Collaborate Disseminate
Even the tech nerds of the Clinton campaign fell for the phishing email sent by Russian hackers. Continue reading Hillary’s IT Guy Was Confident Phishing Email Wasn’t a Phishing Email
The barrage of information leaks, state-sponsored espionage and hacktivism related to the U.S. presidential election has had a mixed bag of effects on the race and voter confidence. Continue reading Election Leaks Failed to Move Needle on Polls
Bit.ly-based phishing links targeted former Sec. of State, Clinton campaign chair. Continue reading Russia-linked phishing campaign behind the DNC breach also hit Podesta, Powell
What obligations does a journalist have when he knows he’s being used by a “state actor”? Continue reading Agents of influence: How reporters have been “weaponized” by leaks
It’s easy to make fun of people for clicking on phishing emails, but some of them are harder to spot than others. Continue reading Would You Click on These Fake Gmail Alerts?
Early Monday, Whistleblowing site WikiLeaks tweeted that the internet connection of its co-founder, Julian Assange, was intentionally cut down, for which it blamed an unidentified “state party.”
But most surprisingly, it was Ecuador who was behind the… Continue reading WikiLeaks Confirms Ecuador Cut Julian Assange’s Internet Access After Clinton Leak
DHS, Intelligence officials formally accuse Russian government of DNC hack, others. Continue reading US government: Russia behind hacking campaign to disrupt US elections
The hacker who claims to be behind the DNC hack claimed another victim, but something doesn’t add up. Continue reading ‘Guccifer 2.0’ Is Bullshitting Us About His Alleged Clinton Foundation Hack
A Motherboard report card. Continue reading Trump vs. Clinton: Who’s Better on Cybersecurity?
Ian Mellul used Gmail (exposed in Adobe breach) to plan travel for First Lady, Biden. Continue reading “Hacked” e-mail account of White House worker exposed in 2013 password breach