UPDATED ARTICLES

This page contains a list of the most up-to-date articles about pressing issues with technology and cyberwarfare. For a more opinionated look at several key subjects, please explore the BLOG page.

If you'd like to learn more about recent hacks, explore these articles below:

• 8.30.2019: Google finds evidence of attempted mass iPhone hack

• 8.30.2019: A Porn Company Bought, Promptly Incinerated a Website That Doxxed Performers

• 8.22.2019: Ransomware Attacks Are Testing Resolve of Cities Across America

• 8.13.2019: Google Warning: Tens Of Millions Of Android Phones Come Preloaded With Dangerous Malware

• 1.29.2019: Apple Was Slow to Act on FaceTime Bug That Allows Spying on iPhones

• 1.17.2019: Hacked Instagram Influencers Rely on White-Hat Hackers to Get Their Accounts Back

• 1.20.2019: Washington fears new threat from 'deepfake' videos

• 12.29.2018: Cyber Attack Hits U.S. Newspaper Distribution

• 12.26.2018: Our Cellphones Aren't Safe

• 12.18.2018: Hacked European Cables Reveal a World of Anxiety about Trump, Russia and Iran

• 10.5.2017: Iranian Hackers Targeted Deloitte Via A Seriously Convincing Facebook Fake

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If you'd like to learn more about the high costs of hacking, explore these articles below:

• 7.21.2019: An Entire Nation Just Got Hacked

• 7.18.2019: I found your data. It's for sale.

• 7.17.2019: Google and Facebook Are Quietly Tracking You on Sex Websites

• 2.4.2019: The $5.2 Trillion Price Tag of Cybercrime

• 2.4.2019: Global cyber attack could cost businesses almost $200bn, finds study

If you'd like to learn more about the investigation into Russia's influence in the 2016 United States Presidential Election, explore the links below:

• 9.4.2019: Unlike U.S., Canada plans coordinated attack on foreign election interference

• 8.21.2018: Microsoft Reports New Developments in Russian Hacking of US Politics

• 2.16.2018: The Propaganda Tools Used by Russians to Influence the 2016 Election

• 2.16.2018: Official Indictment of 14 Russian Nationals

• 2.16.2018: New report on Russian disinformation, prepared for the Senate, shows the operation’s scale and sweep

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If you'd like to learn more about Russia and China positioning themselves in opposition to the US, explore below:

• 7.17.2019: A Senator Is Demanding The FBI Investigate The Russia-Based FaceApp Over Privacy Concerns

• 7.2.2019: China Snares Tourists’ Phones in Surveillance Dragnet by Adding Secret App

• 6.15.2019: U.S. Escalates Online Attacks on Russia's Power Grid

• 2.19.2019: Russian hackers 8 times faster than Chinese, Iranians, North Koreans, says report

• 1.29.2019: Russia and China Working Together

• 12.14.2018: It’s not a trade war with China. It’s a tech war.

• 9.11.2018: War games and business deals: Russia, China send a signal to Washington

• 7.27.2018: Russian Hackers Appear to Shift Focus to U.S. Power Grid

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If you'd like to read another touching tribute to the astounding BlackBerry phones, explore below (although the Bold was so yesterday, compared to the Passport):

• Farewell, my beloved BlackBerry. We put up a good fight.

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Further reading on suspicious pan-global cyber disruptions:

• Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp suffer outages in Americas and Europe

• Gmail, Google Drive back up and running after experiencing worldwide outages

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