Hacking the Covid-19 crisis: The role of technology

The Obama administration will announce sanctions against Russian officials and state institutions in retaliation for hacking Democratic Party e-mails in an attempt to interfere with the 2016 presidential election

US Secretary of State John Kerry says that both he and President Barack Obama personally complained to Russian leaders about efforts to interfere with the American election.

U.S. President Donald Trump sought to mend fences with the CIA on Saturday, telling officers he had their back after he criticized spy agencies for their investigation into Russian hacking.

The United States government issues a rare alert squarely blaming North Korea for a series of cyber attacks stretching back to 2009 and warns more are likely on the way.

Mark Cuban, owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, discusses Russian meddling in the U.S. presidential election, social media, blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies. He speaks on "What'd You Miss?" from the NBA All-Star Technology Summit in Beverly Hills, California.

Rep. Chris Stewart, a Utah Republican, reacts to the Bloomberg Businessweek investigation that showed Chinese hackers implanted tiny microchips on servers that made their way into U.S. data centers.

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Researchers from technology giant IBM say hackers have tried to collect information on the global initiative for distributing coronavirus vaccine to developing countries. They said a nation-state appeared to be involved.

The US has announced sanctions against Russian entities and expelled 10 Russian diplomats in response to a hacking attack and election interference.

The US Justice Department has charged four Chinese nationals over a global hacking campaign, which took aim at dozens of companies, universities and government agencies in the United States and elsewhere.

North Korea is one of the world's poorest and most isolated countries, and yet it still has one of the most formidable – and dangerous – hacking networks on the planet. The Lazarus Group has targeted major international companies, stolen millions from banks and even shut down hospital departments. Investigative journalist Geoff White's forthcoming book "The Lazarus Heist" recounts how these networks emerged and the growing threat they pose today. He joined us for Perspective.