The US has sent a loud message to Moscow—though what it’s saying isn’t exactly clear.
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The Biggest Security Threats to the US Are the Hardest to Define
In a Senate briefing, the heads of the major intelligence agencies warned the public about dangers that offer no easy solutions.
The Biggest Security Threats to the US Are the Hardest to Define
In a Senate briefing, the heads of the major intelligence agencies warned the public about dangers that offer no easy solutions.
Extremist Charged With Plot to Blow Up Amazon Data Centers
The FBI arrested the suspect in Texas after he purchased explosives from an undercover agent.
What Really Caused Facebook’s 500M User Data Leak?
The company’s explanations have been confusing and inconsistent, but there are finally some answers.
The Opportunities—and Obstacles—for Women at NSA and Cyber Command
WIRED spoke with three women working in cybersecurity in the US intelligence committee about the progress of recent years and the work that remains.
Foreign Meddling Flooded the 2020 Election—but Not Hackers
A new ODNI report shows just how extensive Russia and Iran’s influence operations were, but also doesn’t mention a single hack-and-leak incident.
‘Retaliation’ for Russia’s SolarWinds Spying Isn’t the Answer
It will be hard pointing to a specific line the Kremlin crossed that the US hasn’t crossed as well.
What Did I Just Read? A Conversation With the Authors of ‘2034’
Elliot Ackerman and Admiral James Stavridis discuss their inspirations, personal experiences, and what keeps them up at night.
2034, Part VI: Crossing the Red Line
“Eventually, the Americans would find them. But by then it would be too late.”