St. Louis prosecutor to seek reelection despite ouster bid
St. Louis’ elected prosecutor says she will run for reelection in 2024, even as she tries to fend off an effort by Missouri’s attorney general to force her out of office.
Day: March 29, 2023
In a summit celebrating democracy, China sees an avenue for attack
China is seizing on the Biden administration’s “Summit for Democracy” as an opening to ramp up its anti-American propaganda and push its alternative vision for a new world order, dismissing the D.C. gathering this week as a “farce” that “enhances U.S. …
Congress to consider new no-fly list for unruly passengers
Congress is taking another look at creating a new no-fly list for unruly passengers.
Killnet and AnonymousSudan DDoS attack Australian University websites; Threaten More Attacks
As seen with past attacks from this group, these most recent attacks do not seem to be originating from a single botnet, and the attack methods and sources seem to vary, suggesting the involvement of multiple individual threat actors.
Thousands of Czechs protest against proposed retirement age rise to 68
The government wants to raise the age from 65 to 68, saying it must rein in spending as there’s a huge hole in the budget.
Google Warns Against Commercial Spyware Exploiting Zero-Days
Spyware vendors facilitated the spread of malware by government-backed threat actors
Blockchain Security Firm True I/O Raises $9 Million
Total Network Services rebrands to True I/O and raises $9 million to accelerate deployment of product.
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Howard Schultz draws laughs from workers after taking offence to union busting charge
Starbucks has been found guilty by NLRB judges for threatening pro-union workers, but is appealing
Court records and messages from purported hackers reveal a massive hacking campaign targeting thousands of environmental activists, dating back at least to 2017 (Christopher M. Matthews/Wall Street …)
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Court records and messages from purported hackers reveal a massive hacking campaign targeting thousands of environmental activists, dating back at least to 2017 — Charity of Rockefeller…
In Niger, poorest of the poor protect refugees on the run
Niger, one of the world’s poorest countries, has a reputation as one of the most welcoming when it comes to refugees. That generosity brings benefits.