russian cyberattacks.
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Cyberattacks that cause major disruption to public services have happened many times in the real world.
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If cyberattacks are ongoing involving the vulnerability being assessed, the process may be sped up considerably.
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There will also be sanctions against three Russian companies that the administration believes aided the cyberattacks.
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And while the country is struggling in many ways, North Korea is pretty good at cyberattacks.
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They also undermine the most stalwart democracies through election interference; information operations; cyberattacks; and malign financing.
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The incident is certain to spark further debate on how cyberattacks and live conflict should mix.
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The cyberattacks focused on universities that either studied underwater tech or had faculty with relevant backgrounds.
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The Los Angeles hack joins an ever-crowing list of cyberattacks hitting institutions big and small.
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There are newer vulnerabilities to consider, as the digitization of controls increases the possibility of cyberattacks.
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Washington publicly accused the Kremlin of cyberattacks on election systems and the democracy itself last Friday.
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The traditional approach to fighting cyberattacks involves gathering data about malware, data breaches, phishing campaigns, etc.
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Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko actually addressed the issue of Russian cyberattacks at Davos earlier this year.
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Finally, the United States reserves the right to use military force in response to certain cyberattacks.
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The WannaCry cyberattacks that infected over 200,000 machines this past weekend, demanded bitcoin as ransomware payment.
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But 52% worry about cyberattacks and 47% named China's power and influence as a major threat.
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Why now: According to then-Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, cyberattacks surpassed terrorism in 2013.
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He hadn't tweeted anything about Russian relations and the report of cyberattacks affecting the U.S. election.
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Endgame CEO Nate Fick thinks the United States is underprepared for the imminent threat of cyberattacks.
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That dynamic reflects one of the central challenges the White House faces in responding to cyberattacks.
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It announced Wednesday it would buy privately held iSIGHT Partners, a global intelligence monitor of cyberattacks.
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Almost all cyberattacks fall below this threshold, including crime, espionage, and (to date) politically coercive acts.
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More important, the events in Estonia helped crystallize an emerging consensus that cyberattacks could constitute warfare.
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The Trump administration's new cyber strategy is raising questions about the U.S. role in offensive cyberattacks.
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Anonymous did not specify whether it had plans to launch cyberattacks against Snyder or his office.
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Johnson also said the U.S.'s critical infrastructure is vulnerable to cyberattacks and potential terrorist attacks.
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The healthcare industry is under increasing threats from cyberattacks and intrusions as medical providers go digital.
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Russian entities launched cyberattacks against at least 21 states and attacked U.S. voting system software companies.
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In a briefing he was "shown highly classified intelligence" that indicated Putin ordered up the cyberattacks.
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Moscow used cyberattacks and disinformation to interfere in that election, according to the U.S. intelligence community.
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Cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure have become a major concern for businesses and government agencies in 2018.
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Two lawmakers on Tuesday introduced a bill to help small businesses better protect themselves from cyberattacks.
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During the 2016 election, top Republicans rejected efforts to form a united front against Russian cyberattacks.
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Unfortunately, despite our American military and economic might, these state sponsored cyberattacks have gone largely unanswered.
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In July, Mueller indicted twelve Russians for election-related cyberattacks against Democratic Party organizations and candidates.
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Signatories also committed to acting to prevent foreign election interference and to protect civilians from cyberattacks.
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The cyberattacks were disclosed in an indictment that Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch announced on Thursday.
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"Such cyberattacks are happening across the world," Mr. Rahman said, according to news accounts from Bangladesh.
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While not as publicized as the Democratic cyberattacks, Republicans have previously been targeted by Russian hackers.
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"We know we are vulnerable now to these cyberattacks on our energy grid," Bacon said Wednesday.
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NG911 also would more effectively withstand cyberattacks, share data with field responders, and locate wireless callers.
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Certainly, the US faces real and frightening space security threats, ranging from cyberattacks to kinetic kills.
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Ideally, ample funding to protect America's critical infrastructure against cyberattacks will be included in this initiative.
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House lawmakers approved legislation Monday aimed at securing technology used to power critical infrastructure from cyberattacks.
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Contagious attacks The nature of cyberattacks present real risks for insurers, as well as their clients.
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Electric utility organizations are well aware of cyberattacks targeting their own third-party supply chain partners.
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The administration's new policy of striking first at online attackers might invite cyberattacks, not deter them.
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These countries have demonstrated their considerable online capabilities in cyberattacks directed at hospitals and power companies.
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We can also expect them to launch sophisticated cyberattacks against the United States and its allies.
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American cyberattacks on North Korea's missile program may have contributed to a series of launch failures.
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At the same time, administration officials are beginning to experiment with more aggressive options, including cyberattacks.
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Their Reconnaissance General Bureau was at least 5,000 hackers strong and adept at brute force cyberattacks.
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Finger-pointing: President Nicolás Maduro blames U.S. sabotage and cyberattacks for the blackout, without providing evidence.
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The complaint was the most specific public accounting yet of North Korea's cyberattacks against other countries.
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Recent high-profile cyberattacks, however, have put new pressure on politicians to defend against the dangers.
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Similarly, the Pentagon worries about commitments to avoid using cyberattacks as a prelude to military action.
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Local governments must classify and react to cyberattacks as the major security threats that they are.
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Responding to hacks brings deadly stress The strain that cyberattacks put on hospitals can be deadly.
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Above, Democratic Party offices in Washington, which U.S. officials say were a target of Russian cyberattacks.
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Throughout Eastern Europe, Moscow has been implicated in cyberattacks and election interference from Estonia to Bulgaria.
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What constitutes imminence has been further muddied by terrorist groups, cyberattacks and other more nebulous threats.
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"We are concerned that these circumstances have left our government and citizens vulnerable to cyberattacks," Sens.
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Hackers affiliated with the North Korea have previously been accused of using cyberattacks to target banks.
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The administration is also considering other nonmilitary options against Iran, including cyberattacks on the country's infrastructure.
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He added that health care, banking and electricity were among the basic services affected by cyberattacks.
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Iran promised to take "harsh revenge" in return, and experts said that this could include cyberattacks.
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The impact from cyberattacks has ranged from disruption of businesses to raising broader national security threats.
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Mr. Graham also made clear that Republicans could well become the target of cyberattacks next time.
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But an overwhelming 85 percent also predict more frequent and costly cyberattacks in the coming year.
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Unfortunately, no legislation will eradicate cyberattacks and we'll never be able to prevent all ransomware attacks.
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Key components of the strategy revolve around identifying, assessing, and managing risk associated with foreseeable cyberattacks.
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Beijing has done everything they can to stop the protests, including cyberattacks on protesters' organizing tools.
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But the administration did unveil separate new sanctions against Russia this month in response to cyberattacks.
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The Obama administration failed to adequately deter the Russians from conducting cyberattacks on the United States.
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It is also expected to include $307 million for FBI counter-intelligence efforts against Russian cyberattacks.
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Nonetheless, officials said that they believe criminal charges serve as a powerful tool to deter cyberattacks.
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But the threat is likely to be a combination of cyberattacks and physical attacks, experts stressed.
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It is responsible for everything from protecting the nation from cyberattacks to responding to natural disasters.
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Strong deterrence also requires dispelling the misconception that the source of cyberattacks cannot be reliably identified.
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Here the ESA will train employees how to recognize and deal with cyberattacks in realistic simulations.
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They include new sanctions to punish states that initiate cyberattacks on elections or critical infrastructure, an international summit meeting centered on such threats, an allied commitment of mutual defense against cyberattacks, as well as forcing social media companies to disclose the sources of funding for political ads.
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Russia, he told the FSB, was the true victim of espionage and a growing tide of cyberattacks.
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"I am not sure that there is really serious evidence behind these accusations of cyberattacks," she said.
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Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats warned Friday of the intensifying threat of cyberattacks against US infrastructure.
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This person said the US is constantly trying to shut down access to different avenues for cyberattacks.
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Understandably, much of the discussion about the malicious hacking of elections focuses on cyberattacks on voting machines.
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Cyberattacks have the potential to totally disrupt critical infrastructure like power grids, communication systems, and economic facilities.
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" It adds, "Russia is also suspected of carrying out cyberattacks against Swedish media outlets in March 2016.
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Such precautions are seen as vital in an era when cyberattacks from the nation's adversaries are common.
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But holding those patients' data is a huge responsibility, especially in an era of high-profile cyberattacks.
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"We don't see cyberattacks for the moment here affecting the campaign," the senior French intelligence official said.
