From WikiLeaks to Colonial Pipeline, a History of Cyberattacks in the U.S.
From WikiLeaks to the SolarWinds hack, these events have changed the way America approaches cybersecurity.
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From WikiLeaks to the SolarWinds hack, these events have changed the way America approaches cybersecurity.
From WikiLeaks to Colonial Pipeline, a history of cyberattacks in the US By Madison Troyer of Stacker | From WikiLeaks to Colonial Pipeline, a history of cyberattacks in the US During the first quarter of 2020, cybercrimes were up 273% compared to the same time the year before. While cyberattacks have generally been increasing over the last couple of decades, the chaos of the pandemic only expedited the rate at which companies and governments experienced breaches. Some crimes have been directly linked to the pandemic, like those that attempted to gain access to individuals’ bank accoun...
Worried your friend is an extremist? Facebook wants to help Brandon Sapienza Facebook is now asking some users in the United States if they, or someone they know, have been subject to extremist content, and if they believe certain posts might have radicalized a friend. The odd questions came from the tech giant’s Redirect Initiative, whose goal it is to prevent extremism from pervading through the social network. “We are partnering with NGOs (non-governmental organizations) and academic experts in this space and hope to have more to share in the future,” said a Facebook ...
Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse. In case of abuse, On the 28 th of November 2010, pandemonium spread among foreign ministries throughout the world as WikiLeaks began publishing some 250,000 diplomatic cables sent between US missions around the world and the State Department in Washington. These cables included frank assessments by US diplomats...