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War in Ukraine highlights vulnerability of critical energy infrastructure | Environment | All topics from climate change to conservation | DW

Keeping energy supplies safe from hackers is becoming more important as countries decarbonize their economies and modernize electricity grids.

Concern growing over potential Russian cyberattacks against West

Cyber security experts in Massachusetts are offering advice as to how you can protect yourself against a cyberattack.

Shields up: How a possible cyberattack could affect Americans and how to prepare

As national security experts warn of potential cyberattacks from Russia, tech experts say organizations and everyday Americans can prepare now.

WikiLeaks' CIA Document Dump: What You Need to Know

Julian Assange announced the massive WikiLeaks CIA document dump will be the first of a series of leaks concerning the intelligence agency.

Holding Electricity for Ransom

Launching a Ransomware Attack Against a Nation Is Far Easier Than You Think

cyberattack news & latest pictures from Newsweek.com

Fact check: Hackers use similar looking characters in phishing schemes

The claim: Hackers use visually similar characters to deceive people in online phishing schemes Online attackers bent on stealing personal information are using a visual deception to trick people into visiting malicious websites, a post circulating on social media claims. The April 20 Facebook post shows two web addresses that, at first glance, appear identical. A closer look, though, shows that one character – in this case, the letter “a” – is slightly different in each one. “An average internet user can easily fall for this,” the post reads. “Be careful for every mail requiring you to click on a link.” The post has been shared hundreds of times on Facebook.

Why can't the Massachusetts vaccine website work better?

Why didn’t the Massachusetts vaccine website work better? Baker acknowledged his administration didn’t prepare for the heavy traffic from opening vaccinations to people age 65 and older By Hiawatha Bray Globe Staff,Updated February 18, 2021, 7:48 p.m. Email to a Friend Stickers to those who got the vaccine.David L. Ryan/Globe Staff Massachusetts is a global leader in heavy-duty technology fields such as robotics and artificial intelligence, yet the state government continues to have a nightmarish time running a simple website to let residents easily book COVID-19 vaccine appointments. The latest and most spectacular failure occurred Thursday morning, when the state’s main vaccine scheduling site repeatedly crashed under heavy traffic from thousands of newly eligible residents chasing the few available appointments. It resumed service later in the day.

Five years of flying the Northumberland flag with pride

FROM street parties to giant stotties and Guinness World Record attempts. That's the legacy of an event which has made such an impact on the Tyne Valley and beyond over the past half decade. The annual Northumberland Day has become a leading event on the county's calendar, celebrating the county's culture, heritage and people. And while it couldn't take place as normal due to the coronavirus pandemic last spring, Northumberland Day proved it could still be a real hit with a host of online activities. The celebration was the brainchild of Dr Stuart Madnick, the American businessman who grew to love the Tyne Valley and Northumberland as a whole.