Hacking
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Rumours swirl of connection to revelations about US election hacking, as state media says Sergei Mikhailov and Dmitry Dokuchayev ‘betrayed their oath’
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Scale and sophistication of hack points to foreign state, says Czech foreign minister, comparing it to attack on US Democratic party
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Yevgeniy Nikulin faces extradition requests from both countries amid lingering disquiet over Moscow’s alleged interference in the US presidential election
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In audio obtained by the Guardian, McCain says ‘it is the one aspect of our confrontation where adversaries are ahead’
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President probably owns a 2012 Samsung Galaxy S3, which no longer receives software updates, leaving Trump vulnerable to hackers and nation-state actors
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Scientists say pronouncements of US president and global tensions have brought new ‘time’ forward by 30 seconds
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Prime minister says Labor, Nick Xenophon and Greens were all invited to a briefing, but they have no record of this and only found out through the media
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Banking group says none of its 20m accounts were hacked or compromised after fending off two-day denial of service attack
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Russian president dismisses alleged links between US president-elect and Moscow and says sex claims are ‘obvious fake’
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Watch out, Europe. Germany is top of Russian hackers’ list
Natalie NougayrèdeThe Bundestag was hacked in 2015. Angela Merkel should expect this year’s election to be targeted too -
Donald Trump promised to assemble ‘some of the greatest computer minds’ to address cybersecurity. Instead, he chose the former mayor of New York
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What are the origins of the 35-page intelligence dossier containing allegations about links between Donald Trump and the Kremlin – and how bad could it get?
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The dossier includes lurid details from Trump’s 2013 visit to Moscow and claims an ‘extensive conspiracy’ between his team and the Kremlin – is it true?
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Foreign secretary tells incoming US administration that Russia and Putin have been ‘up to all sorts of very dirty tricks’
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Members of both houses of Congress call for 12-member, bipartisan panel but no Republicans currently back bill, making passage unlikely
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Brief letters: Clinton email hack | Girl with the Dragon Tattoo | Pope and breastfeeding | Self-publishing | Singular plurals
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Government focus on false reporting comes amid claims that Russia is trying to influence German election later this year
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PM says protection down to individual parties, while senior Whitehall source claims UK does not take threat seriously
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President-elect’s incoming White House chief of staff says Trump ‘accepts the findings’ of a report on Russian interference in the election
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Editorial: It is important to be sceptical of redacted intelligence assessments, but the issues raised about Russia’s role in the 2016 US election are too serious to be dismissed so lightly
I ran Clinton's campaign, and I fear Russia is meddling with more than elections