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Image To the Editor: The stark contrast in endowments between the Ivies and Howard University, while not surprising, is, paradoxically, shocking. The enormous Ivy endowments were typically seeded by individuals whose fortunes were earned through the slave trade or as slave owners, as well as by industrialists who prospered from the cheap cotton picked by slaves. To this day, Ivy endowments grow with gifts derived from white privilege. Meanwhile, racial discrimination and systemic racism have hampered the ability of graduates of historically black colleges and universities (H.B.C.U.s) to accum...

QNAP NAS devices under ransomware attack April 26, 2021 QNAP NAS devices under ransomware attack QNAP NAS device owners are once again under attack by ransomware operators, who are exploiting a recently fixed vulnerability to lock data on vulnerable devices by using the 7-Zip open-source file archiver utility. According to Lawrence Abrams, the ransomware gang has managed to “earn” $260,000 in five days, as many unfortunate victims decided to pay the ransom of 0.01 Bitcoins (around $550) to receive the password that would unlock their files. What happened? CVE-2020-36195, an SQL injection ...