Pro-Trump Twitter bots are now promoting WikiLeaks’ CIA dump
Our sister publication CyberScoop details how about 32,000 unique Twitter accounts — more commonly known as “bots” — tweeted more than 170,000 times using the #Vault7 hashtag…
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U.S. intel leaders urge public to stand against Russian cyberattacks
The White House has faced growing albeit nondescript pressure in recent weeks from Capitol Hill and the Department of Justice to blame Russian intelligence for its alleged…
DNC forms advisory board to prevent future cyberattacks
In the wake of a data breach that has caused their leader to resign, the Democratic National Committee is creating a cybersecurity advisory board to help concentrate…
U.S. considers economic sanctions against Russia for hacking
The White House is considering the use of economic sanctions to punish the Russian government for their “nefarious activities in cyberspace,” according to a statement from White…
Clinton campaign to host cybersecurity-themed fundraising event in Las Vegas
ollowing a tumultuous week of newly disclosed cyber attacks against the Democratic Party, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s campaign will be hosting a cybersecurity-themed fundraising event this…
Why the public may never know who hacked the DNC
DNC hack, Cybersecurity attack Attribution by White House, Government Policy
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Here’s how the government will now respond to cyberattacks
President Barack Obama announced new measures Tuesday to clarify policies and procedures on how the government should both prepare and respond to various classes of cyberattacks.
Democrats plan to fight data localization laws
U.S. democratic leadership will oppose future data localization policies and practices.