Washington Post |
Bring cyberwarfare further out of the shadows
Washington Post THOUSANDS OF U.S. businesses and other institutions have been besieged by cyberattacks in recent years. But the penetration of the Democratic National Committee stands out. The theft of internal emails, attributed by some to Russia, and the use of … |
Blackberry has moved further into the mobile device management space by purchasing Good Technology for US$ 425 million [m].
Good Technology sells enterprise mobile security products and was Blackberry’s competitor. In a January blog post, Blackberry called out Good for claiming it was the first company to add a special billing feature to its products.
A separate blog post on Friday discussing the merger made note of this history, saying the companies have taken “aggressive positions” through the years.
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Wall Street Journal |
Economic Espionage Charges Could Further Dent China-US Ties
Wall Street Journal BEIJING—U.S. allegations that six Chinese citizens stole trade secrets threatens to deal a fresh knock to relations between the world's two largest economies, as the charges point to growing American scrutiny of suspected economic espionage from China. US charges six Chinese citizens with espionage Chinese professors among 6 charged with economic espionage Chinese Professors Among Six Defendants Charged with Economic Espionage … |
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Could Russia Use Cyberwarfare to Further Destabilize Ukraine?
Mashable When Russia invaded neighboring Georgia in 2008, cyberwarfare was a main piece of its strategy. And there, it was true warfare. State-sponsored Russian hackers hit Georgian government websites with distributed denial of service attacks (DDoS) that … |