Cyber Policy in the News – Page 139 – Journal of Cyber Policy

Opinion | As the Internet Splinters, the World Suffers Opinion | As the Internet Splinters, the World Suffers A breakup

Pentagon data breach compromises up to 30,000 workers Pentagon data breach compromises up to 30,000 workers The intruders got access

Delaying Further Symantec TLS Certificate Distrust Delaying Further Symantec TLS Certificate Distrust Due to a long list of documented issues,

U.S. says China spy charged with trying to steal aviation secrets U.S. says China spy charged with trying to steal

Nearly all new U.S. weapons systems have âcriticalâ cybersecurity problems, auditors say The Washington Post reported today that the Department

Senators demand answers over Chinese 'spy chip' fears Senators demand answers over Chinese 'spy chip' fears They've sent a letter

Government watchdog says US weapons systems are vulnerable to hacks, but the Pentagon is slow to act Government watchdog says

Weak passwords banned in California from 2020 Starting in 2020, default passwords such as "admin" and "password" will be illegal

DDoS Attacks Targeted Final Fantasy XIV and Ubisoft on the Same Day It appears that yesterday's DDoS attacks targeting Square

Google Exposed User Data, Feared Repercussions of Disclosing to Public Google exposed the private data of hundreds of thousands of