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Russia Is Hacking Coronavirus Vaccine Trials, Say US, UK, and Canada
US, UK and Canada alleged Russian hacking group APT29, also known as Cozy Bear, to be attacking academic and pharmaceutical research institutions working on COVID-19 vaccines.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel Says "Hard Evidence" Russian Hackers Targeted Her
German Chancellor Angela Merkel voiced frustration Wednesday that Russia was targeting her in hacking action, saying she had concrete proof of the "outrageous" spying attempts.
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Donald Trump Slams Facebook As Lawmakers Await Ads Amid Russia Probe
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday criticized Facebook Inc as 'anti-Trump' and questioned its role during the 2016 presidential campaign, amid probes into alleged Russian interference in the election and possible collusion by Trump's associates
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Watching Comey's Testimony, Moscow Shrugs Off Claims Of Russian Hacking
Russians are watching with morbid fascination as the American political establishment struggles to get to the bottom of how and to what extent Russia - their country - meddled in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Hackers Hit Russian Bank Customers, Planned International Cyber Raids
Russian cyber criminals used malware planted on Android mobile devices to steal from domestic bank customers and were planning to target European lenders before their arrest, investigators and sources with knowledge of the case told Reuters.
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IAAF Says Victim of Cyber-Attack, Points to Russian Hacking Group Fancy Bears
An IAAF statement said a Russian hacking group known as Fancy Bears was believed to be behind the attack in February.
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Donald Trump To Visit CIA After Feud About Russia Hacking
On the first full day as U.S. president, Donald Trump will head to CIA headquarters on Saturday, signaling an effort to mend fences after he slammed spy agencies for their investigation into Russian hacking during the presidential election.
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Trump Acknowledges Russian Involvement In Meddling In U.S. Elections
President-elect Donald Trump acknowledged for the first time Wednesday that he believes Russian operatives hacked the Democratic Party during the election, but he continued to dispute intelligence reports that Moscow acted to help him win.
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Barack Obama Says He Underestimated Impact Of Russian Hacking
President Barack Obama on Sunday admitted that he "underestimated" the impact misinformation and hacking can have on democracies, following an intelligence report on Russian meddling in the US presidential election.
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'No Computer Is Safe,' Says Donald Trump Of Cybersecurity
President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly questioned whether critical computer networks can ever be protected from intruders, alarming cybersecurity experts who say his comments could upend more than a decade of national cybersecurity policy and put both government and private data at risk.
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Donald Trump Says 'No Computer Is Safe', Wants Couriers To Replace Emails
President-elect Donald Trump says that "no computer is safe" when it comes to keeping information private, expressing new skepticism about the security of online communications his administration is likely to use for everything from day-to-day planning to international relations.
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Donald Trump To Meet US Spy Chiefs To Get Russian Hacking 'Facts'
US President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday responded to a slew of US election related sanctions against Russia with a call for the country to "move on" and a conciliatory pledge to meet US spy chiefs he has harshly criticized.
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It Doesn't Matter, Say Donald Trump Aides On Russian Hacking
Donald Trump's top aides on Sunday said the President-elect isn't ready to accept the finding by intelligence officials that Moscow hacked Democratic emails in a bid to elevate him.
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For A President-Elect That Touts 'America First,' Russian Hacking Poses A Problem
Presidents often are tested early, by unexpected crises or provocations by foreign adversaries. President-elect Donald Trump's first test has come even before he is sworn in, and so far he has responded with denial, equivocation and deflection.
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Barack Obama Says US Will Retaliate Against Russian Hacking
Barack Obama on Thursday said the United States would retaliate against Russian hacking after the White House accused Vladimir Putin of direct involvement in cyberattacks designed to influence the US election.
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Russia Is Hacking Coronavirus Vaccine Trials, Say US, UK, and Canada
US, UK and Canada alleged Russian hacking group APT29, also known as Cozy Bear, to be attacking academic and pharmaceutical research institutions working on COVID-19 vaccines.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel Says "Hard Evidence" Russian Hackers Targeted Her
German Chancellor Angela Merkel voiced frustration Wednesday that Russia was targeting her in hacking action, saying she had concrete proof of the "outrageous" spying attempts.
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Donald Trump Slams Facebook As Lawmakers Await Ads Amid Russia Probe
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday criticized Facebook Inc as 'anti-Trump' and questioned its role during the 2016 presidential campaign, amid probes into alleged Russian interference in the election and possible collusion by Trump's associates
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Watching Comey's Testimony, Moscow Shrugs Off Claims Of Russian Hacking
Russians are watching with morbid fascination as the American political establishment struggles to get to the bottom of how and to what extent Russia - their country - meddled in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
-
Hackers Hit Russian Bank Customers, Planned International Cyber Raids
Russian cyber criminals used malware planted on Android mobile devices to steal from domestic bank customers and were planning to target European lenders before their arrest, investigators and sources with knowledge of the case told Reuters.
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IAAF Says Victim of Cyber-Attack, Points to Russian Hacking Group Fancy Bears
An IAAF statement said a Russian hacking group known as Fancy Bears was believed to be behind the attack in February.
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Donald Trump To Visit CIA After Feud About Russia Hacking
On the first full day as U.S. president, Donald Trump will head to CIA headquarters on Saturday, signaling an effort to mend fences after he slammed spy agencies for their investigation into Russian hacking during the presidential election.
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Trump Acknowledges Russian Involvement In Meddling In U.S. Elections
President-elect Donald Trump acknowledged for the first time Wednesday that he believes Russian operatives hacked the Democratic Party during the election, but he continued to dispute intelligence reports that Moscow acted to help him win.
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Barack Obama Says He Underestimated Impact Of Russian Hacking
President Barack Obama on Sunday admitted that he "underestimated" the impact misinformation and hacking can have on democracies, following an intelligence report on Russian meddling in the US presidential election.
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'No Computer Is Safe,' Says Donald Trump Of Cybersecurity
President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly questioned whether critical computer networks can ever be protected from intruders, alarming cybersecurity experts who say his comments could upend more than a decade of national cybersecurity policy and put both government and private data at risk.
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Donald Trump Says 'No Computer Is Safe', Wants Couriers To Replace Emails
President-elect Donald Trump says that "no computer is safe" when it comes to keeping information private, expressing new skepticism about the security of online communications his administration is likely to use for everything from day-to-day planning to international relations.
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Donald Trump To Meet US Spy Chiefs To Get Russian Hacking 'Facts'
US President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday responded to a slew of US election related sanctions against Russia with a call for the country to "move on" and a conciliatory pledge to meet US spy chiefs he has harshly criticized.
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It Doesn't Matter, Say Donald Trump Aides On Russian Hacking
Donald Trump's top aides on Sunday said the President-elect isn't ready to accept the finding by intelligence officials that Moscow hacked Democratic emails in a bid to elevate him.
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For A President-Elect That Touts 'America First,' Russian Hacking Poses A Problem
Presidents often are tested early, by unexpected crises or provocations by foreign adversaries. President-elect Donald Trump's first test has come even before he is sworn in, and so far he has responded with denial, equivocation and deflection.
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Barack Obama Says US Will Retaliate Against Russian Hacking
Barack Obama on Thursday said the United States would retaliate against Russian hacking after the White House accused Vladimir Putin of direct involvement in cyberattacks designed to influence the US election.
