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Keir Giles, the author of “Russia's War on Everybody” and a consulting fellow at the Chatham House think tank, said attackers impersonated the U.S. State Department to hack into his email accounts.

Coker spoke to Recorded Future News about his time as National Cyber Director, what he considers his biggest successes and what he would tell his replacement – who is currently going through the confirmation process.

The city government of Thomasville, North Carolina, and a court district in eastern Georgia are responding to recent intrusions into their networks.

Denmark's digital affairs ministry says it plans to switch to the open source LibreOffice software and away from Microsoft products as part of an effort to make the government more digitally independent.

Ransomware gangs leveraged a vulnerability to access unpatched versions of SimpleHelp's remote monitoring and management tool to disrupt services in double extortion compromises.

The recommendation to the bankruptcy judge overseeing the sale is partially based on messages from 23andMe customers who told him they are worried about their genetic data’s inclusion in the sale.

An attack in Asia used a legitimate employee monitoring software that researchers hadn't seen employed by ransomware actors, as well as several other unusual tools.

Researchers found new evidence of Predator spyware use in Africa, this time in Mozambique.

Two European journalists were among the people recently notified by Apple that they had been targeted with spyware by Paragon, according to a report from the Citizen Lab, with one device showing signs of a full infection.

A recent Kaspersky report offers a rare glimpse into the alleged arsenal of politically motivated hackers waging a digital war against authoritarian regimes in Russia and Belarus.

A crypto CEO shared his screen. What happened next unraveled his digital life.

A global law enforcement crackdown on information-stealing malware led to the arrest of 32 suspects and the dismantling of more than 20,000 malicious IP addresses and domains linked to cybercrime.

Nearly 2,000 people were arrested and millions of dollars in illicit funds were seized in an operation coordinated by Singapore police against Asian scam operations.

Apple could have a new ally in its fight with the British government over whether it can be forced to retain access to the content of people's iCloud accounts in order to comply with legal warrants.

FIN6, a financially motivated group tracked for years by cybersecurity researchers, is now lurking on sites such as LinkedIn and Indeed to spread malware, a new report says.

British regulator Ofcom says it received complaints about illegal content on 4chan while the site’s administrators have failed to respond to requests for information.

Since the company’s March bankruptcy filing, 1.9 million of the company’s 15 million customers have chosen to delete their data, interim CEO Joe Selsavage said at the hearing.

Check Point attributed the attack to a group known as Stealth Falcon — a hacking group with longstanding ties to the UAE that has been implicated in dozens of spyware cases and hacking incidents involving governments across the Middle East and Africa.

Leaders at the U.K.'s National Cyber Security Centre are calling for more political attention on cybersecurity, arguing that regulation and legislation aren't keeping up with technology.

The scheme is based in Cambodia, where people residing in scam centers contact U.S. victims through phone calls, texts, dating apps and other avenues to promote fake cryptocurrency investments.