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Grassroots List of Cybersecurity Indictments of State-Sponsored Hackers

Posted on February 22, 2019 by Dissent

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Katie Nickels, a threat intelligence expert for MITRE, released a grassroots compiled list of recent cybersecurity indictments of state-sponsored hackers earlier this week. The list, which is compiled in a Google Doc, includes 30 indictments at the current moment, spanning from June 2011 to Feb. 2019. “When I tweeted that I wanted a list of “cyber” indictments, I found that a bunch of other people were interested in this topic as well,” Nickels wrote in a blog post. “For days, I got replies and DMs with people adding new indictments to the list and giving me suggestions, which was an awesome example of why I adore this community.” Nickels noted in the blog post that she plans to continue to update the list and hopes to expand the content covered. Additionally, she said she is “happy to add trusted, verified people as editors.”

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