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Cyber Security Today, March 12, 2021 – More on Exchange Server vulnerabilities, criminal groups blocked from using secure messaging service and warning about sex toys
More on Exchange Server vulnerabilities, criminal groups blocked from using secure messaging service and warning about sex toys. Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Friday March 12. I’m Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com. To play the podcast click on the arrow below: More troubling information is emerging after the discovery of……
Ewing miffed at being ‘accosted’ by MSG security
Patrick Ewing says he has been “accosted” by Madison Square Garden security this week and joked that “everybody in this building should know who the hell I am.”
Security guard employed by Housing Department contractor at Chak On Estate tests positive for COVID-19
The Housing Department today (March 12) learned that a security guard employed by one of its contractor in Chak On Estate has tested positive for COVID-19. She is now in hospital for treatment. The security guard normally works on the middle shift and is responsible for manning the ground floor guard counter of Fu…
Anti-Asian hate crimes rose nearly 150% in major U.S. cities last year
The numbers reflect a growing trend of discrimination against Asian Americans during the coronavirus pandemic.
UK Cabinet Office to shift civil servants to Scotland
UK Cabinet Office to shift civil servants to Scotland Financial Times
As China tightens scrutiny, Ant Group publishes financial self-discipline rules
Ant said its consumer loan platforms must prevent small business loans from flowing into stocks. The post As China tightens scrutiny, Ant Group publishes financial self-discipline rules appeared first on DealStreetAsia.
Sri Lankan shares rise as industrials, financials gain
Sri Lankan shares ended higher on Friday, posting their best weekly gain in seven, driven by gains in industrial and financial stocks.
Kentucky Senate Approves Bill That Would Make It a Crime to Taunt Police
A bill that would make it a crime to taunt police officers was passed on Thursday in Kentucky’s Senate. Senators voted 22-11 to pass Senate Bill 211, which was described by proponents as an anti-riot act. The legislation would increase violations that accused rioters face, in addition to to adding a section that says a…
Man sentenced to 212 years in prison for insurance fraud in sons’ 2015 drownings
Ali Elmezayen handed maximum sentence for ‘evil and diabolical scheme’