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Cyberattacks are "literally happening hundreds of thousands of times a day," Energy Secretary Rick Perry said Thursday.
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According to Microsoft, which helps protect some of the agencies from cyberattacks, the Russian attacks began Sept.
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Mueller's report also found a cause-and-effect between Trump's remarks in July 2016 and subsequent cyberattacks.
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It's undoubtedly hard to stop cyberattacks on America's elections — former President Barack Obama struggled with it too.
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Germany's government has suffered multiple cyberattacks in recent years, and it's previously blamed Russian state-sponsored hackers.
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Members of the Paris Call mostly agree to prevent cyberattacks of all sorts — it's a peace offer.
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Kyung told Retuers the breach was uncovered by South Korea&aposs Ministry of Defense, which monitors cyberattacks.
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Apple has argued against the legislation, saying that encryption is actually a defense against cyberattacks and terrorism.
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Amid cyberattacks with alleged Russian ties, Hillary Clinton and other Democrats have criticized Trump's stance on Putin.
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But these so-called cyberattacks are often nothing more than the republishing of already publicly available data.
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There are more unknowns than knowns when it comes to the imminence and severity of automotive cyberattacks.
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The old rules, known as Presidential Policy Directive 20, defined a complicated interagency process for initiating cyberattacks.
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Many common cyberattacks take advantage of flaws in outdated software such as old browsers or PDF readers.
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To put it bluntly, we have done nothing of substance to address our vulnerability to foreign cyberattacks.
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The Department of Homeland Security is responsible for national protection, including prevention, mitigation and recovery from cyberattacks.
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Though up-to-date equipment is critical to preventing cyberattacks, healthcare creates unique impediments for updating systems.
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Yahoo agreed to cut the price tag of its acquisition deal following the discovery of the cyberattacks.
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The federal government, state governments, companies of all shapes and sizes are faced with near-daily cyberattacks.
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The bottom line is that the U.S. must think strategically about the acceptable use of preemptive cyberattacks.
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And cyberattacks on Yahoo gave hackers access to identifying information from as many as 500 million accounts.
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Nor, according to Comey, did he ever show interest in U.S. government efforts to disrupt Russian cyberattacks.
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But that paradigm has changed, as cybercriminals have evolved and cyberattacks have increased in volume and sophistication.
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That is a classification the agency uses to determine calculations about the vulnerability of pipelines to cyberattacks.
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" He added that "foreign aggressions, including cyberattacks, disinformation and financial influence, should never be downplayed or tolerated.
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Without mentioning specific nations posing a threat, Ashley emphasized his broad concern over cyberattacks from hostile powers.
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Gholamreza Jalali, the head of the Iranian Passive Defense Organization, warned against coming cyberattacks by Saudi Arabia.
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"We see more and more [cyberattacks] that are gaining access to that control system layer," he said.
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As CNN reported in September, the US military has been given more authority to launch preventative cyberattacks.
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It also pointed to how Chinese state-sponsored hackers have developed even better tools to conceal cyberattacks.
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John Bel Edwards (D) declared a state-wide emergency this week following cyberattacks on several school districts.
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"To forgive and forget when it comes to Putin, regarding cyberattacks, is to empower Putin," Graham said.
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Countries such as Russia and China are increasing cyberattacks and electronic warfare upon critical infrastructure, including space.
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The FBI reportedly investigated a series of cyberattacks against a Democratic candidate seeking to challenge incumbent Rep.
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Missile tests, cyberattacks and support of the militant group Hezbollah are not covered in the nuclear agreement.
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In July, the Justice Department indicted twelve Russian intelligence operatives for election cyberattacks against the Democratic Party.
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North Korea is denying any connection to a recent series of cyberattacks targeting South Korean officials' smartphones.
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The Microsoft chief executive was quick to cover topics like data privacy and cyberattacks in his speech.
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To Giuliani, foreign cyberattacks are a valid way for Americans to learn about his client's political opponents.
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NATO reported earlier this year that its infrastructure came under threat from 500 cyberattacks monthly in 2016.
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Major American companies would tell you the assistance provided by the department after crippling cyberattacks is invaluable.
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He also warned lawmakers that Moscow is "likely to pursue even more aggressive cyberattacks" against future elections.
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The country has repeatedly denied responsibility for WannaCry and called other allegations about cyberattacks a smear campaign.
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Attribution is always difficult with cyberattacks and as of yet, no security researchers have found a culprit.
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It also requires the agency to submit regular audits of federal agencies vulnerable to cyberattacks to Congress.
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It's really complex, which is the biggest problem you have in terms of cyber warfare [and] cyberattacks.
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It has also held a three day exercise with 44 states to practice coordinated responses to cyberattacks.
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Critics said that the use of a private server left government secrets vulnerable to hacking and cyberattacks.
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Johnson said he issued other public statements about cyberattacks on the election systems besides the October one.
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And every day, the volume, complexity and speed of cyberattacks are on the rise, Young told Cramer.
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Several high-profile cyberattacks have significantly halted transportation in recent years, both consumer transportation and cargo transport.
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Kremlin officials argue that the new system will help protect Russia's internet in the face of cyberattacks.
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The new goal: deter adversaries through pre-emptive cyberattacks and make other nations fear our retaliatory powers.
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Whether it is our government, organizations, associations or businesses we need to aggressively combat and stop cyberattacks.
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In both 2013 and April 2016, Republicans were more concerned than Democrats about the threat from cyberattacks.
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The department is responsible for everything from protecting the nation from cyberattacks to responding to natural disasters.
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Most important, don't stay home because you believe that cyberattacks will rig the results of the election.
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Contrary to your editorial's suggestion, these cyberattacks leveled at the Guggenheim did not allow for meaningful debate.
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The United Arab Emirates has witnessed a growing number of cyberattacks on its oil and gas sector.
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The Sakula malware was later found in a series of other cyberattacks against United States government computers.
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But others have been stolen or coerced through cyberattacks, espionage or unfair economic practices, American officials say.
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That, the reported suggested, meant hackers were using vulnerable, unsecure infrastructure in those countries to launch cyberattacks.
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"Cyberattacks are definitely increasing because they're becoming more effective," says Steve Wylie, general manager of Black Hat.
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It seems like every day we learn of more cyberattacks in our nation and around the world.
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Similarly, while there are bilateral discussions about cyberdefenses, there is no overall strategy about deterring Iranian cyberattacks.
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Still, we continue to see large American companies, many of whom maintain these certifications, victimized by cyberattacks.
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And for years, with mixed results, the United States has targeted the North's missile program with cyberattacks.
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The UN team also found that North Korea conducted cyberattacks against financial institutions and global cryptocurrency exchanges.
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The company&aposs security and privacy practices have come under fire recently following a wave of cyberattacks.
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The U.S. intelligence community has long been aware of Iran's ability to target the U.S. through cyberattacks.
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He also asked for details about how the department is training employees to defend against potential cyberattacks.
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Iran could still launch cyberattacks or terrorist attacks, target American embassies or assassinate American officials, he says.
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Michael Fallon, the British defense secretary, said the country would consider retaliating against cyberattacks with military force.
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Website defacements, especially against small or neglected websites, are broadly considered among the bottom tier of cyberattacks.
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The move is part of the company's efforts to secure upcoming elections against cyberattacks and election interference.
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Attempted cyberattacks against North Dakota state government nearly tripled last year, according to the Grand Forks Herald.
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Friday's session aims at finding strategies for countering terrorism, including lone-wolf extremists, cyberattacks and nuclear proliferation.
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In 2016, seven Iranians were indicted on federal charges for cyberattacks on behalf of the Revolutionary Guards.
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Tillerson said Trump opened the conversation with Putin by confronting him over Russian cyberattacks during the campaign.
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Cyberattacks, launched alongside or instead of physical attacks, could sabotage the programs and disrupt the military command.
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Between government and the private sector, we have the data needed to disrupt, prevent and mitigate cyberattacks.
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Alatalu said the 2007 cyberattacks facilitated the creation of a permanent NATO unit focused on enhancing cybersecurity.
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Cyberattacks steal from the innocent, threaten our national security, and undermine faith in corporations, institutions, and government.
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We also need to strengthen DHS' ability to thwart cyberattacks targeted at our government and private companies.
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"They will still try to demoralize us," she said of the protesters, "and continue cyberattacks and harassment."
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Those assessments produced varying reports of the potential scale of power outages that could result from cyberattacks.
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Since then, Iran has been linked to sophisticated cyberattacks against Israel, Turkey, the US, and the UK.
