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Notable US Spies Fast Facts Here is a look at some US citizens who have been convicted of spying against the United States. Aldrich Ames 1967-1968 – Enters 1970s – Specializes in Soviet/Russian intelligence services. 1986-1989 – Ames is stationed in Rome and continues to pass information to Soviet agents. He is paid approximately $1.8 million during this period. Late 1980s – The CIA and FBI learn that a number of Russian double agents have been arrested and some executed. May 1993 – The FBI begins investigating Ames, with both physical and electronic surveillance. February 21, 1994 ...

Notable US Spies Fast Facts Here is a look at some US citizens who have been convicted of spying against the United States. Aldrich Ames 1967-1968 – Enters 1970s – Specializes in Soviet/Russian intelligence services. 1986-1989 – Ames is stationed in Rome and continues to pass information to Soviet agents. He is paid approximately $1.8 million during this period. Late 1980s – The CIA and FBI learn that a number of Russian double agents have been arrested and some executed. May 1993 – The FBI begins investigating Ames, with both physical and electronic surveillance. February 21, 1994 ...

Even with cybersecurity measures in place, companies can still fall prey to hackers. Here’s how the tech industry should respond to attacks.

No issues with fuel supply yet after cyberattack on Colonial Pipeline, White House says The White House said Monday there are no issues with fuel supply as officials worked urgently to ascertain the scope and fallout of a ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline, which supplies much of the eastern United States its gasoline — an incident that laid bare vulnerabilities in the country’s aging energy infrastructure. President Joe Biden and senior White House officials said the administration was working closely with Colonial Pipeline to mitigate the effects of the ransomware attack and sub...

Biden administration scrambles to respond to cyberattack on critical pipeline AP Biden administration officials worked urgently Monday to ascertain the scope and fallout of a ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline, which supplies much of the eastern United States its gasoline — an incident that laid bare vulnerabilities in the country’s aging energy infrastructure. Senior White House officials said Monday the administration was working closely with Colonial Pipeline to mitigate the effects of the ransomware attack and subsequent shutdown of the pipeline. But the officials repeatedly a...