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Gray zone, twilight zone or danger zone? Russian cyber and information operations in Ukraine

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By Christopher Krebs, Robert Chesney
| War on the Rocks Verified
Prior to the invasion of Ukraine, Russian cyber and information operations boasted a fearsome reputation. Surprisingly, Russian cyber operations don’t seem to have played a major role in the invasion, and Ukrainian information operations have routinely bested often-clumsy Russian efforts.
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Our fight over elections is symbolic of a larger national affliction

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By Alberto Gonzales, Christopher Krebs
| The Hill Verified
Several years ago, then-Texas Gov. George W. Bush appointed me as Texas’ secretary of state, where I served as the state’s chief elections officer with the responsibility to work with local officials to both encourage voter participation and to protect the integrity of elections across the state’s 254 counties. At the time, voter turnout was weak.
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Congress needs to help modernize our digital infrastructure

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By Christopher Krebs, Matthew Masterson
| MSN Verified
President Biden's proposed infrastructure package does not address one key area: our nation's digital infrastructure. Virtually everything we do in our daily lives is enabled by the technologies that surround us. That has become even more clear over the last year, as the pandemic has caused a tectonic shift toward full-fledged digital and remote school, work, entertainment, worship and commerce.
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