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Power grids have long been the focus of cyberattacks, but the US's operation is the most aggressive yet and meant to serve as a warning to Russia, as well as position the US to carry out additional cyberattacks in the event of a conflict with Moscow, the report said.
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Cybersecurity experts said that Iran had spent years establishing itself as an "intelligent cyber opponent" and was likely to leverage cyberattacks against the US.Iran has been linked to cyberattacks against Turkey, Israel, the US, and the UK.Cyberattacks could target internet infrastructure, online banks, or even the US power grid.
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In May it urged its customers around the world to tell SWIFT if they see cyberattacks or fraud.
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However, that is likely to raise national security concerns, given fears over Chinese spying, cyberattacks, and industrial espionage.
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Google originally withdrew its search service from China in 2010 due to increased concerns about cyberattacks and censorship.
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Kaspersky Lab, for example, reported a spike in financial cyberattacks over the holidays compared to the previous year.
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And MIT devised a way for humans and AI to work together to identify 85 percent of cyberattacks.
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The FDA has been warning the health care industry for years that medical devices are vulnerable to cyberattacks.
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In headline after headline, crippling cyberattacks are highlighting in bright neon the new insecurity of our digital era.
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Microsoft did not name victims of the cyberattacks, but confirmed that some of the Russian attacks were successful.
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Yesterday, immediately after the latest cyberattacks became public, fans and celebrities began offering support using the hashtag #LoveForLeslieJ.
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A 2016 survey found that 27% of cyberattacks were either known or believed to be spearheaded by insiders.
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Though advisors themselves are under pressure to protect their firms from cyberattacks, they're often unsure where to start.
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The Illinois Board of Elections attributed the incident to "foreign hackers," but attribution of cyberattacks is often difficult.
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And with it, the lull in Iranian cyberattacks on the West may be coming to an end, too.
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"If we aren't prepared for cyberattacks, a Ukraine-like situation could take place in the United States," Sen.
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It described the cyberattacks as "systematic and continual" but said the attackers had not been successful so far.
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Cyberattacks on taxpayer accounts may have affected more people than previously reported, the Internal Revenue Service said Friday.
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The definition of success is that we stop cyberattacks and coordinated information operations before they can cause harm.
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As the threat of cyberattacks become more and more widespread, companies are spending more money on defense systems.
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Nearly nine in 10 businesses worldwide are worried about the threat of cyberattacks, according to a new survey.
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The Hospira pump was vulnerable to cyberattacks, and the FDA encouraged hospitals to get rid of the devices.
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This year, Forbes reported the global cost of cyberattacks is expected to rise to $2.1 trillion by 2019.
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It certainly appears that he is conducting state-sponsored cyberattacks on what appears to be our political system.
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The Lazarus Group is behind some of the most high-profile cyberattacks across the world in recent years.
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North Korean hackers have in the past been accused of cyberattacks on South Korean state agencies and businesses.
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The Russians have previously been accused of international cyberattacks on electrical grids, the Post reported, including in Ukraine.
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Those Russian officers were also accused of launching cyberattacks on Olympic groups including the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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Meanwhile, cybersecurity firm Check Point Software Technologies told CNBC in 2016 that players were at risk of cyberattacks.
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None of the campaigns suggested that they would have won their primary if the cyberattacks hadn't taken place.
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Senators are barreling toward a clash with the Trump administration over how to deter and respond to cyberattacks.
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During his own remarks at the conference, Netanyahu said that Israel is facing dozens of cyberattacks each month.
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Trump has failed to condemn the cyberattacks and, since taking office, he's sought to improve relations with Moscow.
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As the Obama administration nears its final months, the White House has released a framework for handling cyberattacks.
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The central bank in Bangladesh, by some accounts, employed fewer protections against cyberattacks than many other large banks.
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Russia's strong cyber crime talent compounded with unsuspecting tourists may form a perfect storm for cyberattacks, experts say.
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The memorandum required that an extensive interagency process take place before the U.S. government embarks on any cyberattacks.
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Forty-one percent of business owners polled said that cyberattacks more often affect large businesses than small ones.
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Every citizen deserves to have government representatives who prioritize online security education and defend national infrastructure from cyberattacks.
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South Korea on Friday said North Korea has doubled its cyberattacks targeting the South over the past month.
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Just on Friday, Coats warned that "the warning lights are blinking red again" in relation to further cyberattacks.
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In many cases, particularly in health care, cyberattacks "are not a matter of if, but when," said Pelletier.
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Cyberattacks against government systems compromised 85033 percent of attacks in 2016 in the region, including the United States.
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Johnson said that he believes Russian government-backed cyberattacks did not affect the actual vote tally or ballots.
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Infrastructure failures or successful cyberattacks could mean a devastating interruption of energy services that could cripple our economy.
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Several weeks later, Seoul said it believed North Korea had launched a spate of cyberattacks on southern targets.
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Its recovery demonstrates how human ingenuity, entrepreneurship, and organizational learning could hold the key to resilience from cyberattacks.
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In the complex, evolving landscape of cybersecurity there is no silver bullet policy solution to prevent all cyberattacks.
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NATO and the European Union could collaborate in countering cyberattacks, coordinating military exercises and patrolling the central Mediterranean.
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The next day, cyberattacks, attributed to a pre-Kremlin Russian group, forced many of Estonia's major institutions offline.
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He expressed concern to his aides that the operation would help fuel the escalation of cyberattacks and counterattacks.
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DHS initially started the CDM program in 2012 in an effort to better protect federal networks from cyberattacks.
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Sanger's book, which was released last week, delves into major cyberattacks that have impacted geopolitics in recent years.
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Russia's strong cyber crime talent compounded with unsuspecting tourists may form a perfect storm for cyberattacks, experts say.
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With risks to satellites ranging from espionage attempts to cyberattacks, space has become yet another territory to defend.
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The most successful cyberattacks we know of were Stuxnet, used against Iran, and the NotPetya attack on Ukraine.
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The South China Seas disputes between China, the Philippines and Vietnam continue to prompt an increase in cyberattacks.
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There are 7 states in total, including Delaware, Montana, Washington, Virginia, and Iowa, participating in the cyberattacks simulation.
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Several weeks later, Seoul said it believed North Korea had launched a spate of cyberattacks on southern targets.
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He also cited hybrid warfare, a military strategy which combines conventional tactics with coordinated political interference and cyberattacks.
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It also suggests that the United States is vulnerable to cyberattacks when it seeks to disable enemy systems.
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There is no evidence that pre-emptive cyberattacks will serve as effective deterrents to our adversaries in cyberspace.
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These would include a comprehensive and well-funded plan for protecting critical infrastructure, countering cyberattacks and mitigating propaganda.
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Before joining US Bank, he worked as a consultant, doing penetration tests, or authorized cyberattacks, on web apps.
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Over the decades there have been sanctions, cyberattacks and other secret operations, terrorist attacks and various diplomatic disputes.
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Both the Russian and Chinese governments have repeatedly insisted they are the victims, not the perpetrators, of cyberattacks.
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A remote voting system could become vulnerable to cyberattacks or get challenged in court, the committee staff wrote.
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An increase in cyberattacks across the Persian Gulf has underscored the region's rising geopolitical tensions and cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
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But it is critical to remember those attacks may just be the first wave of pandemic-related cyberattacks.
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The consequences of cyberattacks can be devastating and take years to untangle, at great financial and personal cost.
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The government is also investigating an alleged Russian plot to use cyberattacks and disinformation to help Trump win.
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Companies should take precautions in the event of cyberattacks — such as setting up offline backups, the agency advised.
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When Iranian officials are asked about cyberattacks, they admit nothing but note that attacks have been two-way.
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The Kremlin operation included well-funded troll farms, propaganda on social media, cyberattacks and leaks of private emails.
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Cyberattacks are also a way for the country to inflict damage with little risk of a military response.
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"Cyberattacks threaten our economy and inflict untold damage on thousands of Americans," Hatch said in a statement Thursday.
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Yared Tamene, the tech-support contractor at the D.N.C. who fielded the call, was no expert in cyberattacks.
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Critics say that to discourage further cyberattacks, the administration should have responded quickly and made its response public.
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Vice President Mike Pence described several new initiatives meant to prevent cyberattacks against U.S. elections systems on Tuesday.
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In recent years, cyberattacks have increasingly been adopted by governments to achieve foreign policy or national security objectives.
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And there are certainly other ways to exempt cyberattacks from net neutrality other than eliminating the whole regulation.
