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Why Are More People Than Ever Receiving Food Stamps In Hawaii?

Kaspersky says it detected 103,573 mobile malware attempts in Malaysia last year | Malaysia

Thursday, 15 Apr 2021 10:21 PM MYT Kaspersky Asia Pacific managing director Chris Connell said cybercriminals have several tactics on their sleeves such as tricking consumers into downloading fake, legitimate-looking e-wallet apps, which actually are malware aiming to infect smartphones used for digital payments. Picture by Choo Choy May Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KUALA LUMPUR, April 15 A total of 103,573 mobile malware attempts were detected  in Malaysia last year in tandem with the increased usage of e-payment platforms, according to data from Kaspersky Security Network. Generally, 99.9 per cent of the mobile threats were targeted on Android and less than 0.1 per cent on iOS, it said.

The Hike In State Income Taxes On Top Earners Is As Good As Dead

The Hike In State Income Taxes On Top Earners Is As Good As Dead - Honolulu Civil Beat The federal COVID-19 bailout and strong objections from constituents are helping to sink the bill. Reading time: 3 minutes. A controversial tax hike that would have reaped an extra $1.8 billion over six years from the state’s highest-income taxpayers now appears almost certain to die in the House. Senate Bill 56 was passed by the state Senate on Tuesday. But supporters were dismayed to see House Speaker Scott Saiki give the measure a quadruple referral this week meaning he assigned the bill to four House committees that must each hold hearings and vote in favor of the measure before it can pass.

Hawaii Children's Action Network prioritizes bills protecting keiki services, paid sick days

Hawaii launches campaign to promote islands as remote office with a view