FBI investigating NRCC cyberattack

The FBI is investigating a cyberattack on the National Republican Congressional Committee. Technology editor for Defense One, Patrick Tucker, joined CBSN with what we know about the hack.

• Dec 5, 2018
• 06:43

Why cybersecurity experts think we should trust midterm results

All elections are vulnerable to cyberattack, but according to the Department of Homeland Security and election officials, your vote is secure

• Nov 6, 2018

Chinese intel officers charged with stealing U.S. aviation technology

It's the third time since September that Chinese officers are accused of stealing information from American corporations

• Oct 31, 2018

Dutch say Russian cyberattack on global chemical weapons agency thwarted

Netherlands defense chief says operation against OPCW by 4 agents of Russia's GRU military intelligence agency was disrupted in April

• Oct 4, 2018

U.S. infrastructure vulnerable to cyberattacks designed to suppress voter turnout

The vulnerability is "the light you turn on. It's the water you drink. It's the toilets you flush"

• Oct 3, 2018

U.S. to offer cyberwar tools to NATO allies to counter Russia

Defense chief Jim Mattis expected to announce that, if asked, U.S. will use cyber weapons on NATO's behalf

• Oct 3, 2018

How to tell if your Facebook was hacked

Facebook says it is dealing with the largest security breach in the company's history. The cyberattack, which happened Tuesday, exposed the personal information of nearly 50 million users. It's just the latest hack on the social media giant. Wired magazine editor-in-chief Nicholas Thompson joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss why we still don't know what information hackers stole and how to tell if you are one of the users whose information was exposed.

• Sep 29, 2018
• 03:24

$60M in virtual currency stolen in hack

Virtual currency exchange operator in Japan says bitcoin, monacoin, and bitcoin cash stolen after server illegally accessed for transfer

• Sep 20, 2018

North Korean hacker charged in Sony attack

The Department of Justice announced charges Thursday against a North Korean government-sponsored hacker for the 2014 Sony Pictures hack. The U.S. alleges Park Jin Hyok was a member of a hacking group known as the Lazarus Group, which was also involved in the damaging "WannaCry" ransomware attack. CBS News' Paula Reid joins CBSN's "Red & Blue" with the details.

• Sep 6, 2018
• 03:52

What can we learn from the "most devastating" cyberattack in history?

Wired investigates cyberweapon NotPetya, which paralyzed major companies and caused $10 billion in damage

• Aug 22, 2018

"No doubt" Russians are behind latest Facebook meddling, Morell says

The social media giant said the company removed 32 pages and suspicious accounts that stoked emotions over divisive issues

• Aug 1, 2018

U.S. intel cites China, Russia, Iran as "aggressive" perpetrators of cyber espionage

Their report notes that emerging technologies could expose some companies to previously unknown threats

• Jul 26, 2018

Should the U.S. be more open about cyber operations?

The New York Times' David Sanger is out with a new book, "The Perfect Weapon: War, Sabotage, and Fear in the Cyber Age"

• Jun 15, 2018

Data breach disrupts concert ticketing service Ticketfly

Parent company Eventbrite said that the stolen information included customers' names, addresses, emails and phone numbers

• Jun 3, 2018

Two big banks report cyber attacks on customers

CIBC's Simplii Financial and Bank of Montreal both report "fraudsters" claimed to have accessed customer information

• May 28, 2018

School district pays bitcoin ransom after cyberattack

A Massachusetts school district is still waiting for its computer system to be “unlocked” after it paid a $10,000 Bitcoin ransom to hackers following a cyberattack on its system. Police said there is no criminal investigation ongoing because the attack could have come from outside the U.S. CBS Boston's David Robichaud reports.

• Apr 28, 2018
• 01:43

School district pays $10,000 bitcoin ransom after cyberattack

There is no criminal investigation into the matter because solving this crime is "impossible," said Interim Leominster Police Chief Michael Goldman

• Apr 28, 2018

Russian hackers may be targeting routers

U.S. and U.K. officials are warning that Russian hackers are targeting common electronic devices found in millions of homes and businesses across the country. Mola Lenghi reports from Washington.

• Apr 17, 2018
• 01:43

Russian cyber campaign may affect millions of devices

Russian cyberplayers carrying out aggressive campaign on home, business, government devices

• Apr 16, 2018

White House targets Putin's inner circle

The White House is ordering new sanctions on Russians over Kremlin cyberattacks against the U.S. and attempts to meddle in the U.S. election. The Treasury Department is targeting seven oligarchs with ties to Vladimir Putin, 17 government officials, and a dozen Russian companies. CBS News justice reporter Paula Reid has more.

• Apr 7, 2018
• 02:09

Atlanta recovering from ransomware attack

A ransomware attack on the city of Atlanta took down the municipality's online network for five days, leaving residents unable to pay bills, report potholes, use Wi-Fi at the airport, and more. New York Times reporter Alan Blinder is based in Atlanta and speaks with CBSN about why we're likely to see more hacks like this in the future.

• Mar 29, 2018
• 05:12

Ransomware virus hits Boeing

Officials tell CBS News that a "patch" was applied and that only a limited number of older systems were impacted Wednesday

• Mar 28, 2018

Atlanta was warned about vulnerabilities before cyberattack

Atlanta was warned months before a recent cyberattack that its IT systems could easily come under attack if they weren't fixed immediately, an audit obtained by WGCL-TV shows

• Mar 28, 2018

Atlanta hit with crippling ransomware attack

City officials say there are "outages on various customer-facing applications" in Atlanta

• Mar 22, 2018

U.S., U.K. blame Russian military for "destructive" cyberattack

U.K. accused Moscow of "weaponizing information" in a new kind of warfare, and the White House called it "the most destructive and costly" in history

• Feb 15, 2018

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