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U.S. political campaigns are seen as particularly vulnerable to cyberattacks due to attention and resources being focused elsewhere.
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While we can only speculate, there are a few themes that can be gleaned from previous Iranian cyberattacks.
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Last week's cyberattacks have laid bare some fundamental vulnerabilities in our computer infrastructure and serve as a harbinger.
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Ransomware in schools is nothing new: K-12 education is one of the most targeted sectors for cyberattacks.
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But the alert does attribute the cyberattacks to the Russian government — a rare declaration for the U.S. government.
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Cyberattacks from other nations and the condition of the global economy were identified as the third biggest concern.
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And Verizon Communications is reconsidering its acquisition of Yahoo, after cyberattacks affected more than 1.5 billion Yahoo accounts.
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Why would we think America would be immune from Russian hacking or cyberattacks by other nations and groups?
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"There's no doubt they were interfering and no doubt that it was cyberattacks," he said of the Russians.
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They will continue to ramp up their cyberattacks and deploy disinformation campaigns to undermine our elections and institutions.
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They have not taken steps to prevent future cyberattacks on our elections by Russia or other foreign adversaries.
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That's what makes the consequences for this type of scam much higher for consumers than most other cyberattacks.
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If true, this would merely be the latest example of Iranian cyberattacks against U.S. allies in the region.
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In July, Microsoft reported that Russian and Iranian hackers had carried at least 800 cyberattacks on political organizations.
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But he has been vague about what kind of actions might be taken against those who initiate cyberattacks.
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Insurance against cyberattacks is an incredibly useful product for businesses, but still has some fundamental problems for insurers.
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The stolen tools have been used by North Korea and Russia to carry out cyberattacks around the world.
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In recent years, cyberattacks believed to have originated in Russia have shut down power plants and transportation infrastructure.
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Some U.S. lawmakers worry source code reviews could be yet another entry point for Moscow to wage cyberattacks.
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"When it comes to cyberattacks, it will always be easier to be on offense than defense," he said.
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The next year, both Russia and North Korea used EternalBlue to create the two most destructive cyberattacks to date.
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There has been debate within the intelligence community about whether to "name and shame" the Russians for the cyberattacks.
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The Kremlin has waged a successful propaganda campaign, in addition to using cyberattacks to infiltrate US voting systems. Adm.
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In June, Temasek invested in cybersecurity company Claroty, which makes software to defend factories and industrial plants from cyberattacks.
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In the future, warned researcher Jeff Melrose, drones will be used to support and amplify cyberattacks against critical infrastructure.
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Related: North Korea May Be Using Cyberattacks to Rob Banks Farashuddin added that SWIFT could not avoid all responsibility.
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Major cyberattacks aimed at taking down official services don't need to be strictly nation-state sponsored or terrorist-backed.
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Attributing cyberattacks to any individual or entity is a process that typically takes weeks or months by trained investigators.
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Cyberattacks that compromise political campaign funding — whether by siphoning off money or cutting off donations — present a growing threat.
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The big picture: Big troves of consumer data have become major corporate assets as well as targets for cyberattacks.
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This legislation would go a long way towards providing much-needed legal protection to victims of foreign-sponsored cyberattacks.
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Duke-Cohan was a key member of Apophis Squad, a criminal group which was involved in cyberattacks against ProtonMail.
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The release of the malware, known as Mirai, gave cybercriminals with minimal skills a new tool to launch cyberattacks.
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Beyond bots and troll farms, the toolbox includes information operations, cyberattacks, political subversion, strategic economic coercion and malign finance.
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The resolution states it should include increasing access to broadband in rural areas and safeguarding critical infrastructure from cyberattacks.
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Israel's actions will likely shift the debate of how to handle cyberattacks in times of conflict or war forward.
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It also calls on partners to prioritize security and work together on investigations into cyberattacks aimed at 5G architecture.
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The cyberattacks disabled Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps computer systems that controlled its rocket and missile launchers, the officials said.
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Stuxnet's creators used four "zero-days," or previously unknown software exploits, whereas most big cyberattacks use one at most.
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Intelligence officials have said Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney were targets of Chinese cyberattacks four years later.
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The intelligence community believes those cyberattacks were carried out by Russian hackers taking orders from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The policy rolls back Obama-era limitations and hands intelligence agencies greater freedom to conduct offensive cyberattacks against adversaries.
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Taiwan's government websites have sustained 20 million cyberattacks per month, with the bulk believed to be originating from China.
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Does the recent Capital One data breach have you up nights worried about the cost and consequences of cyberattacks?
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A prolonged series of US-led cyberattacks on Iranian civilian infrastructure was recently revealed in the documentary Zero Days.
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The U.S. is the most susceptible developed country for cyberattacks, with 39 percent of Americans affected, according to Symantec.
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Despite increasingly large-scale cyberattacks, Cook said that he thinks Apple customers still have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
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Pai ignored, for example, inquiries over why his agency fed Congress misinformation about fictitious cyberattacks first reported by Gizmodo.
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Over the last few weeks, unknown hackers have launched some of the largest cyberattacks the internet has ever seen.
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But the attack alarmed Obama administration officials who have voiced concerns about the vulnerability of U.S. infrastructure to cyberattacks.
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The context: The U.S. and Britain just yesterday warned about sweeping Russian cyberattacks on governments, businesses and private individuals.
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In the last year, Romantik Seehotel has been the victim of at least three different cyberattacks, hotel staff say.
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Top intelligence officials have raised alarm about Russia's cyberattacks, calling them a "major threat" to the US election system.
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Bharara, known for prosecution of securities fraud and insider trading, also outlined broader efforts to protect companies against cyberattacks.
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Putin's regime launched cyberattacks and spread disinformation with the goal of sowing chaos and weakening faith in our institutions.
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Washington (CNN)NATO warded off 500 cyberattacks each month in 2016, according to statistics compiled by the military alliance.
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Cyberattacks like these "keeps us up at night," David Cohen, deputy director of the CIA, recently told PBS NewsHour.
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Of course, the current systems would need to be strengthened by adding staff with expertise in dealing with cyberattacks.
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The United States launched cyberattacks on Iran Thursday, targeting computer systems that control the nation's rocket and missile launchers.
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Elsewhere on Capitol Hill, lawmakers scheduled confirmation hearings for nominees at two departments where cyberattacks are a growing threat.
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It's an unusual move for the company to provide fixes to older operating systems, highlighting its concerns over cyberattacks.
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Russian hackers tied to recent cyberattacks on U.S. political organizations breached a Vermont utility, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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Doesn't the most powerful country in the world have the best resources to prevent cyberattacks, and catch cyber criminals?
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The House on Wednesday passed legislation that would name and sanction hackers who help execute nation-state-sponsored cyberattacks.
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Trump administration officials have insisted they are taking steps to protect future elections from foreign cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns.
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A number of Democrats used the hearing to press for industry standards to protect self-driving cars from cyberattacks.
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The U.S. also slapped new sanctions on Russians stemming from its meddling in the 2016 presidential election and cyberattacks.
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It also calls on partners to prioritize security and work together on investigations into cyberattacks aimed at 5G architecture.
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DHS initially started the CDM program in 2012 in an effort to better protect federal networks from cyberattacks. Rep.
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There was no information on whether any of these cyberattacks led to any data theft, outages or network damage.
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Trump has also imposed sanctions against Russia multiple times since he took office, including for cyberattacks and election interference.
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Arguably, the more money and resources North Korea can steal via cyberattacks, the stronger its kinetic military can become.
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"It is absolutely absurd — all those tales about cyberattacks by Russians, absolute tales," Putin's press secretary, Dmitry Peskov, said.
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Rolling Stone noted that the source of the cyberattacks targeting Keirstead, who is a stem cell scientist, is unclear.
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He's welcoming cyberattacks on elected officials and candidates by authoritarian regimes hoping to curry favor with the Trump administration.
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Future cyberattacks are likely to target iPhone and Mac users thanks to the global reach of Apple's proprietary software.
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The U.S., South Korea and broader international community must enhance cyber resilience to mitigate North Korean cyberattacks and infiltrations.
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What generally worries them are terrorism, radicalized Islam, cyberattacks, job loss, cheap Chinese exports and, above all else, migration.
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Treasury has also targeted two Russian intelligence organizations in retaliation for what officials described as widespread and persistent cyberattacks.
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Cloudflare, the security firm that protected 28chan from cyberattacks, terminated support for 22013chan at midnight Pacific Time on Sunday.
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The researchers also found similarities between Xbash and malware like WannaCry and NotPetya, which were both behind major cyberattacks.
