Slate Magazine |
Will Obama's Russia Retaliation Work—or Is It Too Little, Too Late?
Slate Magazine If that's the case, the main goals of a U.S. response should be the following: to punish the culprits below Putin's level; to put a dent in Russian intelligence activities that Putin values; to show state-sponsored hackers—whether Russian, Chinese, or … |
The purported copy of the First Lady’s passport plus emails from a staffer’s account have been posted online.
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Washington Post |
China charges American with espionage ahead of Obama's Asia trip
Washington Post BEIJING — An American consultant who has been detained in China for more than a year has been formally charged with spying — news that could further complicate U.S.-China ties ahead of President Obama's trip to Asia. Sandy Phan-Gillis, 56, of Houston … Texas Businesswoman Charged With Espionage In China China charges detained Houston woman with espionage China Charges American Woman Sandy Phan-Gillis With Espionage |
In response to mounting cyber attacks on federal networks, President Barack Obama is seeking $ 19 billion for cybersecurity, more than a 35% increase over last year’s spending, and calling for a federal CISO to oversee all the upgrade of outdated and insecure cyber infrastructure.
The number of information security incidents grew more than 11-fold between 2006 and 2014 to 67,168, and attacks from other countries have been on the rise.
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