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Mrvan seeking to improve cybersecurity at federal veterans agency - Vimarsana News

Mrvan seeking to improve cybersecurity at federal veterans agency

If Region Congressman Frank J. Mrvan gets his way military veterans never again will have their personal information compromised because of lax cybersecurity at the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Computer hackers | South China Morning Post - Vimarsana News

Computer hackers | South China Morning Post

A computer hacker is an online security expert who exploits weaknesses in a computer system or network. The term 'white hat' refers to hackers who operate for non-malicious reasons, for example, testing security systems for large companies. A 'black hat' is a hacker driven by malice or personal gain. A 'grey' hat usually hacks a system to point out a security flaw, then offers to fix it for a fee. 

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Computer hackers break into Missouri agency database - Vimarsana News

Computer hackers break into Missouri agency database

The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education said Wednesday that the personal information of at least three educators was breached by computer hackers.

Source: kshb.com
U.S. Threatens Legal Action Against Government Contractors Who Hide Computer System Hacks - Vimarsana News

U.S. Threatens Legal Action Against Government Contractors Who Hide Computer System Hacks

"For too long, companies have chosen silence under the mistaken belief that it's less risky to hide a breach," Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco said.

JBS Meats CEO Says Paying $11m to Hackers Was 'Right Thing for Customers' - Vimarsana News

JBS Meats CEO Says Paying $11m to Hackers Was 'Right Thing for Customers'

The CEO said that the company paid the ransom to prevent any negative impacts on restaurants, grocery stores and farmers.