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Export control section. charlie, well start with you because you said prosecutors sent apple that subpoena on -- in january 2018. we dont yet know whether this was a deliberate and intentional targeting of mcgahn, but what else was happening at this point that could have made potentially mcgahn a target? >> right, so there is several things to flag here. one is, yes, we dont know that they knew they were going to get mcgahns data when they subpoenaed apple for account information about something...

Opposing View: I served as chief of the Counterintelligence and Export Control Section in the Justice Department’s National Security Division. I know.

Opposing View: I served as chief of the Counterintelligence and Export Control Section in the Justice Department’s National Security Division. I know.

Imperial Valley News Pressing all envelopes

The Department of Justice is looking at whether Blue Star Strategies illegally lobbied on behalf of a Ukrainian company that counted Hunter Biden as a board member.

The Justice Department is looking into allegations of illegal lobbying by an Ukrainian energy firm that Hunter Biden previously worked with, the Hill reported. Biden served on the board of  Burisma from 2014-2019, and has not been implicated in the investigation. The DoJ is looking into the possibility that Burisma

The two domains seized were theyardservice[.]com and worldhomeoutlet[.]com. The threat actors used these domains to grab data from phishing victims and send commands to malware on compromised devices. The phishing campaign used Constant Contacts service to send malicious links obscured behind the mailing services URL. The hackers targeted approximately 3,000 accounts across more than 150 organizations, including government organizations, non-government organizations (NGOs), think tanks, militar...

A Las Vegas woman has been indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiracy to export goods from the United States to Iran, in violation of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) and the Iranian Transactions and Sanctions Regulations.

Some saw Colonial Pipeline as a typical ransomware attack, albeit on a vulnerable target. Others saw this as reflective of weaknesses in the security posture of the nation’s critical infrastructure. And others felt the incident showcased inadequacies in the existing framework for public-private partnership. Here we offer a rundown of some notable characteristics and outcomes.

Three law enforcement officials reflect on what was, to them, the biggest cybercrime stories or developments over the past year.