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Trump concerned about $10bn Pentagon cloud computing contract
Trump could stop JEDI cloud contract over competition concerns as bidding comes down Microsoft versus Amazon
VPN apps a security risk, warns US Department of Homeland Security director Christopher Krebs
Nation state actors 'have demonstrated intent and capability to leverage VPN services… for malicious purposes'
Security flaws leave life-saving cardiac defibrillators open to attack
Security flaw enables attackers to take full control of life-saving devices
Six US government agencies targeted in DNS hijacking attacks
US Department of Homeland Security emergency order issued in response to claims of Iranian DNS hijacking attacks
US Homeland Security uncover electronic surveillance devices in use in Washington DC
IMSI catchers in the US capital appear to be ordinary cell towers, but are intercepting phone calls
Cyber actors using 'password spraying' against organisations' email systems
Iranian crooks used password spraying to bring down targets
Kaspersky sues US government over banning order
Kaspersky claims its constitutional rights have been violated by federal government ban
Now GCHQ voices concerns over Kaspersky's alleged ties to Russian intelligence - and what its software might be doing on your machine
GCHQ concerned over Barclays' Kaspersky home banking giveaway
US on target to expunge Kaspersky products from government systems and networks, says report
Most US federal agencies now comply with order to remove Kaspersky from government systems
Wikileaks Vault 7: CIA backdoored software updates to spy on allies
Another embarrassment for US intelligence dished up by Wikileaks
Samba flaw could spread WannaCry-like worm, warns DHS
More than 100,000 machines could be at risk
Cyber attacks against industrial control systems on the rise, warns US official
'I am very dismayed at the accessibility of some of these networks,' says Department of Homeland Security's Marty Edwards
Spooks at risk as US government admits theft of 5.6 million fingerprints
Loss of fingerprint data at Office of Personnel Management could compromise security agents working in the field
Former head of US Homeland Security warns building backdoors into encryption would be 'a mistake'
Michael Chertoff argues preventing criminals communicating is 'a pipe dream' and backdoors would just make ordinary users less secure