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In April, Obama signed an executive order giving the government greater authority to levy sanctions on those behind cyberattacks.
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North Korea is amassing an ever-growing pile of bitcoin, likely to fund future cyberattacks, a cybersecurity CEO said.
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The House Science, Space and Technology Committee on Thursday unanimously approved legislation intended to secure voting technology against cyberattacks.
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In a basic sense, that is how hackers continue to get into systems that are supposedly "protected" from cyberattacks.
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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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And while technology can help protect against, and recover from, cyberattacks, there is no one silver-bullet technological solution.
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As a comparison, take the current organizational investment in mitigating other corporate risks, such as cyberattacks and data fraud.
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The White House, Congress and the business community have been warned of the clear and present danger of cyberattacks.
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While that was a relatively isolated incident, we are now entering a new era where offensive cyberattacks become routine.
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Then a series of cyberattacks were carefully coordinated to occur within 30 minutes of one another on Dec. 23.
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Symantec said the rise in formjacking comes after hackers witnessed "diminishing returns" from other cyberattacks like ransomware and cryptojacking.
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Late last year, a group of hackers likely linked to the Iranian government reorganized the infrastructure supporting their cyberattacks.
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"We made it public because we have many colleagues and other companies who have had these cyberattacks," Brandstaetter said.
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Just last year Obama and Turnbull reaffirmed their countries' close relationship on matters involving terrorism, combating cyberattacks, and trade.
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A new plan to combat cyberattacks is in the works, with the onus on government agency chiefs for cybersecurity.
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The White House has accused the Chinese government of conducting and supporting cyberattacks to steal information from American companies.
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We need to establish a cost to cyberattacks and help establish norms for cyber — a Geneva Convention for hacking.
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And finally, you'll work through real-life examples of different types of cyberattacks and how best to tackle them.
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Now police might have nabbed one of the hackers suspected to be behind that Mirai botnet and those cyberattacks.
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The arrest is the first to be publicly linked to the long series of cyberattacks carried out with Mirai.
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Not all cyberattacks involve ransomware, the malicious code that renders the victim's data inaccessible until a ransom is paid.
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The Department of Homeland Security is working with state and local election officials to protect electoral systems from cyberattacks.
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Forty-four percent of local governments report that they regularly face cyberattacks, on either an hourly or daily basis.
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Hamran also urged the setting up of secured, encrypted channels to transfer electronic evidence to mitigate risks from cyberattacks.
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After this weekend's tragedy, Cloudflare, one of the companies that protect websites from cyberattacks, removed its protection for 8chan.
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The company is part of a growing information security industry that's working to stem the rising tide of cyberattacks.
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Networks are inherently vulnerable to cyberattacks, since penetration at any one point can put the entire system at risk.
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As a private-sector consultant, she helped government entities and private companies devise preparedness plans to guard against cyberattacks.
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"We cannot prevent all disinformation, foreign propaganda or cyberattacks on our infrastructure," the officials wrote in the op-ed.
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European officials accused Russia of cyberattacks on an organization investigating the poisoning of the former Russian spy Sergei Skripal.
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Then-President Obama announced sanctions against the Russian government, citing attempts to influence the 2016 presidential election through cyberattacks.
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That is what Mr. Obama did in 2014, when he ordered an acceleration of cyberattacks aimed at preventing launches.
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Cybersecurity researchers said Monday they have intercepted coronavirus-themed cyberattacks by established Chinese hacking groups against other Asian nations.
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In a security report, the bloc noted the potential for cyberattacks but stopped short of citing any particular providers.
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Instead the North pursued its weapons program and launched a series of cyberattacks on American businesses, including Sony Pictures.
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At any rate, the cyberattacks have not slowed the North Korean program sufficiently enough to avert the current crisis.
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"Organized criminal groups involved in cyberattacks usually seek financial profits, but here political motives are possible," Mr. Marinov said.
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"They've used [cyberattacks] before, and they have continued developing their cyber capabilities over the last few years," Daniel said.
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America has launched several cyberattacks of its own on Iran, reportedly as recently as last June, September, and December.
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Moran speculates that the group is seeking to gain a foothold to carry out cyberattacks with physically disruptive effects.
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Moran compares Iran's disruptive cyberattacks to the acts of physical sabotage the US has accused Iran of carrying out.
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Russian military leaders advocate shadowy "new generation warfare" — through propaganda and cyberattacks, for example — to destabilize adversaries from within.
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Botnets are a group of internet-connected devices leveraged to commit distributed denial of service (DDoS) and other cyberattacks.
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Nation-state actors like those from North Korea will often launch cyberattacks to try and obtain the digital currency.
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Amending the SAFETY Act to cover state actor-initiated cyberattacks would be a key mechanism for incentivizing that investment.
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At his news conference on Wednesday, Mr. Trump finally conceded that Russia had carried out the election-related cyberattacks.
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The U.S. and Britain have accused North Korea and Russia of being behind the WannaCry and NotPetya cyberattacks, respectively.
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NATO allies, for example, could collaborate by sharing forensic intelligence from cyberattacks and building better detection and response techniques.
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United States officials say that Chinese companies have also carried out extensive economic espionage through cyberattacks and other means.
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The hack came as experts and officials have warned of possible cyberattacks in the wake of General Suleimani's killing.
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It is very difficult for Iran to launch cyberattacks that would affect a significant portion of the American population.
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In an already dangerously volatile situation, the United States should not focus unwarranted attention on potential cyberattacks by Iran.
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They'd conducted drills as early as the summer of the previous year, simulating disasters like cyberattacks, fires, and earthquakes.
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He said it would "run the full spectrum of what they are preparing themselves for," including potential cyberattacks. Sen.
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The US and Iran have steered away from armed conflict, but the prospect of asymmetric attacks, including cyberattacks, remains.
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US officials said they were on the lookout for possible retaliatory actions from Iran, including the possibility of cyberattacks.
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An even starker challenge is posed by Russia, which is staging cyberattacks and aligning with populist movements across Europe.
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And he would have new excuses to use them, including against large-scale cyberattacks, that previous presidents have rejected.
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Recently, there have been cyberattacks where hackers made away with millions of dollars worth of digital currencies, for example.
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In the past, defacing or taking down websites and stealing credit card information were considered major instances of cyberattacks.
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The report notes that cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure in particular could have a "highly damaging" effect on the economy.
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According to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, cyberattacks are a profound threat to U.S. power and utility companies.
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And we are increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks that could trigger an unintended missile launch or cause a catastrophic miscalculation.
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Because of its incremental unplanned design, the financial system is one of the most vulnerable systems subject to cyberattacks.
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The panel discussion Thursday largely focused on Russia's use of cyberattacks and disinformation to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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One defense came just after the early penalties for Russian athletes at the 2016 Olympics: a set of cyberattacks.
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Gary PetersGary Charles PetersState officials press Congress for more resources to fight cyberattacks Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to combat cyberattacks on state and local governments Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle MORE (D-Mich.) and Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanMnuchin defends Treasury regulations on GOP tax law Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to combat cyberattacks on state and local governments McConnell displays mastery of Senate with impeachment victory MORE (R-Ohio) are leading the efforts on a similar bill in the upper chamber.
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Keep all of your subscriptions up to date so that your systems are equipped to deflect the latest in cyberattacks.
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In a statement, Trump said "there was absolutely no effect on the outcome of the election" due to the cyberattacks.
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Too many different regulations are hampering companies' ability to deal with cyberattacks, said Goldman Sachs' chief information security officer Tuesday.
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Indeed, Putin's latest proposal appears less geared toward preventing cyberattacks and more concerned with clamping down on critical speech online.
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The concept is already being used in several innovative ways to enhance cybersecurity and protect organizations and applications against cyberattacks.
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He emphasized he did not have an additional intelligence assessment to share naming Putin specifically as being behind the cyberattacks.
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Two things are already abundantly clear: We'll likely see claims of cyberattacks, and it won't be a repeat of 2016.
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It's the kind of naming-and-shaming that American intelligence agencies have shied away from when it comes to cyberattacks.
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Cyberattacks on Ukraine's power system in December 2015 cut off electricity for over 200,000 people outside Kiev for several hours.
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Since North Korea lacks the internet infrastructure needed to launch cyberattacks, many of its attacks are launched from other countries.
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Attribution in cyberattacks, however, can be notoriously difficult because hackers can mask their tracks using proxies and other anonymity tools.
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The attacks are the latest in a series of brazen Russian cyberattacks on foreign politicians, sporting officials and antidoping regulators.
