Cybersecurity

Cyber information-sharing bill moves forward

The measure would set up a "portal" at DHS that private firms could use to confidentially share threat information without legal liability.

Cybersecurity

Security Firm Says Chinese Hackers Targeting U.S. Experts on Iraq

CrowdStrike says hacking began on June 18 —the day the rebel group Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant attacked an oil refinery.

Cybersecurity

Snowden Undermines Presidential Panel’s Defense of NSA Spying

Dueling narratives are clouding a debate over a controversial foreign-intelligence program as the Senate readies reform efforts.

Digital Government

The Latest Snowden Leak Is Devastating to NSA Defenders

The agency collected and stored intimate chats, photos, and emails belonging to innocent Americans—and secured them so poorly that reporters can now browse them at will.

Management

How to Remember All Your Passwords and Keep Them Safe

For anyone who’s been a web user for a significant amount of time, the number of such accounts that require passwords is high, unmanageable even.

Cybersecurity

Pro-Russian Hackers Mug Key Ukrainian Bank

Cyber Berkut allegedly published customer data from PrivatBank, co-owned by the pro-government Dnipropetrovsk region's governor.

Cybersecurity

Syrian Electronic Army Spreads False Rumors of Israel Nuclear Leak

Pro-Assad hacktivists usurped the Israeli Army’s Twitter feed to post a potentially volatile message.

Cybersecurity

Hackers Log Into DQ, Remember the ‘80s, and Rip Off Poor People

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

Cybersecurity

Former NSA Chief Clashes With ACLU Head in Debate

Keith Alexander and Anthony Romero each led a team of panelists who argued about government surveillance and civil liberties.