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A cyberattack on Highline Public Schools in Washington blocked educational activities for three days. 17,500 students in 34 schools from Washington State, as well as 2000 staff members, remained at home on September 9th. Because of this cyberattack, Hi…
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Residents have been forced to flee their homes in northeastern Nigeria after a dam collapsed unleashing severe flooding.
Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian has called on Iraq to fully implement the March 2023 security agreement between the two neighboring countries to combat the terrorists and enemies “who have previously targeted regional stability and security”.
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police said that the incident unfolded on September 3 when Myron Bullie grew angry at customer Isaiah Taylor for using too much cheese from the machine
The terror attacks on September 11, 2001, seemingly changed the trajectory of Afghanistan’s history. But today, the country in many ways is back to the status quo ante – except for the thousands of lives lost to war.
Harris has repeatedly called for a new assault weapons ban, which would limit access to certain semi-automatic rifles commonly used in mass shootings
Ran an nmap scan on router and found that one of the devices connected was labeled “Shenzhen RB-Link Technologies Ltd” by nmap. I checked its local ip address on the router’s list of connected devices (through 192 . 168 . 100 . 1 router management page) and it provides no details. All I’m trynna do is figure out what device is using this network device, couldnt find anything about it online.
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SplxAI has raised $2 million in pre-seed funding to help organizations identify vulnerabilities in AI chat applications.
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