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Passant findet streng geheime britische Militärpläne an Bushaltestelle

Passant findet streng geheime britische Militärpläne an Bushaltestelle
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Trương Châu Hữu Danh lưu giữ nhiều tài liệu đóng dấu Mật và Tối Mật

Trương Châu Hữu Danh lưu giữ nhiều tài liệu đóng dấu Mật và Tối Mật
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Fullerton Settles Lawsuit with Bloggers Who Accessed Private Documents

Fullerton Settles Lawsuit with Bloggers Who Accessed Private Documents The City of Fullerton ended a longstanding lawsuit May 12 against a local blog and two of its contributors. The case dates back to 2019 when Joshua Ferguson and David Curlee of Friends for Fullerton’s Future blog reportedly posted confidential documents that showed the city engaging in questionable conduct. In response, the city issued a cease-and-desist letter to have the documents taken down, and when the orders weren’t followed, the city sued to have all documents returned to city hall. It also obtained a restraining order to prevent more documents from being publicly posted, although it was overturned shortly after.

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Patching the gaps in India s cybersecurity

Patching the gaps in India’s cybersecurity Updated: Updated: Doctrinal clarity and institutional coherence are essential for a robust cybersecurity posture Share Article On Sunday, February 28, there was a sensational report in The New York Times, China appears to warn India: push too hard and the lights could go out, based on investigations by a United States-based cybersecurity firm. It raised the possibility that the power outage in Mumbai, on October 13, 2020, could have been the result of an attack by a Chinese state-sponsored group. Maharashtra’s Home Minister acknowledged that a report by the Maharashtra Cyber Cell showed that the grid failure was potentially the result of “cyber sabotage”. Meanwhile, the Union Power Ministry denied that the grid failure was linked to any cybersecurity incident, and blamed human error for it. We cannot say who is right since not enough information is available in the public domain. And therein lies the rub.

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A hacker claims to have breached a law firm used by Trump and dumped legal files on the dark web, report says

Hackers posted what they said were screenshots of documents stolen from the law firm, with some marked "confidential."

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