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In unclassified testimony Jan. 31, top U.S. intelligence official James Clapper revealed little new but sounded alarm bells against an increasingly aggressive Iran and the cyber-intelligence Read more...

Counterfeit good seizures by the federal government during the past fiscal year included a significant rise in consumer safety and critical technology products, says a Jan. 9 report from Customs and Read more...

A new strategy for military spending unveiled Jan. 5 by President Obama at a Pentagon press conference calls on the Pentagon to, among other things, work with international allies on securing Read more...

U.S. companies should be lawfully restrained from exporting to countries that restrict citizen access to the Internet hardware or software that could be potentially used for surveillance, tracking Read more...

A multi-agency funding bill signed into law Nov. 18 by President Obama will make cuts to science and research programs relative to the budget request made earlier this year, but only a few agencies Read more...

Malicious actors of unknown origin seized control of a NASA earth-observation satellite twice in 2008, says a an annual report from the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission. The report, Read more...

Attacks by Chinese phishers on Chinese targets were up significantly during the first half of 2011, says a new biannual report from the Anti-Phishing Working Group, an international consortium of Read more...

Changing technologies including cloud computing will likely provide new openings for espionage within U.S. networks, says a new report from the office of the national counterintelligence executive. Read more...

The White House says it would be misguided to change the current norms around the Internet in favor of further regulation, saying "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." In a Nov. 1 satellite web address Read more...

Researchers from Symantec say they uncovered a hacking campaign that targeted chemical and advanced material companies, including those that develop materials primarily for use in military vehicles. Read more...