Cyber Warfare

The founder of a Russian hacker group said he aims to make countries that support Ukraine "answer for each of our soldiers."

"I think we can fully expect that there'll be cyberattacks on the United States and our allies in weeks and months ahead," Rep. Jason Crow told Newsweek.

The former world chess champion, who is now Avast's security ambassador, outlined how America should deal with cyber threats.

In this excerpt from their book, Kissinger, Schmidt, and Huttenlocher consider the transformations AI will impose on the planning, preparation and conduct of war. They conclude that humans remain essential to the equation.

Jamil N. Jaffer of George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School debates Bonnie Kristian of Defense Priorities.

A offensive-oriented cyber warfare strategy is reckless.

We are already engaged in a very real cyber war. We must recognize and confront reality.

The thin line between "media" and "information operations" is rapidly disintegrating.

President Donald Trump has said he wants to achieve "world peace," but his rejection of the Obama-era nuclear deal may only lead to more conflict with Iran.

The head of Ukraine's cyber police said the preparation that's been detected could only have been done by Russian hackers.

Moscow has revamped virtually every aspect of its forces over the last decade and U.S. allies must modernize, Joe Dunford said.

With the establishment of a new Cyber Operations Center, NATO has launched a new, historic campaign of electronic warfare.

A 15-month ongoing investigation has found that the Kremlin is the prime suspect in the breach plaguing the NSA.

Russia has confirmed that it possesses "information troops" of considerable capability.

Russian authorities are asking Western tech companies to allow them to review source code for security products before they're sold in the country.

North Korea's Unit 180 is the source of major attacks against targets in the U.S. and Europe, worrying security experts.

Vulnerabilities in the energy supply would be the first hole to be exploited.

"Zero Days" recounts the first time a country used a cyberweapon for offensive purposes, and the harrowing rise of a new form of warfare.

Defense Secretary Ash Carter says attacks designed to prevent Islamic State from commanding its forces.

The newest battleground isn't on land or by sea—it's over bandwidth. And everyone is susceptible to attacks.

A cyberwarfare expert says wars will soon be fought on computers, not with bullets and bombs.

An interactive map by Norse, a threat intelligence firm, visualizes the global cyberwar in real time.

For all the technological advances in warfare, from drones to nukes, nothing has superseded the infantryman.

The U.S. should urgently help Ukraine build its own defensible and independent communications system.

Experts warn that a cyber attack on the national grid or water infrastructure could have "catastrophic" effects.

Cyber attack on country planned by activists for eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day.

From attacks on Sony to the Sands, hacking is just sophisticated vandalism.

The former NSA contractor thinks the U.S. has been too focused on offensive capabilities.

The Chinese government have promised to cooperate fully in the investigation

State-sponsored hackers are reportedly working in the secretive 'Bureau 121'