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On the encrypted app telegram, there are currently 2,500 active sellers around the world. that's a number that's going up. mark ostrowski's company, check point software, looked into it. >> not only is that number of groups going up, but also the number of followers that are part of that group, is also going up. and that's where we see a larger increase-- almost 600%. >> reporter: with more than 700 colleges and universities now requiring proof of vaccination, some returning students are cheating the system-- and putting lives in danger. >> when you use a fake covid card, you are really puttin...

Families to receive child tax credit checks Option to opt out is available StoryBlocks Filing your tax return isn't always simple, and this year's process will be different for many. Posted at 6:43 PM, Jul 15, 2021 and last updated 2021-07-15 23:40:36-04 DENVER — More than half a million Coloradans woke up Thursday morning with extra money in their bank account or extra money on the way. It is the first of six monthly child tax credit payments from the IRS. Democrats passed this change as part of the stimulus package earlier this year. Parents making less than $150,000 get $250 per mont...

AI Trends June 10, 2021 By John P. Desmond, AI Trends Editor   Ransomware attacks are ramping up. A former US Attorney suggests that a “surge” in cybersecurity protection is needed to counter the increasing number of attacks from cyber criminals. Other experts say cybersecurity best practices should be applied to plug holes.   The CBS news magazine   60 Minutes on June 6 included a segment on ransomware, which outlined how the largest meat producer in America (JBS) was forced to close for several days, three weeks after a primary source of gasoline ...

In April, REvil (short for Ransomware Evil), demonstrated the use of a tactic called triple extortion, according to security researchers.

If it seems like complex cyberattacks are happening more often and on a larger scale, that's because they are, according to cybersecurity experts.