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15 critical infrastructure articles

Sep10

by Lisa Vaas

‘Only paper ballots by 2020!’ call experts after election tampering

The National Academy of Sciences says the US election system uses insecure technology and is fighting off attempts to destabilize it.

Mar08

by Lisa Vaas

Smart traffic lights cause jams when fed spoofed data

Nov29

by Taylor Armerding

US indicts three Chinese nationals for alleged cyberattacks

Nov03

by Taylor Armerding

Senators act to SAVE voting machines

Oct24

by Taylor Armerding

US-CERT: hackers are targeting our critical infrastructure

Oct18

by Taylor Armerding

Internet of Ships falling down on security basics

Oct17

by Taylor Armerding

The fix is in for hackable voting machines: use paper

Sep25

by Bill Brenner

News in brief: New IoT grief; Old patch lessons; Older voting tech

Sep01

by Taylor Armerding

Open source or proprietary: how should we secure voting systems?

Aug30

by Taylor Armerding

Trump’s cybersecurity advisers quit, warning of ‘insufficient attention’

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Sep18

by Danny Bradbury

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Aug31

by Danny Bradbury

Proposed US law would require President to act against overseas hackers

Aug07

by Taylor Armerding

Congress looks to take the wheel on autonomous vehicles

Feb01

by Bill Brenner

Draft of Trump’s cybersecurity plan emerges. Here’s what experts think

Jul29

by Lisa Vaas

White House mulls waving cash at businesses to get them to beef up cybersecurity

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15 critical infrastructure articles

‘Only paper ballots by 2020!’ call experts after election tampering

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Smart traffic lights cause jams when fed spoofed data

US indicts three Chinese nationals for alleged cyberattacks

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US-CERT: hackers are targeting our critical infrastructure

Internet of Ships falling down on security basics

The fix is in for hackable voting machines: use paper

News in brief: New IoT grief; Old patch lessons; Older voting tech

Open source or proprietary: how should we secure voting systems?

Trump’s cybersecurity advisers quit, warning of ‘insufficient attention’

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