cyber warfare

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Is a more proactive strategy the answer to increasing attacks from Russia and China?

The joint partnership between the two nation's military research units present ways to share software during battle

We explain what cyber warfare is and why you need to pay attention to the threats posed

We take a look at the malware that first came to prominence in 2016 and targets Windows-based machines

Highly-targeted energy companies often struggle to attract the right cyber security skills and rely on dated systems

The hub will bring “thousands" of highly skilled jobs and expertise to the North West of England

Biden says the meeting will focus on the use of illicit cryptocurrency and securing supply chains

IT professionals also feel they could be collateral damage in a cyber war

The comments come as the US continues to battle a wave of serious cyber attacks

This comes after the New Zealand government joined international condemnation of China’s alleged exploitation of the Microsoft Exchange Platform

Dominic Raab calls on the Chinese government to put an end to this "systematic cyber sabotage"

The move comes after the US blamed Russia for the SolarWinds attack in April

More than 10,000 people have been targeted by foreign spies in the last five years, according to the agency

APT28 is accused of targeting hundreds of government and private sector targets worldwide

Nobelium engaged in password spray and brute-force attacks after implanting malware on a device belonging to a Microsoft employee

The two countries will collaborate on creating new jobs as well as increasing the cyber security of UK and US citizens

Microsoft warns that “nation-state cyber attacks aren’t slowing”

Sergei Naryshkin said the tactics of the attack were similar to those used by US and British intelligence agencies.

16-page report details cyber security and privacy risks of signing agreements with foreign state-backed companies

GCHQ director Jeremy Fleming claims that future technologies are likely to be shaped by nations like China

Are plans to reduce troop numbers to 72,000 in order to invest in newer forms of warfare future-proofing, or a mistake?

Chinese-backed groups have been spying on US and European organisations including those in the defence industry