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The D.C. Metropolitan Police Department said that there were at least three people shot, including two adult males and a juvenile female.

Congregation Sinai's Blueline 360 Rapid Alert System   June 4, 2021 With the dramatic recent rise in antisemitic and hate crimes, Congregation Sinai has become the very first Groveland business to install the new state-of-the-art Blueline 360 Active Threat Early Alert System. They have installed hardened windows, doors and other protective measures for the safety of their membership. They also have developed a close relationship with the Groveland police, to have extra surveillance on hand during all temple activities. Endorsed by Chief Ramsey and the Groveland Police Department, Blueline 36...

All Lakeville Area Schools closed due to 'active threat' Police say they are aggressively investigating a "communicated threat." Author: All Lakeville Area Schools are closed due to what the district describes as an "active threat." In an emergency alert, the district said: "All Lakeville Area schools and facilities will be closed until further notice on Friday, May 21 due to an active threat under investigated by the Lakeville Police Department. "All K-12 students will participate in distance learning from home. All staff should work remotely." A further statement on its website says that st...

10 March 2021, 3:23 am EST By Crypto mining malware continue their attack on the Network-Attached Storage (NAS) NAS are products of QNAP, a popular Taiwanese storage manufacturer. It is similar to an external storage device that can be expandable up to 16 Terabytes. The researchers first discovered the malware at Qihoo 360's Network Security Research Lab (360 Netlab). The attack happens in two segments. The attacker gains control of the QNAP device and runs arbitrary commands. 360 Netlab reports on March 2, 2021, about attacks through the QNAP NAS devices via unauthorized remote command exec...

White House Cites 'Active Threat,' Urges Action Despite Microsoft Patch White House Cites 'Active Threat,' Urges Action Despite Microsoft Patch The White House official, in a statement, said the administration was making "a whole of government response." A Microsoft representative said it was working with the government and others to help guide customers Washington: The White House on Sunday urged computer network operators to take further steps to gauge whether their systems were targeted amid a hack of Microsoft Corp's Outlook email program, saying a recent software patch still left se...