A Russian computer security expert predicts that terrorists could seek to target the country’s critical infrastructure through electronic warfare, a strategy that could raise the stakes in how Russia ...

Melissa Quinn is a senior reporter for CBSNews.com, where she covers U.S. politics, with a focus on the Supreme Court and federal courts. Washington — Federal prosecutors unveiled new charges against ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Russian Train Trip 3: Personal Computer In The Apartment An old personal computer appears on a table in the character’s apartment Games metadata is powered ...

Western sanctions have significantly restricted Russia's access to essential AI hardware, such as GPUs, severely impacting its development capabilities. A large number of Russian IT specialists have ...

Hackers linked with Russian military and spy agencies have been on a spree in recent months to gather up intelligence that could help the Kremlin’s war effort in Ukraine by trying to infiltrate NATO, ...

The IT sector of Russia continues to be under serious pressure from Western countries, with a significant expansion of sanctions in recent months. At the end of 2023, several large Russian IT ...

German security authorities have helped to shut down a Russian computer espionage network in a U.S.-led operation that uncovered, in part, spying about Germany's plans for Ukraine, the Interior ...

Putin signed a law that Apple reportedly thinks will let the Russian government use iPhones and Macs to spy on Russian citizens. Russian President Vladimir Putin approved legislation that requires all ...

Russia is at risk of a shortage of PCs, software and other IT equipment due to the ongoing exodus of Western suppliers and the ever-deteriorating economic situation in the country. According to the ...

MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian computer game simulating a new war between Russia and Georgia, in which NATO-member Poland backs a fresh bid by Tbilisi to take back its rebel regions, is to hit shops ...

A Russian hacker, tricked into coming to the U.S. by the FBI, was sentenced to three years in prison after he was convicted on 20 counts of conspiracy, fraud and other related computer crimes.