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Cyber campaign comes as Washington tries to boost self-sufficiency in critical minerals
A deal for hacking technology could raise ‘serious security concerns’, White House official says
Swiss bank among creditors that pressed Israeli maker of Pegasus hacking tool to solve ‘liquidity crisis’
Conflicts, such as the war in Ukraine, are increasing the hacking threat, with energy and transport systems coming under attack. But companies can protect themselves by improving cyber hygiene — and adopting disruption, as well as prevention, tactics
The inside story of the Pegasus spyware maker’s perilous financial situation and its way ahead following US blacklisting
Best defence can be identifying vulnerabilities and blocking digital assault pathways
Cyber attacks can be aimed at critical national infrastructure and customer data
Berlin throws its weight behind unblocking stalled enlargement process
And what that tells us about the merits of networked societies as opposed to autocracy
Hackers planning cyber attacks and agents seeking to influence politicians to face charges under updated laws
Online conflict has not materialised but threat from Moscow remains real, warns GCHQ head Jeremy Fleming
US consultancy overseeing Israeli spyware company tells EU lawmakers it is being stonewalled by management
Cyber attacks lead to ‘avalanche’ of secret data from state-backed groups and private companies
Naive democratic governments allow hostile regimes to exploit open technological platforms to peddle corrosive lies
Tech-savvy citizens are trying to circumvent restrictions but the penalty for being caught is severe
One long-running rivalry shows how Kyiv has withstood major cyber attacks
Zelensky has won information war in western countries but views elsewhere are divided
Fears that dormant malicious threat has already been embedded drives defensive push
In the second of our monthly ‘Tech Exchange’ interviews, the founder of cyber security firm Mandiant warns of indiscriminate hacking of western companies and governments as the Ukraine crisis escalates
Allies seek deeper military integration as Beijing develops hypersonic and satellite technologies
Intelligence agencies have been slow to respond to the growing scope of covert Kremlin operations overseas
Kyiv was well prepared to counter early digital skirmishes but officials fear a bigger Russian offensive
Once-taboo concepts such as industrial strategy are back in vogue as western companies fear a Russian attack
Ukraine is using online tools to counter the threat from Russia in a digital war
Kyiv’s mobilisation of an IT army to help with cyber defence has risks
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