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We’re debuting an exclusive clip from  Sator, an atmospheric new indie horror film arriving on  February 9, 2021. The film involves a man looking for answers deep in the woods, and like most stories that involve characters venturing into the woods, things don’t turn out so well. The clip, which you can watch below, showcases how the film builds plenty of dread and menace without giving anything completely away. Sator Clip In  Sator, “Secluded in a desolate forest home to little more th...

Bidens cyber priorities zero in on Russian hack Maggie Miller © Getty Images Bidens cyber priorities zero in on Russian hack President Biden and his administration have hit the ground running on cybersecurity during his first week in office, with a particular emphasis on addressing the recent Russian hack that hit the federal government and major U.S. companies. Experts are calling the focus on cyber issues - and Bidens efforts to quickly fill key roles and push back against ...

Biden poised to pick Obama-era security veterans for 3 top cyber roles The leading candidates for the cyber positions have been described as well prepared to confront an ongoing cyber espionage crisis and other digital security challenges. President Joe Biden is expected to pick three Obama administration veterans for key roles on the National Security Council and at DHS Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. | Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Updated: Link Copied President Joe Biden i...

President Donald Trump boards Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews for his last time as President on January 20, 2021. An eleventh-hour executive order from then-president Donald Trump will require some cloud providers to log the identity of foreign clients. (Pete Marovich for The New York Times) NYTINAUG An eleventh-hour executive order from then-president Donald Trump will require infrastructure-as-a-service providers to log the identity of foreign clients. Tho...

Why Russia’s Overseas Spies Keep Getting Caught Amy Knight © Provided by The Daily Beast Konstantin Zavrazhin/Getty Lithuania is the latest country to announce that it has busted a Russian spy ring on its soil. The allegation that two of its citizens were spying for Russia comes a few weeks after the Dutch authorities rolled up another of the Kremlin’s “substantial espionage networks.” It’s been a tumultuous few months for President Putin’s overseas espionage oper...

New coalition aims to combat growing wave of ransomware attacks Maggie Miller © iStock New coalition aims to combat growing wave of ransomware attacks A new coalition of cybersecurity and tech groups is looking to create a roadmap for countering the surge of ransomware attacks that plagued city governments, schools and hospitals in 2020. "You see ransomware as not just an increasing security threat, it is to the level of now where its putting hospitals, children, the elderly,...

The Senate often confirms some nominees on Inauguration Day. But this year it will also likely be convening Trump’s impeachment trial.

Views: Visits 12 This file photo taken over Tangerang on March 18, 2013 shows a Sriwijaya Air Boeing 737-300 aircraft, a similar model to the Indonesian airline’s Boeing 737-500 operating as flight SJY182 that lost contact during a flight from Jakarta to Pontianak on January 9, 2021. Adek BERRY / AFP A Boeing passenger jet carrying 62 people crashed into the sea minutes after taking off from the Indonesian capital Jakarta at the weekend. Here’s what we know about the disaster so fa...

Indonesian plane crash: what we know

Indonesian plane crash: what we know 234 JAKARTA, Jan 11, 2021 (BSS/AFP) – A Boeing passenger jet carrying 62 people crashed into the sea minutes after taking off from the Indonesian capital Jakarta at the weekend. Here’s what we know about the disaster so far: – What happened? – The Sriwijaya Air Boeing 737-500 was en route Saturday from Jakarta to Pontianak city on Borneo island, normally a 90-minute flight, but deviated sharply from its course shortly after take-off and went into a s...