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Crooks Tricked This IRS System into Providing False IDs

The malware successfully obtained 101,000 PINs last month.

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The Federal Government Now Considers Google’s Self-Driving Cars to Be Legal Drivers

Google's cars have cleared a big hurdle between them and actual roads.

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8 Things to Look For in the 2017 IT Budget

The budget seeks substantial budget increases to shore up cybersecurity and a new approach to modernizing IT systems.

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Obama's Budget Would Grow Federal R&D By 4 Percent

The president's 2017 fiscal year budget boosts total research and development funding to $152 billion.

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Agencies Are Increasingly Reliant on Industry for Innovation

Report chronicles the need for better collaboration between government and the private sector.

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Obama’s 2017 Budget Boosts Cyber Spending by 35 Percent, Adds Federal CISO

The funding and personnel adjustments come after a year of constant disclosures about agency hacks.

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White House Wants to Give Agencies New Pot of Money to Upgrade Legacy IT

The $3.1 billion revolving fund would be situated at the General Services Administration.

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Special Ops Wants Wearable Sensors Without Blind Spots

SOCOM is seeking a wearable system that can correct the error, known as “parallax,” which occurs combining visual feeds from offset sensors.

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Even the Obamas Can’t Get Good Wi-Fi at Home

In addition, here are some of our tips to get your wireless internet as good as it can be.

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HHS Deciding Whether to Revive its Future Tech Prediction Project

A new, higher-tech system could update the discontinued program, which identified medical technology worth further research.

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The Intelligence Community’s Big Budget Challenge

The report suggests IT spending will essentially stagnate through 2020, with estimated IT spending at $9.5 billion by then.

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Digital Government? Agencies Still Thinking Too Small, Study Says

Blame the budget, heightened concerns about cybersecurity and a lack of digital-savvy government staff.

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New Competition Seeks Robots That Can Handle a To-Do List

NIST is looking for a way to evaluate a robot's agility before it gets deployed on a factory floor.

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The Story of the Former Fed Who Tried to Launch a Cyberattack on Nuclear Scientists

He sent emails he thought were infected with viruses to Energy Department employees involved in developing nuclear weapons.

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Clinton Email Dispute Ropes in Her Predecessors Powell and Rice

House Oversight chairman plans new probe that ranking member calls partisan.

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More Than a Third of Americans Would Undergo Iris Scans for Better Government Services

About 67 percent of respondents would share their cellphone numbers with the federal government if it meant personalized services such as expedited passport processing, but far fewer -- 35 percent -- would offer iris scans.