Chinese cyberwarfare? Beijing targeting critical Indian infrastructure and assets
Maharashtra state’s Interior Minister Anil Deshmukh has said that China might have allegedly introduced malware into the electrical infrastructure
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Someone Is Hacking the Hackers
In the latest in a string of “hits” on Russian dark web forums, the prominent crime site Maza appears to have been hacked by someone earlier this week. Read more…
‘Transparently Security Theater’: Onlookers, Members Of Congress Call Bullsh*t On Capitol Police ‘Security Threat’
‘Unnecessary Political Opportunism’
National Guard prominent as Capitol Hill braces for March 4 security threat
National Guard prominent as Capitol Hill braces for March 4 security threat USA TODAYOfficials Put ‘Unusual’ Limits on D.C. National Guard Before Riot, Commander Says The New York TimesDid the Pentagon wait for Trump’s approval before defending the Capitol? The Washington PostState Senate condemns treatment of Michigan National Guard troops WILXDC National Guard commander says ‘unusual’ Pentagon restrictions slowed…
House cancels Thursday’s session over security concerns
The U.S. House abruptly scrapped plans to meet Thursday following a joint bulletin from DHS and the FBI to state and local law enforcement agencies late Tuesday warning that some domestic groups have ‘discussed plans to take control of the U.S. Capitol and remove Democratic lawmakers on or about’ March 4.
Cyber Security Today, March 3, 2021 – Stolen password leads to loan company hack; Subcontractor blamed for breach; Why website code needs to be protected
Stolen password leads to loan company hack, subcontractor employee responsible for data breach and why web site code needs to be protected. Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Wednesday March 3rd. I’m Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com. To hear the podcast click on the arrow below: Citywide Home Loans, which lends money……
Biden-Harris Administration’s Actions to Reduce Food Insecurity Amid the COVID-19 Crisis
WASHINGTON, March 3, 2021 — The COVID-19 public health and economic crisis is bigger than any other we’ve seen in our lifetimes — while the pandemic has forced the U.S. economy into crisis, millions of Americans are struggling with food insecurity, unemployment, and falling behind on housing payments. Hunger has increased throughout the pandemic, with…
Cyber attacks set to increase in 2021
Denial of service attacks of the type that disrupted trading on the New Zealand stock exchange last year are predicted to increase this year.
Fact Check: Will Georgia Bill Make it a Crime to Give Food and Drinks to Voters?
In Georgia, new House Bill 531 passed through the state House of Representatives on Monday. It would enforce new voting restrictions and has sparked controversy while it awaits a state Senate vote.
UN alleges war crimes in Ethiopia’s Tigray
UN leaders have alleged possible crimes against humanity in Ethiopia’s Tigray region including by Eritrean troops as they urged a pullout by the neighboring country, which denies involvement.