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Health Ministry proposes easing restrictions on gathering, other privileges for vaccinated people 2021-05-17 LETA/TBT Staff RIGA - On assessing Covid-19 transmission risks, the Health Ministry has proposed a number of privileges for vaccinated people and those who have recovered from Covid-19, including more extensive rights to assembly, attend various events, exercise and receive services, the health ministers adviser Lasma Bindere informed LETA.  According to the Health Ministrys plan, alr...

How to succeed in the European Universities Initiative The European Union has published European Universities Factsheets giving comparative information on the 41 European Universities Initiative (EUI) alliances currently in operation and making themselves ready for the mid-term review of the EUI later in 2021. At the call of the two first rounds of the EUI it was explicitly stated by the EU Commission that the selected alliances are to serve as role models for “the path towards the EHEA [Eur...

2021-04-28 12:05:30 Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/. The first meeting of the Integrated Coordination Group (ICG) in COVID-19 response, initiated jointly by the Deputy Prime Minister and UN Resident Coordinator, was held virtually on April 27 with the participation of more than 60 participants including Government representatives, Ambassadors, Humanitarians as well as Development Partners and UN Agencies. The ICG was established to coordinate COVID-19 related efforts of multiple stakehol...

Newsflash 2 hours ago A major milestone was reached for the hosts of the 2025 Alpine and Nordic World Ski Championships as the two hosts, Trondheim (NOR) and Saalbach (AUT) hosted their first Coordination Group meetings last week. The official kick-off meetings were a bit more delayed than the usual programme when hosting the World Championships as all parties had hoped that an in-person meeting would be possible to start the journey. But ultimate...

A Russian botnet group called Prometei is exploiting unpatched Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities to mine cryptocurrency across the world, a new report by

Cryptomining Campaign Leverages MS Exchange Server Flaw Twitter Get Permission A Russian botnet group called Prometei is exploiting critical Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities to mine cryptocurrency from various organizations across the world, a new report by security firm Cybereason finds. Cybereason notes the Russian campaign is targeting victim organizations to install monero cryptominer on corporate endpoints, adding that the group appears to be financially-motivated. "The threat ...

11:26 21.04.2021 Buses with titushki detained in Kharkiv region, which were sent by pro-Russian political force to hold protest actions 2 min read As part of large-scale anti-terrorist exercises that are now taking place in Kharkiv region, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) thwarted an attempt by several groups of goon gangs "titushki" (a total of more than 60 people) to penetrate the territory of the region. "Buses with titushki were detained at the entrances to ...

White House Stands Down SolarWinds, Exchange Response Groups Twitter Deputy National Security Adviser Anne Neuberger (Source: C-SPAN) The White House announced Monday that it is "standing down" two Unified Coordination Groups that were created to coordinate the federal response to the SolarWinds supply chain attack and attacks on vulnerable on-premises Microsoft Exchange email servers. Anne Neuberger, the deputy national security adviser for cyber and emerging technology whos overseeing the Bi...

Feds Discover Additional Microsoft Exchange Vulnerabilities The U.S. National Security Agency discovered and notified Microsoft of two Exchange Server vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to persistently access and control enterprise networks. By Michael Novinson April 13, 2021, 06:07 PM EDT The U.S. National Security Agency discovered and notified Microsoft of two Exchange Server vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to persistently access and control e...

NSA alerts Microsoft to "series of critical vulnerabilities" in Microsoft Exchange email app By Olivia Gazis Updated on: April 13, 2021 / 8:04 PM / CBS News The National Security Agency (NSA) said Tuesday that it had alerted Microsoft to "a series of critical vulnerabilities" in the Microsoft Exchange email application, prompting the company to issue a new patch.   In a blog post, Microsoft said it had "not seen" the vulnerabilities used against its customers, but urge...