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  • Omar Sobhani / Reuters

    US military drone documents are selling for $150 on the dark web (updated)

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    David Lumb
    David Lumb
    07.12.2018

    Last month, while tracking dark web marketplaces, threat intel team Insikt Group of the security firm Recorded Future discovered that someone was selling alleged US military documents. A hacker was asking for "$150 to $200" for non-classified yet sensitive materials on the US Air Force's Reaper drone, and posted an additional bundle of information on US Army vehicles and tactics for sale.

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    Hacker breaches the US agency that certifies voting machines

    by 
    Richard Lawler
    Richard Lawler
    12.15.2016

    In the year of "rigged" election claims, security firm Recorded Future says it identified a Russian-speaking hacker attempting to sell accounts that have access to the US Election Assistance Commission. While may not be familiar with the EAC, it's the agency in charge of certifying voting machines and providing best practices used in elections. In a statement, the EAC confirmed it's aware of a "potential intrusion" and says it's working with law enforcement.