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Russia’s Kaspersky Lab Launches Free Antivirus Software Worldwide

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Free? Kaspersky? Methinks Kaspersky is ready to go belly up.  Russia is going to lose a cash cow. Russia is going to lose a backdoor where every sucker installed Kaspersky products. Russia is going to lose a huge intelligence collection tool/offensive weapon. This is Kaspersky’s death knell, agonal respiration, the last gasp. Bye bye, Kaspersky. </end… Continue reading Russia’s Kaspersky Lab Launches Free Antivirus Software Worldwide

Rostransnadzor found it dangerous to travel on Moscow trains

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Rather than find the cause and fixing the problem, Russia says traveling by train can be dangerous and leaves an investigation like that. </end editorial> MOSCOW, July 26 (Itar-Tass) – RIA Novosti. Rostransnadzor found that traveling on Moscow electric trains carrying about 540 million passengers a year can be dangerous, writes the newspaper Kommensant on Wednesday . The April… Continue reading Rostransnadzor found it dangerous to travel on Moscow trains

The UN Security Council blocked a statement by Russia on the bombardment of the embassy in Damascus

Fake News: RIA – The court ordered the SBU to institute criminal proceedings against Poroshenko

Russia’s Parliament Went on a Censorship Binge

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Posted 21 July 2017 20:51 GMT Russia’s lower house of parliament approved a spate of censorship laws today, voting for legislation that will prohibit messaging services from allowing users to communicate anonymously, outlaw the use of Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), proxies, and other anonymizers, and require search engines to hide links to blocked sites. In the last week before its summer recess, the State Duma passed an… Continue reading Russia’s Parliament Went on a Censorship Binge

Russia: Crossing In Plain Sight

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Russia is openly and blatantly violating the Minsk Agreement on a daily basis and is increasing the volume of violations. No repercussions, no punishments, and there are seemingly no F’s given. Russian military presence builds just east of Ukraine, now estimated at three Army’s.  Once again an agreement signed by Russia is not worth the… Continue reading Russia: Crossing In Plain Sight

Kremlin Watch Monitor: Russian influence means more than cyber-attacks and fake news

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Kremlin Watch Monitor ǀ July 26, 2017 Kremlin Watch Monitor: Russian influence means more than cyber-attacks and fake news Weekly Update on the Kremlin Disinformation Efforts While the question whether Donald Trump’s administration colluded with the Russian government grows more serious and complicated every week, the Chairman of the United States’ House Science Committee Lamar Smith and… Continue reading Kremlin Watch Monitor: Russian influence means more than cyber-attacks and fake news

Speed, Volume, and Ubiquity: Forget Information Operations & Focus on the Information Environment


Russia / Strategy Media Update – 26 July 2017

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Anonymous expert compilation, analysis, and reporting. </end editorial> Russia’s further expands its aerial harassment from the Baltics to the Black Sea. Multiple propaganda attacks on Lithuania – payback to Pres. Grybauskaite. Monuments war continues with more Russian threats. Nezavisimaya Gazeta polling indicates Russin public confidence in Russian media, i.e. willingness to be zombified, declining strongly. With collapse… Continue reading Russia / Strategy Media Update – 26 July 2017

Here’s how DoD organizes its cyber warriors

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By: Mark Pomerleau This is part one of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs. The Defense Department is posturing itself to fight and win wars and conflicts in all domains, especially cyberspace. At the top level, DoD, along with the contributions of the services, is continuing to build… Continue reading Here’s how DoD organizes its cyber warriors

Foreign Agents Take Center Stage In Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing

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July 26, 201710:01 AM ET BRIAN NAYLOR A senior FBI official said Wednesday the nation is “under relentless assault” from foreign adversaries, as the Senate Judiciary Committee continued its probe into Russia’s interference with last year’s presidential election. Bill Priestap, assistant director of counterintelligence at the FBI, painted a bleak picture of efforts — both… Continue reading Foreign Agents Take Center Stage In Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing

State Department Criticism of RFE Polish Broadcasts in the 1960s and 1970s

Senate passes Russia sanctions bill on 98-2 vote

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Published: July 27, 2017 6:55 p.m. ET The Senate approved new sanctions to punish Russia for its alleged interference in the 2016 U.S. election on an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote Thursday, gaining tentative support from the White House before its passage. The measure, which also imposes sanctions on North Korea and Iran, passed the Senate on a… Continue reading Senate passes Russia sanctions bill on 98-2 vote

Russia Orders U.S. Embassy Staff Cuts in Sanctions Retaliation

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July 28, 2017 — 13:10 Russia has ordered the United States to reduce its diplomatic and technical staff at its Embassy in Moscow and diplomatic missions in other Russian cities in response to a U.S. Senate vote to impose tougher sanctions on Russia, the Foreign Ministry said on Friday. “We kindly ask the U.S. to adjust the headcount of its diplomatic and technical staff by September to exact parity with the… Continue reading Russia Orders U.S. Embassy Staff Cuts in Sanctions Retaliation

European Court of Human Rights hints Russia responsible for Donbas damages


The Morning Vertical — July 28, 2017

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THE MORNING  VERTICAL by Brian Whitmore  28.07.2017 On My Mind   This week, Russia’s official name officially became a fiction. This week, the Russian Federation ceased to be anything remotely resembling a federation. This week, a decades-old agreement granting Tatarstan limited autonomy — including control over its resources, budget, and special status for the Tatar… Continue reading The Morning Vertical — July 28, 2017

GAO: Internet of Things: Status and implications of an increasingly connected world

GCIG: Cyber Security in a Volatile World

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GCIG Research Volume Five Series: GCIG Research Volumes PUBLISHED: JULY 26, 2017 AUTHOR: GLOBAL COMMISSION ON INTERNET GOVERNANCE Download PDF The global digital economy, democracy and the public sphere now completely depend upon the stability and security of cyberspace. Encryption technologies are necessary to protect data privacy, authenticate websites and secure online transactions. Security problems such as… Continue reading GCIG: Cyber Security in a Volatile World

MEET MIA ASH, THE FAKE WOMAN IRANIAN HACKERS USED TO LURE VICTIMS

Majority of Young Russians Watch Kremlin-Funded News

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The main target of Russian propaganda is domestic. It seems they are succeeding. </end editorial> July 28, 2017 — 11:48 State-run television is the principal source of news for a majority of young Russians, the independent Russian television channel Dozhd reported Friday. Fifty-four percent of Russians aged between 18 and 24 watch government-funded Channel One news casts, Dozhd reported citing a poll produced by the independent… Continue reading Majority of Young Russians Watch Kremlin-Funded News
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