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Chinese hackers breach US nuclear security agency in cyberattack operation, officials say

"On Friday, July 18th, the exploitation of a Microsoft SharePoint zero-day vulnerability began affecting the Department of Energy, including the NNSA," a Department of Energy (DoE) told Fox News Digi...

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Microsoft says China-backed cybercriminals hacked into US nuclear weapons agency

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Cyber Breach Hits Agency In Charge Of US Nuclear Arsenal

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Microsoft probing if Chinese hackers learned SharePoint flaws through alert, Bloomberg News reports

A security patch Microsoft released this month failed to fully fix a critical flaw in the U.S. tech giant's SharePoint server software, opening the door to a sweeping global cyber espionage effort.

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How Hackers Targeted Microsoft in Global Cyberattack

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Hackers attack Microsoft SharePoint, targeting organizations like U.S nuclear security

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DOGE-proof: Congress moves to protect nuclear weapons workers from layoffs

The Senate draft of a defense policy bill would reclassify National Nuclear Security Administration employees.

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National Science Foundation employees push back against Trump administration’s plans

Employees at the National Science Foundation are pushing back against the Trump administration’s actions at the agency. Nearly 150 NSF employees signed a letter of dissent this week. They’re criticizing the administration’s terminations of agency workers,

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National Nuclear Security Administration Cannot Continue With ...

The National Nuclear Security Administration needs to fundamentally rethink the strategy for its next generation of high-performance computing and cannot continue with ‘business as usual’ through shifting technical and geopolitical landscapes. Advanced computing capabilities help the NNSA ensure that the U.S. maintains a safe, secure, and reliable nuclear stockpile.

DOGE-proof: Congress moves to protect $1 trillion nuclear weapons workers from layoffs

The Senate draft of a defense policy bill would reclassify National Nuclear Security Administration employees.