Digital Originals March 15 Russian cyberattacks have been well-tested on US targets, security executive says Russia has proven advanced cyberattack capabilities that can infiltrate U.S. infrastructure, cybersecurity CEO says.
VIDEO March 4 Deepfakes part of 'classic Putin playbook': Former DIA officer Former Defense Intelligence Agency officer for Russia Rebekah Koffler says Putin is trying to 'brainwash' his people and the U.S. audience.
VIDEO March 3 US businesses on alert for Russian cyberattacks Cybersecurity specialist Eric Noonan says it's 'no surprise' that cyberattacks have increased and warns America will be on the defensive forever.
VIDEO February 27 Ukraine's cyber security defense 'working well': Former DHS advisor Former DHS advisor Charles Marino says a cyberattack would likely come from Russian criminal organizations.
VIDEO February 26 Meta bans Russian state media advertisements on its social media platforms U.S.A.F. chief software officer Nicolas Chaillan on the looming possibility of a Russian cyberattack.
Airlines February 15 Flight attendants' union pushes no-fly list for unruly passengers: 'Our flights are under attack' The nation's largest flight attendants' union is calling for disruptive passengers to be added to a national no-fly list after a spate of incidents in which flight attendants were “punched, kicked, spit on, and sexually assaulted.”
Russia December 28 US, Russia set to hold 'strategic security' talks in January Officials from Washington and the Kremlin will sit down for "strategic security" talks next month as tension over Russia's military buildup on the Ukrainian border continues to mount.
Middle East December 21 Dubai sheikh ordered to fund ex-wife's $700M protection from himself The ruler of Dubai has been ordered to pay more than half a billion dollars to protect his ex-wife from himself.
China December 15 Britain receives over 88k visa applications from Hong Kong residents seeking to leave after China's crackdown The U.K. has received over 88,000 visa applications from Hong Kong citizens after rolling out a resettlement program in Jan. 2021, labeling the strong numbers as a sharp rebuke of China’s efforts to crack down on dissent.
China December 8 Biden's Export-Import Bank nominee's strong pro-China ties cast doubt on her confirmation Lawmakers are divided on how to best handle ties with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) as geopolitical tensions continue to escalate, leaving senators torn over President Biden’s pick to lead the government's official export credit agency.
