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Prior to the invasion, hackers knocked offline or defaced Ukrainian government websites and wiped some servers with destructive malware. Now, an ad hoc army of hackers — some marshaled online by Ukraine’s SBU security service — are claiming credit for takedowns and defacements of Russian government and media sites.

Kyiv marshals sympathetic volunteer hackers in collective global effort against Krelim, but Moscow remains the powerful cyber foe

So far, Ukraine’s internet mostly works, its president still able to rally global support via a smartphone.

Russia has a long history of damaging Ukraine’s internet infrastructure through malware. But Ukrainians are assembling volunteer hackers worldwide to launch counterattacks on their Russian foe.

Russia has some of the best hackers in the world, but in the early days of the war in Ukraine, its ability to create mayhem through malware hasn’t had much of a noticeable impact. Instead, it’s Ukraine that’s marshalled sympathetic volunteer hackers in an unprecedented collective global effort to make the Kremlin pay for making…

Defying the FBI to pay the DarkSide in its ransomware attack means this is just the beginning for the private sector, cybersecurity experts say.

Defying the FBI to pay the DarkSide in its ransomware attack means this is just the beginning for the private sector, cybersecurity experts say.

Drone Swarms: the Good, the Bad, and the Beautiful Gary Corn (Colonel, USA Ret.), former Staff Judge Advocate of U.S. Cyber Command, Director of the Tech, Law & Security Program at American University’s Washington College of Law, a Senior Fellow at R Street Institute, and CEO of Jus Novis Consulting LLC, notes that responding to drone swarm threats, even for the Department of Defense (DOD) remains a challenge. The DOD only recently published a counter sUAV strategy [2], and was successful in...

Which NDAA cyber provisions have the most impact for DoD? December 22, 2020 One of lawmakers most significant requirements for the Department of Defense is to examine the makeup of its cyber missions force. (Bill Roche/U.S. Army Cyber Command) WASHINGTON — While the new annual defense policy bill won’t be as consequential for the Department of Defense as in years past, it’s poised to shape DoD’s cyber forces, operations and lawmaker oversight. The National Defense Authorization Ac...