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brian kilmeade is here. we begin with the report from special counsel john durham. nearly four year since the beginning of his investigation of the origins of the trump-russia collusion narrative. the special counsel concluded the fbi and department of justice failed to uphold their mission of strict fidelity to the law. pastor g sherry committee chairman j jim jordan inviting m to capitol hill. mainstream media and democrats trying to write off the term report is nothing new. >> durham's whole thing is that rabbit hole conspiracy. >> it's a predictable, sad ending to an investigatio...

That we should somehow tolerate -- not only tolerate but accept threats of violence and the like. these are the same people that just a moment ago were arguing tweets make you feel unsafe your presence is a white male make me feel unsafe. what say you to that? >> brian: one of the series of idiotic statements i saw friday was next time someone yells at you, ask is there something wrong? the answer would be asked. what are you so angry about? those of the types of conversations you have with schizophrenic people who are out because they checked themselves out of a mental institution. alvin brag...

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Diagram of attack scenario (Source: Forescout and JSOF) Forescout Research Labs and the Israeli security firm JSOF have found nine Domain Name System vulnerabilities affecting four TCP/IP stacks that, if exploited, could lead to remote code execution or denial-of-service attacks - potentially on millions of devices. The group of vulnerabilities, dubbed Name:Wreck, affects the FreeBSD, IPNet, NetX and Nucleus NET stacks. The widespread use of these stacks, together with external exposure of the vulnerable DNS clients, could dramatically increase the attack surface for organizations, JSOF says...