The Cybersecurity 202: Cybersecurity pros are split on banning ransomware payments
Some say they fund criminal activity. Others fear a payment ban could force victims out of business.
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Some say they fund criminal activity. Others fear a payment ban could force victims out of business.
Senate President Karen Fann and her auditors clearly screwed up when they accused Maricopa County of deleting files. But when did they apologize?
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View Comments Add to the list of conspiracy addicts getting their daily fix of fantasy fraud at Arizona’s sham election audit the hopelessly hooked Trump junkies from QAnon. Yes, it appears that folks who identify with the originators of the unhinged assertion that the United States (perhaps even the world) is controlled by a coterie of Satan-worshipping pedophiles operating out of the basement of a Washington, D.C., pizza parlor are among those with their fingers on our ballots. Imagine that. How many clowns can fit in this car? Afterall, the Arizona Senate Republicans behind the sham audi...