Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg arrives on Capitol Hill, declines comment as he faces congressional scrutiny amid Cambridge Analytica scandal.

"We're certainly going to be able to counter their advantages. We're very aware of what some of our adversaries are doing" @USArmy VCS Gen McConville, re China advancements with drones and AI

"Someone does something to us, they should be deterred by what's going to happen to them," says Vice Chief of Staff @USArmy Gen. James McConville at #FutureofWar on deterrence in cyber and elsewhere

Bitcoin trades below $7k as BofAML calls cryptos a bubble.

Fake news circulated post-Münster: British tabloids (here @DailyMirror) name perp as Jens Handeln (Mirror also gets age wrong). Handeln prob comes from verb in German reports which said suspect 'soll es sich um Jens R. handeln' - translating as 'suspect is supposedly Jens R.'

Dutch Foreign Ministry warns citizens to only take 'empty' devices on trips to China, Iran, Turkey and Russia because of cyber espionage

Iran hit by global cyber attack that left U.S. flag on screens

Yesterday a massive DDOS attack on some countries like Iran, China, Saudi, Russian (and etc) happened. More than 50 main network gotten down in Iran. Attackers origin seems to be in USA.

Iran critical cyber infrastructure under attack, communication minister says

Trump says he doesn't know why his longtime attorney paid $130K to Stormy Daniels right before the election

Indian Ministry of Defence website is not hacked. There is some technical issue since 2:30 PM today: National Informatics Centre (NIC)

Website of Indian Ministry of Home Affairs down

US sanctions seven Russian oligarchs: officials

Zuckerberg and other FB execs admitted they remotely deleted messages they sent to other people

U.S. Treasury Department announced a new round of sanctions against Russian individuals, officials, companies and state-owned firms. Individuals sanctioned include Oleg Deripaska, Suleyman Kerimov, Kirill Shamalov and Viktor Vekselberg. Officials sanctioned include Andrey Akimov, Andrey Kostin and Alexey Miller

Indian Ministry of Defence website hacked, Chinese characters appearing on the website home page

More than 2 million Europeans affected by Facebook's data scandal.

Twitter says it suspended 1.2 million accounts "for violations related to the promotion of terrorism" between August 2015 and December 2017.

US Special Operations Command: In an information age where Russian troll farms tried to divide America with fake news on social media, combating misinformation was the theme of this years Sovereign Challenge

U.S. plans to sanction Russian oligarchs this week: sources

Adminstrators of two Facebook pages booked for allegedly spreading fake news about youth's killing in Handwor

Australia investigating if Facebook broke privacy law by disclosing data to Trump-linked consulting firm

Facebook deletes a number of troll accounts and groups including the Moscow mayor's office

Delta Air Lines says one of its partners was the victim of a cyber breach; payment information for some Delta passengers may have been accessed. No details given.

Facebook believes information of up to 87 million people, mostly in the U.S., may have been improperly shared with Cambridge Analytica

In Russia, the first criminal case was initiated because of the re-post in Telegram

Zuckerberg says Facebook has shut down accounts of 270 Russian internet trolls.

Zuckerberg set for Congressional grilling as lawmakers investigate privacy breaches and whether or not Facebook was weaponized to undermine democracy

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to testify before House Energy and Commerce Committee on April 11

Facebook and Instagram ban 135 Russian troll accounts over meddling