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CBP details Chicago airport counterfeit mask seizure - Homeland Preparedness News

Homeland Preparedness News Tuesday, March 9, 2021 by Douglas Clark © Shutterstock Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers assigned to the International Mail Facility (IMF) at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport recently seized suspicious 3M N95 type masks with a 3M trademark. Officers assigned to the Port of Chicago seized parcels arriving from Colombia. Personnel inspected the shipment to determine the admissibility of the parcels and their contents. Officers noticed an unfamiliar chemical smell coming from the 136 boxes containing the masks, in addition to grammatical errors on the 3M packaging. CBP Import Specialists determined the shipment of 3M masks infringed upon the 3M trademark and National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health NIOSH trademark, resulting in 65,280 masks being seized.

Oldsmar water plant cyberattack prompts reviews of Southwest Florida utilities

Naples Daily News Two Southwest Florida utilities said they use remote access in their computer systems at water treatment plants but have security measures in place to protect water supplies from events like what happened in Oldsmar last month. Bonita Springs Utilities and Marco Island told the Daily News they have remote access to their computer systems, a vulnerability cited when the Oldsmar water plant was hacked.  BSU has in place certain protocols that make an attack like Oldsmar less likely, BSU spokeswoman Jennifer Hamilton said in an email. Hamilton said remote access for BSU is limited to approved vendors and staff access through secure firewall configurations.  

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