Cyber warfare

State-backed hackers seek intel on nuclear weapons and military capabilities, researchers say.

World’s leading microchips hub is ramping up drone-making to help allied countries and counter Beijing.

Here’s what you need to know after an alleged Russian hybrid attack prompted Romania’s Constitutional Court to cancel the presidential election.

The files, released by the outgoing liberal president, don’t specify the Kremlin tried to swing the election in Călin Georgescu’s favor but strongly suggest it.

Attacks “also come from China from time to time,” Olaf Scholz told lawmakers in parliament.

Officials from the FBI and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency say the major Chinese hack began in late spring, and they are strongly urging Americans to use encrypted communications.

Lengthy statement laments “Russophobic” views of U.K. cabinet ministers as war of words continues.

Western countries have shied away from reacting to Kremlin acts of sabotage and terror.

A top German official said the incident looked deliberate, as Europe sees Moscow’s hand at play.

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U.K. says allies will join it in slapping sanctions on the Doppelganger network.

Russia is preparing for a “direct military confrontation” with NATO, Germany’s foreign intelligence chief said.

Helsing is riding the wave as Europe seeks defense tech leadership.

Authorities found “beyond doubt” that pagers were not made or exported in Bulgaria, government says.

“How could you do that, Elon?” asks Ramzan Kadyrov, saying the tech billionaire remotely bricked his new favorite toy.

Hackers wanted to gain access to information for blackmail, according to Warsaw.

Although Durov publicly distances himself from Moscow, his platform has become vital for Russian army coordination in Ukraine.

Daniel Freund said it seems “most likely” that Hungary was behind thwarted surveillance attempt.

The EU executive tells member countries national security isn’t a blank check to justify spyware use.

With the world watching his every word, Biden needed to avoid any gaffes at the NATO summit. He wasn’t able to.

Russia adjusted its intelligence strategy following the expulsion of its diplomats in 2023, Nancy Faeser said.

On Friday, Germany and the Czech Republic said they had been targeted by the Russian-controlled Fancy Bear hacking group.