Microsoft is taking down suspected Russian hackers using American trademark law, with a year-long legal battle tentatively drawing to a close this week. Microsoft filed suit against the hackers last.. The Next Web
Microsoft has proven itself to be an unlikely vigilante in the ongoing international cyberespionage story. The company started out suing the hacking group Fancy Bear for using domain names that.. TUAW Also reported by •engadget
Russia-themed thrillers are flooding Hollywood, but Russian president Vladimir Putin will not be making an appearance. Putin has already been removed from two upcoming studio features. Fox's "Red.. Source: Wochit Headline News -
The Senate and House intelligence Committees and Justice Department are now reportedly looking at the cyber operations of Trump’s presidential campaign. The man in charge of those operations was.. Source: Veuer -
Russian hackers are suspected in a number of recent cyberattacks, including one targeting a nuclear power plant in the U.S. President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged to work together.. Source: CBS News -
Jul.07 -- Michael O'Hanlon, Brookings Institution senior fellow, and Bloomberg's Nafeesa Syeed discuss hackers breaching at least a dozen U.S. power plants. They speak with Bloomberg's David Gura on.. Source: Bloomberg Technology -
Russian hackers have become a major concern for the United States, and Microsoft itself is also trying to develop more advanced protection systems for its customers, especially after the most recent.. Softpedia
WATCH ABOVE: The "Petya" cyber-attack originated in the Ukraine at the end of June but rapidly spread to computer systems across the world. Builders in Tavistock were left scratching their heads when.. Plymouth Herald
US officials issued an urgent warning to power plant companies around the country in response to evidence that hackers have been attacking power plant computer network systems. MailOnline
The passwords of two senior EDF Energy nuclear plant managers were traded publicly online by Russian hackers. It is thought they were being used on networking site LinkedIn. MailOnline
Around 1,000 MPs and parliamentary staff and 7,000 police employees are believed to been hacked, including education secretary Justine Greening (pictured). MailOnline
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Russian hackers targeted 21 U.S. states' election systems in last year's presidential race, a U.S. Department of Homeland Security official told Congress on Wednesday. Reuters
Hackers believed to be allied with the Russian government have devised a cyberweapon that has the potential to be highly disruptive against the world's electrical systems, researchers have reported... OilPrice.com
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