Hackers target Marines to find vulnerabilities before U.S. adversaries

The Department of Defense recruited top hackers, paying a “bug bounty” for them to expose gaps in the Marines’ public websites.

Threat Actors Exploiting Remote Desktop Software Vulnerabilities to Spread PlugX Malware

How The NSA And U.S. Cyber Command Hacked ISIS's Media Operation : NPR

Fighting as Intended: The Case for Austere Communications > National Defense University Press > News Article View

How the Space Force's new targeting squadron will scope out adversary space and counterspace capabilities

Logistics Wins Wars: A Deep Dive Into War In The Pacific

Cyber warrant officer leads West Point research program for protecting critical U.S. infrastructure > Army Cyber Institute > Media Coverage

Iranian Government Hackers Target US Veterans

How The U.S. Hacked ISIS

Chinese Hackers Target Universities in Pursuit of Maritime Military Secrets - WSJ

The Case for Comprehensive Federal Privacy Legislation to Protect Service members' Data - Disruptive Competition Project

Nothing Seems to Stop Relentless Hackers Exfiltrating Trade Secrets

Breaches by Iran-Affiliated Hackers Spanned Multiple US States, Federal Agencies Say

Current Threats to Maritime Security: A Prime Target for Adversaries

NATO Experiments With Deceptive Tactics to Lure Russian Hackers - Defense One

How The U.S. Hacked ISIS