Tag Archives: CISA

Iranian cyber warfare

Posted on May 10, 2026 by borderslynn

Update from Wajeeh Lion, Substack, May 10, 2026 The Cyber Front: State-Sponsored Retaliation Simultaneously, the cyber domain has become a primary vector for Iranian strategic retaliation. State-aligned threat actors, notably the “Handala Hack” collective and “MuddyWater,” have executed destructive data-wiping … Continue reading →

Posted in anthropocene | Tagged 'Muddy Waters', 'Operation Premature Death', advanced persistent threat, AES-256 encryption, CISA, commercial entities, critical infrastructure, destructive data wiping techniques, DOGE, doxxing, Elon Musk, endangering military families, fired cyberware US experts, firing of cybersecurity staff 2025, Handala Hack', highly sensitive personal details released, Iranian cyber doctrine, unprotected, US Navy personnel | Leave a comment

CISA: proposed operational budget cuts

Posted on April 18, 2026 by borderslynn

I used to be on the CISA mailing list due to my interest in protecting small businesses in the UK back in the 1990s. Their global support has been immensely useful, but if this bill is passed that aspect of … Continue reading →

Posted in anthropocene | Tagged budget cuts, CISA, cutting global advice, cybersecurity, global advice, international security, national security, setting high standards, Trump administration | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: CISA

Iranian cyber warfare

CISA: proposed operational budget cuts

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