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Crisis in Ukraine as a deadline and high-level talks approach.
Neither Russia nor NATO show signs of moving from their respective positions over Ukraine, and tensions in cyberspace remain high.
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Jan 19, 2022
Preparing for multidomain operations in the gray zone.
Last week's cyberattacks against Ukrainian targets deployed, as Microsoft said Saturday, a destructive wiper that represented itself as ransomware. Many observers view the incident as Russian battlespace preparation.
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Jan 18, 2022
Following the unfolding hybrid conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Keep up with developments in the ongoing crisis involving Russia, Ukraine, and NATO.
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Jan 18, 2022
Cyberspace in multi-domain operations: the case of Ukraine.
Ukraine has now attributed last week's cyberattacks to Russian operators, and Kyiv has found some support for its conclusion among other governments. Microsoft on Saturday released a report on the malware used in the attacks: it was a wiper that represented itself as ransomware. NATO considers its options for defense, deterrence, and response.
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Jan 14, 2022
Russo-Ukrainian tension and the future of open source software security.
Cyberattacks of unclear (but probably Russian) origin hit Ukrainian websites. The FSB "liquidates" REvil. And the US moves toward an approach to open-source software security.
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Jan 13, 2022
Open-source software and threats to critical infrastructure.
Open-source software is vital to the tech industry. The bad actors haven't overlooked that.
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