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AI applications are obvious in defense, from identifying objects and people to responding to cyberattacks in a more automated fashion.
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They and others use Illumio's Adaptive Security Platform to stop cyberattacks—including hacks—in their networks by controlling unauthorized communications.
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Earlier this month, U.S. intelligence officials said they are "confident" that the Russian government directed cyberattacks against American political organizations.
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The fog wall is not meant as some kind of impermeable force field against cyberattacks, prying eyes, or malicious devices.
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The code for some machines is so old that they no longer receive security updates, leaving them vulnerable to cyberattacks.
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But cyberattacks offer a high-impact, low-cost and comparatively low-risk way to generate cash and intimidate other countries.
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Obviously, Russia has been accused of numerous cyberattacks lately, including the Yahoo email breach and the hacking of the DNC.
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And just as we've seen cyberattacks affecting all aspects of society, we're going to see them affecting elections as well.
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The big question: Given its history of responding to various threats with cyberattacks of their own, how will Tehran respond?
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Cyberattacks and data breaches against companies have increased, forcing businesses to invest in more advanced means of protection against hackers.
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But many hospitals aren't adequately prepared for the short-term losses, or the new long-term threats associated with cyberattacks.
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Two large-scale blackouts in Ukraine caused by Russian cyberattacks in 2015 and 2016 showed just how feasible it is.
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In Germany and the UK, where there have also been high-profile cyberattacks in recent months, cybercrime also ranked second.
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Conway then commended the president-elect for his plans to combat cyberattacks within the first 90 days of his term.
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The Cyber Threat Alliance, an umbrella organization that promotes the sharing of information about cyberattacks, also warned of the malware.
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If this turns out to be true, the U.S. security organization's involvement in cyberattacks across the world could be exposed.
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Every day we make decisions about what speech is harmful, what constitutes political advertising, and how to prevent sophisticated cyberattacks.
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He did it using one of the most common and devastating cyberattacks: business email compromise, also known as invoice fraud.
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Then, cyberattacks were conducted by "amateurs who were doing it for fun," said Heather Ricciuto, IBM Security's academic outreach leader.
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While many media organizations were discussing Trump's comments on NATO, Â The Verge focused on a strange passage on cyberattacks.
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A government watchdog has said the Department of Defense has not done enough to protect critical weapons systems from cyberattacks.
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A nuclear power plant's critical systems are well fortified from run-of-the mill cyberattacks launched from outside a plant.
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But over time, the company became increasingly distressed by reports of government-led cyberattacks, censorship and surveillance involving the tool.
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He suggested intelligence officials were scrambling to build a case backing up their conclusions about Russian cyberattacks on Democratic organizations.
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Intelligence agencies will brief President Obama Thursday on Russia's alleged role in cyberattacks in U.S. presidential elections, ABC News reports.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) on Friday unveiled an updated security checklist aimed at helping campaigns protect themselves from cyberattacks.
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Iran and China have been carrying out increasingly more aggressive cyberattacks in recent months, The New York Times reported Monday.
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In the past, Israel has faced suspected cyberattacks from the Iranian government, Hezbollah-affiliated hackers and the hacking collective Anonymous.
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For example, cyberattacks can wreak havoc on energy infrastructure and some critics claim that American LNG companies face particular vulnerabilities.
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Security professionals have long observed Chinese spies conducting cyberattacks against U.S. defense contractors in order to spy on military capabilities.
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Federal officials say they want to help political campaigns guard against against cyberattacks, but are struggling to figure out how.
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The United States has also opened up a new line of combat by mounting cyberattacks against the group's online systems.
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Attribution is not an easy thing to do in the case of cyberattacks, especially if the actors have been careful.
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Concerns about cyberattacks are also increasing, with 61 percent now calling it a threat, up from 54 percent in 2017.
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Last week, the media reported on more widespread cyberattacks in the United States, including hacking of the US electric grid.
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The administration on Wednesday played down the dangers, saying voters should not worry about cyberattacks wreaking havoc with the election.
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Cybersecurity company Symantec unveiled on Monday a new network aimed at protecting critical infrastructure like the power grid from cyberattacks.
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Quinn-Quesada added that the campaign did not believe that the cyberattacks had an impact on the primary election results.
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Both data intrusions were early examples of the cyberattacks that have plagued the public and private sectors in recent years.
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Shortly after the alleged test, South Korea blamed the North for launching a spate of cyberattacks on Southern government networks.
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With the rise in cyberattacks, large businesses have already started adopting this strategy—and many small firms are following suit.
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Menezes warned that the department and the U.S. energy grid face a barrage of cyberattacks in the evolving digital realm.
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Still, security experts have raised concerns over the proposal, pointing to the difficulty of attributing cyberattacks in the first place.
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EBay was outmaneuvered by Alibaba, while Google left China after it said it was the target of government-sponsored cyberattacks.
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The United States has, in some cases, imposed sanctions on Iranian individuals and organizations for supporting cyberattacks targeting U.S. interests.
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There is also worry that an autonomous vehicle could be vulnerable to cyberattacks since it's run by a computer system.
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The U.S. government has seen a rise in cyberattacks that penetrate industrial control systems, a top cybersecurity official said Wednesday.
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Obama has requested agencies in the Intelligence Community to conduct a full review of Russia's cyberattacks before he leaves office.
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Interference, on the other hand, relies on our ability to create a resilient and defensible infrastructure to ward off cyberattacks.
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And the House Energy and Commerce Committee approved several pieces of legislation aimed at securing U.S. energy infrastructure from cyberattacks.
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China's interactions with the U.S. space industry include commercial investment in U.S. startups, civil and commercial competition, and hostile cyberattacks.
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The U.S. is weighing whether striking back against Iran, if these extensive cyberattacks indeed come, would be the appropriate response.
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But even in those cases, the cyberattacks were not what caused the blackouts, which still had a limited, localized impact.
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Limited data on the damage caused by major cyberattacks makes it difficult for insurance companies to model and price policies.
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The FBI and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Tuesday released technical details about the methods behind North Korea's cyberattacks.
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American officials also expanded the constellation of cyberattacks they blamed on Russia, which they had previously limited to election interference.
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Though a major step toward deterrence, publicly naming countries accused of cyberattacks still is unlikely to shame them into stopping.
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On Sunday, John McCain and Lindsey Graham, two longtime GOP senators, joined Democrats in calling for investigations into the cyberattacks.
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The administration is relying first on economic sanctions, but it has recently conducted cyberattacks and continues to weigh military options.
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Separately, an intelligence analysis concluded that cyberattacks are the top threat to the United States — not terrorists at the border.
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To defend against cyberattacks, KeyMe said, it divides up pieces of user data and stores them across three different places.
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It also attacked a building it said had been used as a base for cyberattacks against Israel, partially destroying it.
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They cite American sanctions, arming of Ukrainian troops, expulsion of diplomats and vocal public shaming of Russia for its cyberattacks.
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The officials also discussed cybersecurity issues including strengthening critical infrastructure against cyberattacks, 5G network security, and cyber incident response plans.
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Admiral Kostyukov, 59, who was sanctioned by the United States, twice, was also linked by the American government to cyberattacks.
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As more offices direct employees to work from home amid the COVID-19 outbreak, companies are increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks.
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Consider the Russian cyberattacks that preceded the well-known hacking of the Democratic National Committee's computers in 2015 and 2016.
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The two couples have accused Ring of being negligent by not doing enough to secure their home cameras against cyberattacks.
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To lift sanctions over Russian cyberattacks, he would have to provide evidence that Russia had tried to reduce such intrusions.
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And to protect yourself from cyberattacks there are helpful guides you can use that have been vetted by security professionals.
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United States intelligence officials say that Russian government agencies regularly outsource political cyberattacks to Russian cybercriminals and top computer engineers.
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Moreover, cyberattacks are particularly hard to retaliate against, since it is difficult to definitively establish where the attack came from.
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Without significant IT departments or dedicated information security personnel, they may be more at risk of cyberattacks than large enterprises.
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Russian meddling in 2016 also took the form of illegal cyberattacks against the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Cybersecurity firms such as Palo Alto have been benefiting from the series of cyberattacks last year including Equifax and WannaCry.
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The recent confluence of the disputed hydrogen bomb test and the barrage of cyberattacks on South Korea fit this pattern.
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Hamas has used Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram in previous cyberattacks, but this was the first foray using Telegram, Israel said.
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A direct response by Tehran would be likely to target Americans, either in Iraq, in military bases, or via cyberattacks.
