Cybersecurity

EXCLUSIVE: State Department Trashed 30,000 Log-in Key Fobs After Hack

The decision to replace tens of thousands of passcodes and two-step authentication credentials "was based on sound cybersecurity best practices,” a State official said.

Cybersecurity

More business, less policy

Richard Young finds the smaller Foreign Agricultural Service a more IT-intensive post than his old job at DHS.

Cybersecurity

The IRS Knows What Computer You Are Using -- and That Might Be a Good Thing

One counter-fraud measure the agency is piloting will capture identifying data from the PC used to file a tax return. Multiple returns from the same device could signal fraud.

Cybersecurity

The new frontier for information sharing

A week after two big moves on cybersecurity policy, cyber czar Michael Daniel reflects on the avenues for public-private information sharing.

Cybersecurity

Google Calls FBI's Plan to Expand Hacking Power a 'Monumental' Constitutional Threat

Any change in accessing computer data should go through Congress, the search giant said.

Cybersecurity

Legislation and the future of federal cybersecurity

New laws promise to strengthen agencies' efforts to block network intruders, share information and build a topnotch cybersecurity workforce.

Cybersecurity

Group That Hacked CENTCOM Eyes Military Spouses

Nonprofit // Social Media

Cybersecurity

The Secret’s Out: NSA Personnel are Out-Hacking the Chinese and Russians

The all-star hacker group purportedly affiliated with U.S. intelligence has breached perhaps tens of thousands of individuals in sectors spanning government, telecommunications, energy, encryption and academia.

Cybersecurity

Hackers Poison Chipotle, Snoop on Forbes Readers and Swindle Commodities Traders

Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.