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About 60% of Minnesotans 16 and older have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. State officials would like the figure to get to 70%. One would think getting to 70 from 60 would be relatively easy, especially given that the supply of vaccines is up and the state is even encouraging walk-in vaccinations.
Gov. Tim Walz has promised to end the state’s mask mandate for public indoor places as soon as we get to 70 percent, or by July 1 at the latest.
And yet the pace of Minnesotans lining up for a vaccination is slowing. It may be old story of the low-hanging fruit those people who want the vaccine, who believe in its efficacy and to want to make themselves and others safer have been getting vaccinated. Those who are reluctant, who have been hearing the anti-vax message about the posisble side effects or who still think the COVID-19 pandemic is some kind of conspiracy will be a tougher sell. ....

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Cyber criminals hiding out in the former Soviet Union struck at a major U.S. oil pipeline company this week, hitting Colonial Pipeline with a ransomware attack that force the pipeline to shut down temporarily.
The pipeline, which provides about 45 percent of the fuel to the Eastern seaboard, is expected to start up before the lack of service creates problems, price spikes and shortages, but this attack is one more example of the danger of this type of crime.
Ransomware attacks occur when hackers break into a company or agency’s computer system, scramble their data and demand large payments before it gives them the key to unscramble. The hacker gang in this case, called Dark Side, claims it is only in it for profit and doesn’t attack targets like hospitals, schools or government, but that’s small reassurance. ....

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