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US knew of threat to OPM's computer system.

President Obama admits there are plenty of cybersecurity issues facing the US.

Cybersecurity experts share their opinion of the recent OPM data breach disclosure.

Government contractor General Dynamics has seen an increase in cybersecurity to help defend against insider threats.

The Pentagon said classified data regarding its F-35 jet fighter remains secure.

Almost all weapons systems tested by the US military in 2014 faced "significant vulnerabilities" from cyberattacks.

Documents leaked by Edward Snowden indicate the Australian F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) plans were stolen by the Chinese.

The United States reportedly breached North Korean computer networks in 2010.

The DHS is a cybersecurity mess, according to scathing report.

The US denies it crippled the North Korean Internet infrastructure, but it can happen again, as security is rather dismal.

Defector from North Korea says country's elite Bureau 121 hacking operation actually physically located in China.

The number of cyberattacks against retailers dropped in 2014, but millions of records still were compromised in high-profile data breaches.

Cyberespionage is becoming a more common practice, and hackers are able to breach networks and spend months - if not years - inside networks.

As companies become painfully aware of cyberattacks, the criminals will only ensure their abilities develop at a rapid pace.

The growing threat of cyberespionage and state-sponsored cyberattacks will only continue in 2015, cyber experts note.

Following a data breach, South Korean officials find worm on servers operated by nuclear power company.

Criminals used commercial software to conduct cyberespionage against targets in Israel and Europe, according to reports.

North Korea's secretive Bureau 121 is scarier than originally perceived by western cybersecurity experts - and the threat is only growing.

The Japanese government isn't just worried about cyberattacks from China, as North Korea continues to develop its own cyber weapons.

The South Korean government wants cooperation from China as it begins an investigation into a nuclear facilities data breach.

One criminal involved in counterfeiting Cisco products has been given a 37-month sentence and $700,000 fine for their crimes.

The Russian government isn't in a big hurry to boot Edward Snowden out of the country, so the former IT contractor may have a home for years to come.

A five-year espionage campaign dubbed 'Red October' has been found by Kaspersky.

Kaspersky Labs discovers miniFlame, previously thought to be a Flame module.

A virus has been stealing blueprints from Peruvian companies.

Former Intel engineer gets busted for stealing sensitive Intel documents, works at AMD.

U.S. accuses China and Russia of cyber-espionage.

Elements of Mass Effect 2 plus Bond style espionage. Sounds like a good mix, but can it truly deliver?