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As a result, cyberattacks give the Iranians more room in the event they want to engage in a further response.
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In broad outline, Cisco's description of Olympic Destroyer's anatomy called to mind two previous Russian cyberattacks, NotPetya and Bad Rabbit.
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Investigators were still sorting through the digital crumbs left behind after last week's crippling cyberattacks, known as NotPetya or Nyetya.
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Publicly attributing the cyberattacks in Georgia to Russia represents another approach to deterring the Kremlin's brazen multi-year hacking campaign.
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Moscow has also had a hand in the Syrian civil war, influenced elections overseas and conducted cyberattacks globally, he said.
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The success of its cyberattacks in the United States has only bolstered the Russian hacking group's ambitions, security researchers say.
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That means it won't issue any more software updates, including software patches that could prevent cyberattacks, to millions of computers.
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Cyberattacks and the global economy were tied, with 51 percent of people polled saying that both posed a significant threat.
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Meanwhile, the phishing technique used to gain access to computers is similarly extensive, accounting for 91 percent of all cyberattacks.
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The U.S. government has seen a rise in cyberattacks that penetrate industrial control systems, a top cybersecurity official said Wednesday.
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Under his leadership, Google Ideas has worked on projects meant to protect activists and independent sources of media from cyberattacks.
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Mr. Eichenwald still suffers from the seizure, both physically and emotionally, and continues to receive similar cyberattacks, his lawyer said.
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From Equifax to Target to Britain's National Health System, major players in finance, retail, and government are reeling from cyberattacks.
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Turkish servers were bombarded for more than a week with some of the most intense cyberattacks in the country's history.
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A Times investigation reveals how Russia aimed the perfect weapon at the U.S. presidential election: cyberattacks honed in elections elsewhere.
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These reports included that Russia wanted to spread disinformation, penetrate the media and conduct cyberattacks that influenced the electoral process.
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He said cyberattacks will probably continue to happen across borders — potentially on a massive scale that hasn't been seen before.
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However, it is not just the networks in the U.S. that are vulnerable to cyberattacks and need to be improved.
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James Cartwright pleaded guilty to making false statements to F.B.I. agents investigating a leak about cyberattacks on Iran's nuclear program.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump met with intelligence agencies on Friday to be briefed on cyberattacks against the United States.
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A modernized electric grid even has implications for national security, as utilities have increasingly come under threat of foreign cyberattacks.
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Symantec observed a whopping 28503 percent surge in cyberattacks in these internet-connected devices in 22019 over the previous year.
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Canada said Thursday it was preparing for an increase in retaliatory cyberattacks from China as a result of the arrest.
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In response, the United States launched a series of cyberattacks, but Mr. Trump backed away from a larger military airstrike.
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The Baltic States have beefed up defenses against cyberattacks and disinformation and diversified energy supplies to avoid overreliance on Russia.
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The attack is part of a familiar trend in Ukraine, which has been bombarded by Russian cyberattacks in recent years.
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Google would later exit China in 2010, after it detected a series of cyberattacks that it pinned on the Chinese government.
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Meanwhile, the F.S.B. reportedly recruits and directs hackers to set off cyberattacks when it wants to punish or silence Russia's rivals.
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On the day of Russia's 2011 parliamentary election, coordinated cyberattacks crashed the websites of much of the country's liberal media outlets.
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Back in 2016, some observers ridiculed Donald Trump's suggestion that a cure for cyberattacks may be sending sensitive information by courier.
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In addition to covert cyberattacks, the intelligence community says Russia also attempted to undermine the election through a multifaceted propaganda campaign.
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DHS also warned in a presentation that it expects "significant reluctance by the commercial world to expend resources" to prevent cyberattacks.
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The agency issued the statement after an emergency meeting with other government agencies on the threat of cyberattacks by the North.
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Google previously exited the Chinese market in 2010 over the state's regulations and concerns of state-sponsored cyberattacks against the company.
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The rising prominence of cyberattacks inspired France and U.S. technology giants – including Microsoft – to team up and formally tackle internet ills.
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North Korea possesses the technological wherewithal to develop a nuclear bomb, launch devastating cyberattacks, and even hurl rockets toward its enemies.
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While the intelligence community believes top Russian officials were behind cyberattacks aimed at Clinton, Trump has been dismissive of those claims.
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Predictive analytics is used to detect fraud and stop cyberattacks, but it's largely an unexplored frontier for most consumer-facing businesses.
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So far, the White House has declined to say on the record whether it plans to bring up North Korea's cyberattacks.
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"Russia is likely to continue to pursue even more aggressive cyberattacks," Trump's Director of National Intelligence, Dan Coats, testified this month.
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Drone pilots are likely to receive many of the awards, but they may also be given to operators who launch cyberattacks.
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"A significant piece of risk management is understanding the impact of cyberattacks to a business beyond its computer networks," said Spaulding.
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Cirincione said cyberattacks can be extremely dangerous, but hacks on systems controlling trains, dams or power supplies don't warrant this response.
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The Military Times reports that operators who launch cyberattacks could be eligible for the new "R" device with today's announcement, too.
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The reclusive state has also been accused of using cyberattacks to gain financial resources needed to keep its nuclear programs going.
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Philip Breedlove, former Secretary of State Colin Powell, and former Clinton campaign chair John Podesta, in cyberattacks tied to Russian hackers.
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Experts worry about how those and other nations use cyberattacks to spy on business, hack into voting systems, and surveil citizens.
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One offered access to their botnets — networks of hacked computers used to conduct cyberattacks — for just $60, depending on your location.
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In its lawsuit, St. Jude said the accusations were defamatory and that its devices have numerous features that protect against cyberattacks.
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Symphony's growing popularity also comes as large-scale cyberattacks have made headlines, after hackers stole data of 500 million Yahoo users.
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John McCain, a hawk on policy toward Russia, has set a hearing on foreign cyberattacks against the U.S. for next week.
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The Cyber Command had previously focused its efforts on thwarting and retaliating against cyberattacks from Iran, North Korea, China, and Russia.
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Panetta said Trump should heed the view of U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia had interfered in the presidential election through cyberattacks.
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Many of the billions of cyberattacks in recent years happened because people have passwords that are too simple, Refinery29 previously reported.
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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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Washington (CNN)The managers of Hillary Clinton and Mitt Romney's presidential campaigns are teaming up to protect American elections from cyberattacks.
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While new consumer-oriented insurance products are being offered to guard against cyberattacks, they don't necessarily mitigate a consumer's nightmare scenario.
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U.S. officials are discussing economic sanctions against Russia in response to cyberattacks on Democratic Party organizations, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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It's one of the oldest types of cyberattacks, but it's gained a new twist as the method has grown in scale.
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By one estimate, cyberattacks cost businesses a total $400 billion annually, a figure that is expected to rise in coming years.
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Three of the federal government's most powerful financial regulators will propose new rules for financial institutions to protect themselves from cyberattacks.
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This, in a world where cyberattacks and their potential aftermath are an increasingly real threat, not to mention actual terrorist attacks.
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According to Forbes, there are approximately 500,000 cyberattacks every day, which are projected to cost more than $2 trillion by 2019.
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Cybercriminals are finally leveraging the thousands or millions of insecure devices in the so-called Internet of Things to launch cyberattacks.
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To survive in the era of information warfare, the West will have to create new, safer borders capable of withstanding cyberattacks.
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The United Kingdom on Wednesday blamed the Russian military intelligence group, GRU, for a series of "reckless" cyberattacks in recent years.
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China is accusing the American military of launching cyberattacks against itself in order to boost its budgets and portray Beijing negatively.
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There's an entire underground economy where bots are the primary tools used in automating fraudulent purchases, scraping content and launching cyberattacks.
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The wide-ranging sanctions package targets sectors of the Russian economy as well as the individuals who carried out the cyberattacks.
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It wants to counterfeit other nations' currencies, conduct cyberattacks, and defraud corporations to obtain the economic benefits its system cannot provide.
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Today, China, Russia, or North Korea can disrupt the U.S homeland with cyberattacks or the real risk of limited nuclear strikes.
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NETWORK WARFARE Networks are inherently vulnerable to cyberattacks, since penetration at any one point can put the entire system at risk.
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Cyberattacks on companies have increased in frequency, forcing businesses to think, and invest, in more advanced means of protection against intruders.
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A top cybersecurity official warned Wednesday that the U.S. government has seen a rise in cyberattacks that penetrate industrial control systems.
