Oil and gas companies seek expansive contracts to tackle short-term problem of tight European gas supply American oil and gas companies are pushing to solve the short-term problem of a tight European gas supply, driven by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, …
‘A big freaking deal’: the grand jury that investigated Trump election pressure
Foreperson Emily Kohrs gives insight into process usually cloaked in secrecy, after portions of grand jury report released last weekAsked if the grand jury she led recommended indicting Donald Trump over his election subversion in Georgia, the forepers…
Alarming toxic ‘forever chemicals’ found in animals’ blood – study
Analysis says hundreds of animals are contaminated with dangerous compounds linked to cancer and other health problemsHundreds of animal species across the globe from ticks to whales have blood contaminated with toxic PFAS, a new analysis of previous p…
Exploit released for critical Fortinet RCE flaws, patch now
The released PoC involves writing a cron job to /etc/cron.d/ that triggers every minute to initiate a root reverse shell to the attacker, giving them remote code execution capabilities.
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By the numbers: U.S. military aid to Ukraine – The Hill
By the numbers: U.S. military aid to Ukraine The HillCountries That Have Sent the Most Aid to Ukraine U.S. News & World ReportHere’s who’s supporting and not supporting Ukraine against Russia OCRegisterHow much aid has …
No Sirens In Kyiv For Five Days Until President Biden Shows-Up
CNN’s Alex Marquardt: “I’ve been here for the past five days. I have not heard any explosions. I have not heard any air sirens, until about half an hour ago, right when President Biden was in the center of Kyiv.” pic.twitter.com/hPKmXSjgpr
— Kevin Tober (@KevinTober94) February 20, 2023
WNU Editor: War is also about optics.
Pentagon Didn’t Check Risks Before Authorizing Cloud Services, IG Finds
The military branches “may be unaware of known vulnerabilities and cybersecurity risks associated with operating their systems or storing their data,” the Pentagon inspector general found.
Putin’s plan crumbles as Russia ‘losing 1,000 troops a day’ and assault branded ‘whimper’
Russian forces are continuing to struggle in the battlefield, with hundreds of thousands of casualties since the Ukraine war began a year ago.
England one dry spell away from return to severe drought, say experts
Warning comes as supermarkets ration sales of produce owing to dry conditions elsewhere in EuropeEngland is at risk of a severe drought, with experts warning it is one dry spell away from conditions similar to last summer.Farmers are preparing for a di…