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© getty A court in Texas has authorized the FBI to fix malware in hundreds of hacked servers in the U.S. running certain versions of Microsoft Exchange Server software. The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced the operation Tuesday, saying the FBI would "copy and remove" so-called web shells, or “pieces of code or scripts that enable remote administration,” as part of the effort. The DOJ’s move came after it was revealed in March that a hacking group supported by the Chinese government had exploited security flaws in the Microsoft email application. Other hacking groups sought to inf...

HOUSTON ‐ A 60-year-old Richmond man is now in custody on charges of making false statements in his scheme to defraud Medicare, announced Acting U.S. Attorney Jennifer B. Lowery.  

Waller Co. DA investigator indicted on drug, money laundering charges Published:  Updated:  Tags:  HOUSTON – An investigator with the Waller County District Attorney’s Office has been indicted on drug and money laundering charges, Acting U.S. Attorney Jennifer Lowery announced Tuesday. Mohamed Ahmed “Alex” Kassem, 46, of Houston, has been charged with attempting to possess with the intent to distribute heroin and attempting to launder drug proceeds. Kassem is expected to appear before U.S. Magistrate Judge Peter Bray at 2 p.m. Wednesday. The charges filed Wednesday allege Kassem wa...

Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 4 April 2021 Posted on Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows: FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Anchored by Chris Wallass: National Economic Council Director Brian Deese; Sen. Roy Blunt (RINO-Mo.); Author Michael Osterholm (“Deadliest Enemy: Our War Against Killer Germs”). Senate Chaplain Barry Black. Panel: Doug Heye; Kristin Soltis Anderson; Whine Williams. MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Hosted by Chuck U. Toad: Phony bicycle rider Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg; Sen. Roger Wicker (RINO-Miss.). Author Michael Osterholm (“Dead...

Mānuka honey producers have been reaping the profits of selling pots of gold in recent years, but now there’s a surplus of non-mānuka varieties as beekeepers stockpile, hoping prices will recover. The NZ Herald’s Jane Phare looks at why the country is oozing with honey, in this Herald Premium article. It was always a Kiwi staple, honey on toast in the morning, a spoonful to help the medicine go down. It was sweet, yummy and affordable. Then, the so-called magical health benefits of mānuka honey became known worldwide causing export sales to take off. As the mānuka honey story reached ...