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US prosecutors indicted two alleged leaders of a white supremacist group for using Telegram to solicit attacks on Black, Jewish, LGBTQ people, and immigrants.
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Federal prosecutors unveiled charges Monday against two alleged leaders of a white supremacist group, claiming the pair used Telegram to solicit attacks on Black, Jewish, LGBTQ people and immigrants aiming to incite a race war.
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Remarks as Prepared for Delivery Good afternoon. My name is Kristen Clarke, Assistant Attorney General of the Civil Rights Division at the Justice Department. Joining me are Assistant Attorney General Matthew Olsen of the Justice Department’s National Security Division, U.S. Attorney Philip Talbert for the Eastern District of California and FBI Deputy Assistant Director for…
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Good afternoon. I’m Matt Olsen, and I am the Assistant Attorney General for National Security.
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The White House Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD) has released a guide to improve the security of the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). BGP is essential to internet operation for more than 70,000 independent networks, as internet traffic is directed between networks via the BGP to determine the destinations reachable through those networks. The BGP…
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New Labour government pushes for International Tribunal to prosecute Russian leaders for aggression
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The newly elected Labour government is aiming to accelerate global efforts to establish a tribunal capable of trying Russian officials for crimes of aggression in Ukraine, according to Lord Chancellor Shabana Mahmood. This initiative seeks to breathe new life into a process that has faced numerous hurdles over the past two years.
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Members of the Ministry of the Interior of the Sarajevo Canton arrested one of the leaders of the Skaljar clan, Ognjen Orašanin, in the Sarajevo settlement of Otoka, for whom an Interpol warrant was issued, security agencies confirmed to Srna.
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Although some employees will be more affected by AI than others, training should be available to all, Brown adds. “Companies should also invest in developing and enhancing skills for all employees — from the C-suite down,” he says. “Democratizing access to training for all employees, including those at the top, means everyone can contribute and…
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Enterprises are facing a rapidly changing privacy landscape, in which some laws contradict each other, while struggling to reduce costs and gain visibility into their privacy risks.
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IT Army of Ukraine Our cyber operations continue to be effective thanks to the dedication of everyone involved. Here are the top contributors this week:
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Research from the GuidePoint Research and Intelligence Team highlights a sophisticated, ongoing phishing campaign that has targeted over 130 organizations. This campaign targets employees by mimicking the VPN providers their organizations use, registering domain names that are similar to the legitimate domain names.
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An airplane carrying South African President Cyril Ramaphosa arrives in Bejing ahead of the 2024 Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation – Copyright POOL/AFP TINGSHU WANG
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With artificial intelligence cemented into the ether of modern life, any concerns about its negligent or criminal impact are quickly dismissed as being anti-progress.
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) urged the leaders of the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Wednesday to immediately investigate and cease their personnel from ill-treating and torturing, summarily executing and mutilating the dead bodies of individuals in their custody.
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U.S. cybersecurity leaders said they are hard at work studying the systems and technology that can withstand an oncoming wave of quantum cryptography tools — which they believe will eventually be able to disrupt critical infrastructure and other important systems.
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A recent survey by Onymos and Enterprise Strategy Group highlighted growing concerns among U.S. technology leaders regarding the security threats posed by software-as-a-service applications, TechRepublic reports.
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