Poland, NATO troops hold drills amid security concerns Thousands of Polish and other NATO troops have launched major defensive exercises in Poland’s north amid security concerns raised by war games recently held by neighboring Russia and Belarus. By: The Associated Press 17 hours ago
German officials see no sign of election hacking ... yet A spokesman for the interior ministry, Johannes Dimroth, told reporters that security officials regularly see cyberattacks against government bodies and politicians in Germany, but these haven’t caused any major damage. By: Frank Jordans 1 day ago
‘Spy Files Russia’: WikiLeaks dump allegedly details Russian domestic surveillance WikiLeaks released files detailing a mass surveillance system the Russian government has allegedly deployed against its domestic population for years. By: Brad D. Williams 2 days ago
Russia seeks extradition from Greece of suspected cybercriminal wanted by US A lawyer in Greece for Russian cybercrime suspect Alexander Vinnik, who is wanted in the United States in a $4 billion bitcoin fraud case, says Russia wants to extradite him as well. By: Costas Kantouris 2 days ago
Swiss state blocks cyberattack, but another hits contractor Switzerland’s government says state cyber-experts detected and prevented an attempted cyberattack on the Swiss defense department, while another attack “disrupted” the systems of a contractor for the foreign affairs department. By: The Associated Press 6 days ago
EU chief calls for pan-European cyber agency “Cyberattacks are sometimes more dangerous for the stability of democracies and economies than guns and tanks,” President Jean-Claude Juncker said. By: The Associated Press September 13
In Persian Gulf, computer hacking now a cross-border fear From suspected Iranian cyberattacks on Saudi Arabia to leaked emails causing consternation among nominally allied Arab nations, state-sponsored hacks have become an increasing worry among countries across the Persian Gulf. By: Jon Gambrell September 12
England expresses hacking concerns to FIFA before World Cup The English Football Association is concerned about its players and coaches being hacked at the World Cup in Russia and has written to FIFA expressing concerns about information already being accessed in a cyberattack. By: Rob Harris September 12
China's ever-tighter web controls jolt companies, scientists The crackdown threatens to disrupt work and study for millions of Chinese entrepreneurs, scientists and students who rely on websites they can see only with a VPN. By: Joe McDonald September 11
Poland, Baltic states discuss online, military security Poland’s prime minister says she and three other Baltic Sea state officials have discussed an urgent need for greater security for their countries, including cybersecurity. By: The Associated Press September 5
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