Hacking group that targeted D.C. police briefly posts internal police files Peter Hermann Hackers who apparently infiltrated the D.C. police department’s computer network briefly posted personnel files of at least five current and former officers, a gambit one security expert says was to prove the group’s threats are real. The documents posted Wednesday ran into the hundreds of pages and included names, Social Security numbers, phone numbers, financial and housing records, job histories and polygraph assessments, according to Brett Callow, an analyst for the New Zealand-based cybersecurity company Emsisoft, which has been tracking the hack. The hacking group called Babuk had warned police in a statement to “get in touch as soon as possible and pay us, otherwise we will publish the data.” D.C. officials have not commented on whether they are in communication with the group.
NZâs Infratil to buy stake in radiology firm for $254 million By Syndicated Content
Apr 28, 2021 | 4:01 PM
(Reuters) â Infratil Ltd executed an agreement to buy a stake in New Zealand-based radiology provider Pacific Radiology Group for up to NZ$350 million ($254.21 million), the energy and transport infrastructure investor said on Thursday.
Infratil will buy between 50.1% and 60% of Pacific Radiology, in a move that marks its shift toward the healthcare sector after it announced a strategic review of its assets and acquired a diagnostic imaging firm in Australia last year.
($1 = 1.3768 New Zealand dollars)
(Reporting by Sameer Manekar in Bengaluru; Editing by Devika Syamnath)
The Upcycled Food Movement Is Making a Major Impact in Reducing Food Waste Here s How to Get Started Maki Yazawa
Aside from the usual cans, plastics, and paper, recycling can go
way beyond your typical packaging materials. Take your recycling game up a level by upcycling food to help combat climate change and reduce food waste. According to the Upcycled Food Association, upcycled foods use ingredients that otherwise would not have gone to human consumption, are procured and produced using verifiable supply chains, and have a positive impact on the environment. This is an incredibly important initiative, as a staggering 6 percent of all global greenhouse gas emissions come from food loss and waste, most of which is contributed by consumers themselves.
April 28, 2021 8:54 PMPleasure
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ZEALAND Best-selling New Zealand adult toy Kama will become available globally May 3 through a new distribution deal with New Zealand distributor Wholesale Solutions.
Kama is a hands-free dual stimulation adult toy by Share Satisfaction, a New Zealand-based sex toy brand launched in October 2020. Kama is one of 150 products in the range and is the only product currently sold exclusively through online adult retailer Adulttoymegastore. Kama became the retailer’s third best-selling adult toy for 2020 within two months and has received numerous five-star reviews.
Commented Wholesale Solutions business and product development manager Taslim Parsons, “It’s such a buzz that Kama has taken off like it has. I’m so proud of the product, range and the work we’ve done. It’s great to know you’re bringing so much pleasure to the world.