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Ukraine’s electric power grid is once again under cyberattack, just one month after a similar incident successfully brought down portions

Russia suspected in first-ever cyberattack on Ukraine’s power grid

In the last months of 2015, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine over Crimea’s annexation and continuing strife in Ukraine’s

When it comes to protecting freedom of expression online, the news is not good. For the fifth straight year in

A secretive Russian agency designed to flood the Internet with pro-Kremlin and anti-U.S. comments and posts has been brought into

A major European court ruling regarding electronic privacy this week has the potential to shake up trans-Atlantic commerce and maybe

Rebuffing his government’s efforts to censor parts of the Internet, Turkey’s highest court Wednesday rejected Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s

Should Facebook Be Able To “Dislike” Privacy Changes? There’s an old truism in public relations: if you have bad news