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International

  • Soldiers stand at the German military's stand to recruit voluntary members at the video games trade fair Gamescom in Cologne, Germany, on Aug. 21, 2019. The government has moved to protect the country's military-cyber industry because officials consider its health critical for national security. (Ina Fassbender/AFP via Getty Images)
    Germany moves to protect its military-cyber industry

    A new German strategy document declares defense-related cyber technologies as key national assets, affording the domestic sector some protection from international competition.

    Sebastian Sprenger
    6 days ago
  • U.S. Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette visits a liquefied natural gas terminal Feb. 12, 2020. (Patricia de Melo Moreira/AFP via Getty Images)
    US energy secretary talks arms control, nuclear budget boost and Iranian cyberattacks

    Dan Brouillette answered questions on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.

    Joe Gould
    4 days ago
  • Masked Hamas militants wave their green flags during a protest against the Mideast plan announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, after the Friday prayer at the main road in Gaza City, Friday, Feb. 14, 2020. Arabic on the headband reads
    Israeli army: Hamas hackers tried to ‘seduce’ soldiers

    Posing as young women on social media, the group struck up friendships with the soldiers, sending photos, texts and voice messages to them.

    Josef Federman, The Associated Press
    1 day ago
  • Two CubeSats, part of a constellation built and operated by Planet Labs Inc. to take images of Earth, were launched from the International Space Station on May 17, 2016. (NASA)
    Hackers could shut down satellites – or turn them into weapons

    New satellites have the potential to revolutionize many aspects of everyday life, but, amid all the fanfare, a critical danger has flown under the radar: the lack of cybersecurity standards and regulations for commercial satellites.

    William Akoto, University of Denver
    February 12
  • Attorney General William Barr speaks during a news conference, Monday, Feb. 10, 2020, at the Justice Department in Washington, as Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General Seth Ducharm looks on. Four members of the Chinese military have been charged with breaking into the networks of the Equifax credit reporting agency and stealing the personal information of tens of millions of Americans, the Justice Department said Monday, blaming Beijing for one of the largest hacks in history. (Jacquelyn Martin/AP)
    China denies cybertheft following Equifax accusations

    The Justice Department accused Beijing on Monday of engineering one of the biggest hacks in history targeting consumer data.

    The Associated Press
    February 11
  • This July 21, 2012, photo shows signage at the corporate headquarters of Equifax Inc. in Atlanta. The deadline to seek cash payments and claim free services as part of Equifax's $700 million settlement over a massive data breach is Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2020. (Mike Stewart/AP)
    US says Chinese military stole masses of Americans’ data

    The 2017 Equifax breach affected roughly 145 million people, with the hackers successfully stealing names, Social Security numbers and other personal information stored in the company's databases.

    Eric Tucker and Michael Balsamo, The Associated Press
    February 10
  • Following the death of a top Iranian general, one top U.S. official asserted that Iran may have less control over its proxies and other actors could exploit the rift between the United States and Iran. (Hadi Mizban/AP)
    Why the Iranian cyberthreat has become ‘more dynamic’

    Following the death of a top Iranian general, one top U.S. official noted the growing forces that could exploit the rift between the United States and Iran.

    Mark Pomerleau
    February 5
  • A drone pictured in the showroom of the DJI headquarters in Shenzhen. (Nicolas Asfouri/AFP/Getty Images)
    Interior formally grounds drones amid cyber concerns tied to Chinese-made systems

    The situation spotlights a more complex challenge facing government: a lack of American-made drones on the market to counter Chinese offerings.

    Andrew Eversden
    January 29
  • In this June 18, 2014, photo flags fly outside the United Nations building in Vienna, Austria. An internal confidential document from the United Nations, leaked to The New Humanitarian and seen by The Associated Press, says that dozens of servers were “compromised” at offices in Geneva and Vienna. (Ronald Zak/AP)
    Leaked report shows United Nations suffered hack

    One U.N. official told the AP that the hack, first detected over the summer, appeared “sophisticated” and that the extent of the damage remained unclear, especially in terms of personal, secret or compromising information that may have been stolen.

    Jamey Keaten, The Associated Press
    January 29
  • Locked Shields is an exercise that challenges participants to respond to and counter high-intensity attacks on the IT systems and critical infrastructure networks of a fictional country. (NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence)
    More countries participate in international cyber exercise

    NATO officials said they reached new levels of cooperation during the organization’s annual cyber exercise.

    Chiara Vercellone
    January 27
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