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Mnuchin said he's also concerned with the agency's technological ability to offer swift customer service and defend sensitive information from cyberattacks.
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The group has been conducting cyberattacks in support of Syrian President Bashar Assad since 2011, U.S. officials told reporters on Monday.
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North Korea has been using cyberattacks on banks and cryptocurrency exchanges to steal an estimated $2 billion, a U.N. report claims.
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North Korea's possible involvement in those cyberattacks has raised alarms about Pyongyang's ability to exploit Swift, the global bank messaging network.
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Peskov told Reuters that Russian authorities are working to keep its economy safe after unnamed strategic parts had endured foreign cyberattacks.
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South Korea has also accused its northern neighbor of orchestrating a series of cyberattacks on South Korean banks and media organizations.
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The Obama administration in March indicted seven Iranians for a series of coordinated cyberattacks against the U.S. financial sector in 2013.
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The legislation, which aims to protect elections from cyberattacks, was initially set to be addressed by a Senate committee last month.
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The dimmer, which lets users dim lights with an app on their phone, was also found to be vulnerable to cyberattacks.
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In addition to securing consumer data from continual cyberattacks, CISOs are also responsible for the regulatory compliance that accompanies the business.
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On paper, few organizations in the world should be better equipped to anticipate and repel cyberattacks than the U.S. federal government.
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Rodger Desai, the chief executive officer of New York startup Payfone, said that recent cyberattacks rely on individual consumers to operate.
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If, on the other hand, the charges pertain to Russian cyberattacks, it would mark a major shift in the Russia investigation.
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"At times of heightened tension, cyberattacks on nuclear weapons systems could cause an escalation, which results in their use," it continued.
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Concerns about cyberattacks are also increasing, with 61 percent now calling it a threat, up from the 54 percent in 2017.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday approved several pieces of legislation aimed at securing U.S. energy infrastructure from cyberattacks.
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Federal agencies have programs to protect campaigns and election systems and to practice incident response plans for cyberattacks on election systems.
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Lewis argued that it would be "wasted ground" for Trump to raise the issue of North Korea's cyberattacks at the summit.
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Kerry noted that other countries are also concerned by the occurrence of cyberattacks and urged new solutions for preventing future ones.
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China has long rebuffed complaints from other nations accusing it of cyberattacks and espionage, but didn't immediately comment on Thursday's indictment.
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Back in 2012 Tehran launched a series of cyberattacks against the U.S. and Saudi Arabia as tensions were on the rise.
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"Currently, the only successful cyberattacks on power systems have been something that the utility would consider a nuisance," Miller told me.
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Therefore, deploy space-based missile defenses and harden critical infrastructures against EMP and cyberattacks to deter and defeat these greatest threats.
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After Trump's victory, Russia tried to replicate its US campaign in other countries, attempting electoral cyberattacks in France, Germany and elsewhere.
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Iran has tested the United States by arresting American citizens, continuing its ballistic missile program and conducting cyberattacks against American interests.
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The same day, Trump's director of national intelligence, Dan Coats, gave a speech about America's vulnerability to cyberattacks, particularly from Russia.
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And the White House issued new sanctions, its toughest action so far against Russia, for election interference and other "malicious" cyberattacks.
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By taking over the sites, Microsoft can stop future cyberattacks and monitor how previously infected computers were compromised, the company said.
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Just one month before the first cables were published, Google had publicly accused Beijing of launching targeted cyberattacks against its network.
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Mr. Coats said cyberattacks from Russia, China, North Korea and Iran were mounting on American business and government agencies every day.
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Even before the S.E.C. hack was revealed, stock exchanges and traders were worried about the potential for cyberattacks targeting that data.
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Cyberattacks happen all the time, our tech reporters say, and you may want to assume that your information has been taken.
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Foreign actors are usually involved Foreign entities often play a prominent role in cyberattacks on oil and gas pipelines, experts said.
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Some have also speculated that any Iranian revenge could include cyberattacks against US banks and power grids, which could be devastating.
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Microsoft's report is the latest indication that cyberattacks and influence campaigns against political candidates are likely to accelerate heading into 2020.
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California's secretary of state has approved a computerized voting system for Los Angeles County, despite concerns of cyberattacks and election fraud.
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All of this — proxies striking around the world, cyberattacks on enterprise — would happen as Iran continued to resist conventional American forces.
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Fourth, digital ambiguity benefits the manipulators of information, making it hard to formally attribute the origin of disinformation campaigns and cyberattacks.
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It made a patch, or fix, available in newer versions of Windows for the flaws that were exploited in Friday's cyberattacks.
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However, despite an uptick in attacks on governments, infrastructure and political institutions, relatively few international agreements currently exist to tackle cyberattacks.
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The bill identifies which actions – from online misinformation to hacking and cyberattacks - will result in immediate retaliation by the United States.
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The White House argues the measure is needed to better understand and thwart the cyberattacks plaguing the public and private sectors.
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North Korea has been increasingly linked to cyberattacks that could yield financial gains, as international financial sanctions have squeezed Pyongyang's economy.
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Last month, the administration targeted Russian companies and individuals for intervening in the 2016 election and mounting cyberattacks against Western facilities.
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From data breaches to election interference, cyberattacks continue to be a serious threat to U.S. government agencies, businesses and citizens alike.
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Until the summer of 2016, administration officials viewed Russia's cyberattacks as separate from its broader foreign policy goals and intelligence campaigns.
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These range from diplomatic expulsions and economic sanctions all the way up to reinforcements of NATO and cyberattacks on Russian targets.
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CISA said in June it was aware that Iran had stepped up its cyberattacks against federal agencies and other critical groups.
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The planning was also intended to respond to natural disasters, oil spills or cyberattacks that could disrupt power and water supplies.
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The Obama administration later began a program, accelerated by Mr. Trump, to try to use cyberattacks to slow Iran's missile development.
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The DHS has gone so far as to prepare for the possibility of data-destroying cyberattacks timed to disrupt the election.
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What, according to the article, does he fear security specialists might not be able to do, in light of the cyberattacks?
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The related article "With New Digital Tools, Even Nonexperts Can Wage Cyberattacks" states: The attack should not have been a shock.
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That gives a perfect opening to American enemies who wish to launch damaging cyberattacks but let other countries take the blame.
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Cyberattacks are now the number one external risk factor facing businesses, according to 23.1 percent of 39 CFOs surveyed by CNBC.
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Hackers unleashed cyberattacks in dozens of countries, wreaking havoc on tens of thousands of computers and severely disrupting businesses and institutions.
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The company withdrew its search product from China in 2010, citing heavy censorship and an escalation of cyberattacks originating from China.
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" Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon told MSNBC that Trump "is now openly inviting Russia to engage in cyberattacks against the United States.
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The cyberattacks and the response to them have become a point of increasing tension for the outgoing and incoming White Houses.
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Denmark and Sweden are teaming up to fight Russian cyberattacks and propaganda as they look to deepen cooperation between their militaries.
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But at the time, he said, he and other Trump campaign officials had no idea who was responsible for the cyberattacks.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), have complained about the ad hoc approach to responding to, conducting and deterring cyberattacks since the Obama administration.
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In 2015, Congress expanded DOE's authority to take immediate measures in response to cyberattacks on the grid in the FAST Act.
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We must also address state-sponsored cyberattacks at the legal, regulatory, operational and diplomatic levels, including the development of international protocols.
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Asked why he thought there was so much attention on the Russian cyberattacks, the president-elect said the motivation was political.
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Recent cyberattacks, including NotPetya last June, have been devastating to American companies, causing them hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.
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Congressional leaders are hammering out a massive spending bill that will include money to help secure U.S. voting systems from cyberattacks.
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Despite the US law enforcement actions, the North Korean government has continued its use of cyberattacks to raise cash, officials say.
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The U.S. intelligence community has blamed the hacking group for cyberattacks against top Democratic officials ahead of the 2016 presidential election.
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More than 19363 municipalities have suffered cyberattacks so far this year, from major cities such as Baltimore, Albany and Laredo, Tex.
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More than 19363 municipalities have suffered cyberattacks so far this year, from major cities such as Baltimore, Albany and Laredo, Tex.
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"The CIA, according to these WikiLeaks leaks, uses stolen malware to attribute cyberattacks to nations like Russia," Hannity told radio listeners.
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All of this — proxies striking around the world, cyberattacks on enterprise — would happen while Iran continued to resist conventional American forces.
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Moreno was the victim of cyberattacks earlier this year after his private emails and texts were leaked, though Bini denies any involvement.
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