Officials Warn of Spoof-Calling Fraudsters Draining Customers’ Bank Accounts
Officials are warning customers about scammer calls that could deceive them into draining their bank accounts.
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GOP Rep. Bacon: We’ve Gotten Weaker on Cyber Due to Cuts, Lack of Agency Leaders
On Friday’s broadcast of C-SPAN’s “Washington Journal,” Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) stated that due to cuts to CISA and a lack of permanent leadership at the agency at Cyber Command, “our abilities have been diminished over the last year. That’s
Report: Over a Quarter of Australian Officials Used ‘Password123’ as Government Password
Over 1,400 government officials in Western Australia used the term ‘Password123’ as the password for their entrance into government agencies, a security audit of the Western Australian government released this week has revealed.
Sen Angus King: ‘My Concern Is That the Next Pearl Harbor Could Be Cyber’
Wednesday on CNN’s “New Day,” Sen. Angus King (I-ME) discussed the threat from abroad to the United States that comes in the form of cyber attacks. King told CNN’s Chris Cuomo the next “Pearl Harbor” may come in the form
Israel’s Desert Blooms With Cyber-City Development
TEL AVIV – No other country on earth has successfully integrated private, academic, government and military cyber-expertise as Israel has done in its new cyber-city blossoming in the desert, a new report by the Washington Post claims.
Ben Carson: Need ‘Cyber Space Race’ for the 21st Century
GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson is calling for a “cyber space race.”
Report: White House May Sanction China over Cyberattacks
The White House may activate targeted sanctions against companies and individuals in China as part of a comprehensive response against Beijing’s cyber attacks on U.S. industry.
ISIS Hacker Group ‘Cyber Caliphate’ Under Investigation for Hacking US News Organizations
A hacking collective that goes by the name “Cyber Caliphate” and claims to be affiliated with the Islamic State (ISIS, ISIL, IS) terrorist group has hacked two news organizations in the United States–one in Maryland and one in Albuquerque–and threatens many more similar breaches of privacy in coming months.
