Ohio officials post video drinking East Palestine water in effort to reassure residents
The EPA has found no evidence of volatile organic compounds in the village’s water after multiple independent tests
Day: February 21, 2023
Norwegian authorities seize $5.84M worth of crypto stolen by North Korean hackers
Norwegian law enforcement authorities have announced they have seized 60 million NOK, equivalent to around $5.84 million, worth of cryptocurrencies stolen by the North Korean hacking group Lazarus. The seized cryptocurrency was part of the money stolen…
USAF Nearing Hypothesis on Numbers/Ratios of CCAs to Accompany F-35s, Manned NGAD
The U.S. Air Force is nearing an initial postulation of the numbers/ratios of Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) to accompany the service’s future force presentation construct for the sixth-generation manned Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) …
US officials say measures against Russia working as oil exports hit highs
Russia exported 161m barrels of oil in January, Kpler data shows, most of it going to India and China
Avalanche on WA’s Colchuck Peak believed to have killed 3
Three people are presumed dead after being buried in the slide, the Northwest Avalanche Center said. Search and rescue workers evacuated another person who was hurt.
2022 in review: DDoS attack trends and insights
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Am I tripping or something?
Am I tripping or something? I’ve noticed the past few months maybe longer that more and more repositories from github as starting to be labeled archive or just don’t work period with out being archived and I look into it and have to find out through other resources that specific repository no longer works. What’s the average time frame expectancy on repositories? Or does it all really vary on if the dev has other things going on and is no longer doing bug updates. It’s not that I’m looking for a specific repository I’ve just noticed across the board diffrent ones aimed at diffrent things more and more no longer working. Is there any other reliable source to find said repositories or is github the honeypot????
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Cyberthreats, Regulations Mount for Financial Industry
Nation-state adversaries, new reporting regulations, and a fast-paced threat landscape mean that financial services and technology firms need to bolster their security posture.