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Federal Agencies Struggling With Supply Chain Security

More than five months after the SolarWinds supply chain attack came to light, federal agencies continue to struggle with supply chain security, according to a top

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Нарышкин перечислил темы о войне, дискутировать по которым кощунственно

Нарышкин перечислил темы о войне, дискутировать по которым кощунственно
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Federal Agencies Struggling With Supply Chain Security

Federal Agencies Struggling With Supply Chain Security
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A hacking competition may have given China new ways to spy on the Uyghurs

With state-backed hacks on the rise, the suggestion that the Tianfu Cup is feeding the country new ways to perform surveillance is concerning.

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Microsoft says it was hit by Chinese hackers, but Biden administration won t point finger

Print this article Microsoft and cybersecurity experts believe the massive hack against the Microsoft Exchange Server this year was conducted by a Chinese hacker group, but the Biden administration has yet to point the finger. President Joe Biden signed a cybersecurity executive order earlier this month, naming three recent prominent cyberattacks SolarWinds, Colonial Pipeline, and Microsoft with a White House fact sheet saying those “recent cybersecurity incidents … are a sobering reminder that U.S. public and private sector entities increasingly face sophisticated malicious cyber activity from both nation-state actors and cyber criminals.” The United States has said Russian intelligence is behind the SolarWinds hack and that a Russian hacker gang is behind the Colonial Pipeline attack, but it has not publicly attributed the Microsoft hack to anyone.

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