Oracle publishes rare out-of-band security update for WebLogic servers
Oracle releases additional fix to patch a bug for the second time after the publication of proof-of-concept exploit code.
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Is Bicester Village doing enough to enforce coronavirus security?
WITH Oxfordshire’s best-known shopping centre set to close again on Thursday, Tim Hughes paid a visit to see how it was enforcing the rules as shoppers took a last chance to stock up on labels
Twitter restricts Trump campaign official’s tweet alleging Philadelphia voter fraud
Photo by Bill McCay/Getty Images for Vote.org Twitter is warning users about misleading tweets from Philadelphia’s polling locations, offering an early preview of how it will handle the rest of the night. The platform has already restricted a tweet from Trump’s director of election day operations, Mike Roman, among others. “Misinformation being spread online has…
High Stakes…Whispers of Fraud…Are We Headed for Another Election of 1960?
Historians still debate whether JFK really beat Richard Nixon. But what’s clear is that it was close and skulduggery was involved. The post High Stakes…Whispers of Fraud…Are We Headed for Another Election of 1960? appeared first on The American Conservative.
The Far-Right Is Spreading a Huge Lie About Voter Fraud in Philly
Right-wing media turned a mixup at a polling station in Philadelphia into a day-long “steal the election” meme fueled by Don Jr., Steve Bannon, and Diamond and Silk.
Mexico’s War Against Crime Will Be Led by a Woman for the First Time Ever
As violent crime skyrockets in Mexico, Rosa Icela Rodríguez will lead the fight against insecurity.
News24.com | Child sex crimes: ConCourt reserves judgment in matter involving UK fugitive living in Cape Town
Lee Nigel Tucker has been on the run from child sex charges in the United Kingdom. The offences were allegedly committed in South Wales in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Forum sets out vision for financial system that includes environmental, social values
Changes need to be made to the way financial decisions are made to ensure economic activities are not coming at the expense of the environment, according to New Zealand’s Sustainable Finance Forum.
Surin lottery vendors seek probe into B400m fraud
A group of lottery vendors in Surin province has lodged a complaint with the Department of Special Investigation over an alleged lottery sale fraud which caused damage worth about 400 million baht to over 100 vendors.
Letter: ‘Whether or not Mr. Peterson was involved in drug crime, he should not have feared for his life, and he should not be dead, over something as trivial as drugs’
Vancouver resident Rachel Ross shares her thoughts on the recent officer-involved shooting death of 21-year-old Kevin Peterson Jr.