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As Russia poured troops into Ukraine, the besieged country’s government was already thinking about a different way to strike back. On February 26, Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov launched the “IT Army of Ukraine”—an unprecedented invitation to the world’s hackers to go on the offensive against Russia for his country…
In the relatively short and rapidly evolving history of cyber conflict, perhaps nothing has been established with greater certainty and more widely accepted than the idea that Russia has significant cyber capabilities and isn’t afraid to use them—especially on Ukraine. In 2015, Russian government hackers breached the Ukrainian power grid…
Almost two years worth of chat logs air the group’s dirty laundry…
Small and medium-sized businesses, including construction firms, are among the most vulnerable, according to experts…
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland lawmakers highlighted a package of measures Wednesday to tighten cybersecurity in the state.
LANDSCAPE Gemma Cruz Araneta In September 2013, with Syria in mind, President Vladimir Putin of the Russian Federation said that the founders of the United Nations Organization must have understood that decisions affecting war and peace should be made only by consensus. And with the USA’s consent…
No less than two hundred bandits have been killed by security operatives in Niger State during a gun battle in two local government areas. The Niger State Commissioner for Local Government Chieftaincy Affairs and Internal, Mr. Emmanuel Bagna Umar made the disclosure on Wednesday during a chat with journalists in Minna…
Protecting your personal data isn’t just smart these days—it’s a necessity. As the world grows more and more connected, your private info becomes more and more valuable. Whether it’s using leaked info from website breaches to hack into your other accounts or holding your personal computer ransom for money…
You need a password manager. Data breaches now happen regularly, and that flood of stolen info has made cracking passwords even easier. Not just the “password12345” variety is at risk—it’s also any that use strategies like variations on a single password or substituting numbers for letters…
How to protect yourself from possible cyberattacks: Talking Tech podcast
