​Amid escalating fears​ of a vulnerable, digitally dependent and therefore possibly hack-able presidential election looming back at home, U.S. President Barack Obama traveled to Hangzhou, China, over the weekend for the G20 Summit​.

Security researchers believe they have uncovered a piece of digital forensic evidence that suggests Russia may have been involved in the recently disclosed hacking of two state voter databases in the U.S.

Along Russia’s western border, a united, allied cybersecurity front — spanning multiple nations, intelligence agencies and spy networks — is gaining renewed support from Washington, according to a White House statement published​ last week.