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A cramped approach to protecting Americans’ privacy would be a mistake, both as a legal matter and a practical one.

Each has been using the other's civilians as pawns in an espionage blame game—and the FBI has consistently managed to make things worse.

The following is an edited transcript of a live recording of FPRI’s Chain Reaction podcast from the Changing Tides in the Black Sea conference, June 29, 2023.

Russia has apparently been caught once again using its embassies to spy

Russian Ambassador to Chisinau Oleg Vasnetsov was summoned to the Moldovan Foreign Ministry after the publication of an investigation into the surveillance by Russian special services ofthe country's authorities using antennas on the embassy building, local outlet NewsMaker reported on July 25.

The North Korean APT is setting up legitimate accounts on GitHub and social media platforms to pose as developers or recruiters — ultimately to fool targets into loading npm repositories with malicious code.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy chaired a Supreme Commander-in-Chief Staff meeting with Ukraine’s top military leadership on July 21 to address the protection of the country’s ports, the situation at the front, and the northern border.

Recent cyberattacks in the US might have been detected sooner if infected computers had logging software, a feature in premium Microsoft licenses. Former National Cyber Director Chris Inglis says this type of security should already be built in.

U.S. Cybersecurity Expert Presses Software Regulation Amid High-Profile Hacks

Prigozhin won notoriety last month by marching his paramilitary forces toward Moscow, but Russian President Vladimir Putin also faces an unexpected threat from another warlord.