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Posts about cyberattacks written by Tim Cushing, Dark Helmet, Mike Masnick, and Glyn Moody

Stiff criticism from Republicans, industry interests and Senate Energy Chair Joe Manchin could put Glick in a tight spot with his term set to end this summer.

Federal agencies will be able to get back to using the SCC in writing rules and assessing projects following a federal appeals court decision.

Also: Lawmakers in both parties are increasingly frustrated with congressional leadership for delaying passage of $52 billion in subsidies for the chip industry.

Also: The SolarWinds CEO talks about preparing for any new Russian espionage campaigns.

The White House’s statement late Thursday came just a day after senior leaders of the Justice Department and the FBI sharply criticized the bill for not requiring hack reports to go jointly to CISA and the bureau.

Also: Politically-motivated hacking groups and ransomware gangs are entering the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Also: MC sits down with Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) to discuss government surveillance and encryption issues.

If Russia launches cyberattacks on the U.S. or on NATO allies, it risks being hacked back. This warning comes from Deputy Attorney General Lisa O. Monaco.

In the latest twist in the saga of the Biden administration's federal oil and gas leases, a U.S. district judge vacated Thursday the results of DOI's November lease sale for large swaths off the Gulf Coast.