Bleeding is the most common cause of potentially survivable death in trauma, in both military and civilian settings. Whole blood is recognized as the resuscitation fluid of choice; however, it has limited viability, requires cold storage, and is not al…
Russian APT groups continue attacks with wipers and ransomware
In the last quarter of 2022, Russia-aligned APT groups targeted Ukraine with destructive wipers and ransomware, says an APT Activity Report by ESET.
8 companies per day have data uploaded to dedicated leak sites
22% more companies had information uploaded onto dedicated leak sites than the previous year, says a Hi-Tech Crime Trend report by Group-IB.
Fighting security fatigue with proper training reduces cyber risks
As cyberattacks and data breaches increase, employees must be capable of identifying and preventing cyberattacks. The right kind of training can help.
Bates scores 15, Florida A&M defeats Alabama State 69-58
Jaylen Bates had 15 points to lead Florida A&M to a 69-58 victory over Alabama State.
Donald Trump sues Bob Woodward and book publisher over interview tapes
‘The Trump Tapes’ features hours of the ‘raw’ audio from interviews with Donald Trump
Chinese factory activity rebounds, adding to recovery signs
A survey shows Chinese factory activity rebounded in January, adding to signs the world’s second-largest economy might be recovering from a painful slump.
Pakistan mosque blast: 100 confirmed dead in marathon search of rubble
An inquiry is under way into how a suicide bomber got into the high-security police zone in Peshawar.
Wood leads Howard to 100-74 romp over South Carolina State
Jordan Wood scored 18 points and Howard rolled to a 100-74 victory over South Carolina State.
Vast majority of deaths in the Pakistan mosque bombing were police officers: officials
Ninety-seven of the 100 dead were members of the police and 27 police officers remain in critical condition, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah Khan said.