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Don’t Say ‘Skynet’ — NSA’s AI Security Center is New Hub for Agency Efforts

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Report: U.S. Cyber Command Behind Trickbot Tricks

Report: U.S. Cyber Command Behind Trickbot Tricks

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A week ago, KrebsOnSecurity broke the news that someone was attempting to disrupt the Trickbot botnet, a malware crime machine that has infected millions of computers and is often used to spread ...
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U.S. Cyber Has Hacked Iranian Missile C&C, Say Super-Secret Sources

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The U.S. has been hacking Iran. Despite President Trump’s cancellation of a kinetic retaliation, we’re now told of cyber strikes against Persia ...
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U.S. Cyber Has Hacked Russian Power Grid, Say Super-Secret Sources

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The infosec cold war continues to grumble on under the surface. Sources claim the U.S. has implanted malware deep into Russia’s electricity grid ...
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US Lawmakers Propose ‘Hack Back’ Law to Allow Cyber Retaliation Without Permission of Third-Party Country

US Lawmakers Propose ‘Hack Back’ Law to Allow Cyber Retaliation Without Permission of Third-Party Country

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US legislators are proposing new legislation that would empower US cyber defenses to hack back at cyber aggressors, even if they’re using a third-party country’s infrastructure, without the explicit consent of the ...
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