Pentagon moving $100M to hunt for cyber bugs in weapons systems
The Pentagon is reprogramming $100 million allocated for cyber research and development, to use on hunting for vulnerabilities in large weapons systems instead, according to budget documents.
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U.S. Cyber Command has shifted its definition of successcyberscoop.com
Quasi-Russian upstart reportedly targeted Ukraine in cyber-espionage campaigncyberscoop.com
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China-based hackers used front companies to hack Uighurs, Facebook sayscyberscoop.com
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