U.S. Cybersecurity

US Cyber Officials Bracing for ‘Log4j’ Vulnerability Fallout

Published on January 11, 2022

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U.S. cybersecurity officials are still sounding an alarm about the so-called Log4j software vulnerability more than a month after it was first discovered, warning some criminals and nation state adversaries may be waiting to make use of their newfound access to critical systems.

FBI, Partners Disarm Emotet Malware

Published on February 4, 2021

Politics

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Global Law Enforcement and Private Sector Take Down a Major Cyber Crime Tool

Growing Calls for US to Retaliate for Massive Cyber Hack

Published on December 19, 2020

criminal/Politics

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U.S. lawmakers briefed on the massive cybersecurity security breach that has affected government agencies and the private sector are calling for the country to act, warning that, so far, all evidence is pointing to Russia as the culprit.

Although the U.S. government have recently flagged attempts by actors in Russia, China, and Iran to spy on people in connection with the U.S. election, nothing on the scale of 2016 has yet to materialize.

Published on November 3, 2020

criminal/Politics/US Elections

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According to Chad Wolf, acting director of the Department of Homeland Security, the agency has not seen any “indications that a foreign actor has succeeded in compromising or affecting the votes cast in this election.”