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By Alistair Mason, PA A pioneering RAF sniffer dog has been recognised for his work in Afghanistan with the animal equivalent of the Victoria Cross. Hertz, a German shorthaired pointer, was the first – and so far only – dog in the British m...

Hertz, the first dog in the British military trained to sniff out electronic communication devices, was awarded PDSA Dickin Medal.

RAF dog Hertz has received the prestigious PDSA Dickin Medal for his life-saving devotion to duty, protecting British troops while serving in Afghanistan.

As I have argued before, the battleground for banks is now around digital sales and service experien...

Shadow code -- third-party scripts and libraries often added to web applications without security validation -- pose risks to websites and jeopardize compliance with privacy regulations, according to new research conducted by Osterman Research for PerimeterX. Third-party code leaves organizations vulnerable to digital skimming and Magecart attacks, the researchers also noted.

); //]]>//--> By John P. Mello Jr. Jun 9, 2021 4:00 AM PT A configuration error in the systems of a content delivery provider knocked out numerous websites and apps around the globe Tuesday. The provider, Fastly, which supports brands like CNN, The Guardian, the New York Times, Hulu, Reddit, HBO Max and Spotify, experienced the outage at about 5:49 a.m. Eastern time in the U.S. and began to recover at 6:39 a.m. According to National Public Radio, during the outage visitors trying to access CNN....

College works with area health care providers to provide nurse training -Nightingale College Nightingale College has more than 1,600 students enrolled nationwide, including 20 in the Coeur d’Alene area. The school began offering classes in North Idaho this year. Salt Lake City-based Nightingale College has partnered with health care providers in North Idaho to establish a nursing training program hub in Coeur d’Alene. The college is a hybrid-learning nursing program, says Jonathan Tanner,...

BACK before landlines, the internet and mobile phones became commonplace the police had one trusted resource to keep them up to date on criminal activities – the Police Gazette. This newspaper went to all police stations and featured information on wanted criminals, crimes committed, criminals who had been apprehended and missing persons. it makes for diverse and entertaining reading. Our subject appeared in the Police Gazette on November 9 1870. His name, so he claimed, was Jonathan Ta...