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Currie Dixon, the leader of the Yukon Party, was quick to pay tribute to Jack Cable on Thursday morning. The longtime Liberal politician and former Commissioner died Wednesday. “My colleagues and I are saddened to hear of the passing of former Yukon Liberal Party leader Jack Cable,” Dixon said. “Known as ‘Gentleman Jack,’ he was respected by members of all parties during his tenure as a member of the Yukon Legislative Assembly for Riverside from 1992 to 2000. “His conduct and demeanor in the assembly were a reminder of what we should aspire to and enabled him to work constructiv...

Jack Cable, a former commissioner, MLA and well-known lawyer, passed away Wednesday. His daughter, Sue Edelman, spoke eloquently about him Thursday afternoon during an interview with the Star. She didn’t hesitate for an instant when asked to provide one word that described her father. “Curious,” she said. “He was always curious, always interested in things.” Cable, she added, liked to experiment as well. At one point, he was trying to grow wheat in the front yard of their Riverdale home. That experiment was a failure, she recalled wryly, but it made the family home an instant attrac...

By Juha Saarinen on Jul 9, 2021 10:25AM Source: Ransomwhere. Aims to provide transparency. A former United States government cyber security researcher has launched a crowd-sourced ransomware payments tracking website that can be used to trace ransoms paid to criminals in the bitcoin cryptocurrency. Called Ransomwhere, the site was launched by Jack Cable who worked for the US government Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA). He now collaborates with former Facebook chief information security officer Alex Stamos and ...

Up to 1,500 businesses could be affected by a cyberattack carried out by a Russian group. Video -0:00 White House Says Combatting Ransomware Attacks Is a ‘Priority’ Last week, a number of small- and medium-sized businesses were hit by a major cyberattack, causing other companies around the world to fear the same. The Biden administration said it’s working to prevent further cyberattacks. The increase in ransomware attacks far predated the president taking office, and it is something that from Day 1, he has made a priority and has asked his team to focus on where we can have an impact, h...

'Apex predators': Why the Kaseya ransomware attack has experts worried Kevin Collier © Provided by NBC News A cybercriminal gang's spree over the Fourth of July weekend ended up infecting more than 1,500 organizations around the world with ransomware, according to the cybersecurity company Huntress. But it's not the number of victims that's keeping experts up at night. The gang used a level of planning and sophistication closer to high-level, government-backed hackers, rather than a mere criminal operation, they say. The hackers behind the spree, the Russian-speaking ransomw...