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Salem City Manager appoints interim police chief - Vimarsana News

Salem City Manager appoints interim police chief

Salem City Manager, Chris Dorsey, has announced who will serve as the Interim Police Chief for the City of Salem as the community bids farewell to retiring Police Chief, Mike Crawley.

Source: wsls.com
Salem names interim police chief - Vimarsana News

Salem names interim police chief

Deputy Chief Derek Weeks, 49, has been with the department for 23 years, the city said Wednesday.

Derek Weeks named Interim Salem Police Chief as Mike Crawley retires - Vimarsana News

Derek Weeks named Interim Salem Police Chief as Mike Crawley retires

Weeks began his law enforcement career serving four years with the Roanoke City Sheriff’s Office before joining the Salem Police Department in 2001.

Source: wset.com
Brisbane high school closes after teenage student tests positive to COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Brisbane high school closes after teenage student tests positive to COVID-19

Share on Twitter A 17-year-old female student at Indooroopilly State High School in Brisbane's inner west has tested positive for COVID-19.  Queensland Health Minister Yvette D'Ath said the case is being treated in hospital as a precaution. Health authorities believe the student was infectious in the community for three days, since 27 July. READ MORE "There is very little more information at this stage. We have yet to receive genomic sequencing on which variant the case has or whether it is linked to other outbreaks." Ms D'Ath said the student's family of five people, in the Bris...

Source: sbs.com.au
You've got millions of open-source software components to choose from... and so do cybercriminals • The Register - Vimarsana News

You've got millions of open-source software components to choose from... and so do cybercriminals • The Register

Just who is running your favourite project these days? Joseph Martins Wed 17 Feb 2021 // 20:00 UTC Share Copy Sponsored In November 2020, the JavaScript registry npm flashed a security advisory that a library called twilio-npm harboured malicious code which could backdoor any machine it was downloaded to. Perhaps the most troubling aspect of this tale is that this was the seventh such malicious package found on npm within a month, a stark illustration of the effort that cybercriminals are making to insert themselves into the open source software supply chain. Between F...