Cyber Security – Page 9 – THE OVAL CIRCLE

China Calls Canadian Intel Report Alleging Cyber Threat From Beijing, Moscow ‘Absurd’

Posted on November 20, 2020November 20, 2020By Editor

China has condemned a report by Canadian intelligence naming Beijing and Moscow as cybersecurity threats and claiming that state-sponsored actors are invested in developing cyber tools to disrupt the nation’s electricity grid, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Zhao Lijian said on Thursday. … Read More >China Calls Canadian Intel Report Alleging Cyber Threat From Beijing, Moscow ‘Absurd’

Shows

US military is harvesting your metadata & scavenging for truth in DC

Posted on November 18, 2020November 18, 2020By Editor

The US Military Industrial Complex is buying up location data from some of the world’s most popular apps. America’s Pastime has finally broken the glass ceiling with the hiring of Marlin’s General Manager Kim Ng. Georgetown professor and author Chris Chambers discusses his new Trump-era, Washington, DC-based noir thriller ‘Scavanger’. … Read More >US military is harvesting your metadata & scavenging for truth in DC

USA

Video: US Cyber-Security Expert Exposes Flaws in Pennsylvania e-Voting Systems

Posted on November 16, 2020November 16, 2020By Editor

Systems analyst and penetration tester Ron Watkins said voting machines were just Windows 10 PCs which users could easily access and change voting data, which was transferred to county officials on simple USB flash drives. … Read More >Video: US Cyber-Security Expert Exposes Flaws in Pennsylvania e-Voting Systems

USA

‘No Evidence’ of Significant Foreign Interference in 2020 US Election – DHS Agency

Posted on November 5, 2020November 5, 2020By Editor

US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Director Chris Krebs said Wednesday that his agency has seen almost no signs of interference in the 2020 US presidential election, despite persistent Russiagate rumors. … Read More >‘No Evidence’ of Significant Foreign Interference in 2020 US Election – DHS Agency

USA

US charges six Russian ‘intelligence agents’ with hacking Ukraine, Georgia, France and 2018 Olympics

Posted on October 20, 2020October 20, 2020By Editor

The US Justice Department has announced charges against six alleged officers of Russian military intelligence, accusing them of cyber attacks against Georgia, France, the UK, the OPCW, Ukraine and the 2018 Winter Olympics. … Read More >US charges six Russian ‘intelligence agents’ with hacking Ukraine, Georgia, France and 2018 Olympics

Russia

Phishing for secrets: Russian cyber experts believe defense industry is being attacked by North Korea

Posted on October 20, 2020October 20, 2020By Editor

A hacker group from North Korea has been attacking Russian military and industrial organizations by sending fraudulent emails, according to cybersecurity experts, who believe that Pyongyang is beginning to cast its net wider. … Read More >Phishing for secrets: Russian cyber experts believe defense industry is being attacked by North Korea

Middle East

Iran says it has repelled large-scale cyberattacks on its government institutions

Posted on October 17, 2020October 17, 2020By Editor

Two Iranian government institutions became the targets of massive cyberattacks earlier this week, but the relevant Iranian agencies reacted quickly and repelled them, an official in Tehran has disclosed. … Read More >Iran says it has repelled large-scale cyberattacks on its government institutions

UK govt report claims Huawei security failings pose long-term risk, but company says defects not linked to ‘China interference’

Posted on October 3, 2020October 3, 2020By Editor

UK security officials were not convinced by China’s Huawei Technologies that the security risks of using its products in Britain can be adequately managed in the long term, a government report said. … Read More >UK govt report claims Huawei security failings pose long-term risk, but company says defects not linked to ‘China interference’

USA

Twitter Enhancing Security of US High-Profile Politicians’ Accounts Ahead of Elections

Posted on September 18, 2020September 18, 2020By Editor

Twitter announced in a press release that it is boosting security for accounts belonging to high-profile US politicians ahead of the upcoming November elections. … Read More >Twitter Enhancing Security of US High-Profile Politicians’ Accounts Ahead of Elections

World

No mass snooping, coercion or backdoors: China pokes US in the eye with global digital rules proposal

Posted on September 9, 2020September 9, 2020By Editor

Beijing wants the world community to adopt a set of rules for developing the digital economy, which would endorse national sovereignty over data and oppose mass electronic surveillance in foreign cyberspace. … Read More >No mass snooping, coercion or backdoors: China pokes US in the eye with global digital rules proposal

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