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By Peter Elkind, Jack Gillum, ProPublica Feb 02, 2021 This article was first posted on ProPublica. As America struggles to assess the damage from the devastating SolarWinds cyberattack discovered in December, ProPublica has learned of a promising defense that could shore up the vulnerability the hackers exploited: a system the federal government funded but has never required its vendors to use. The massive breach, which U.S. intelligence agencies say was “likely Russian in origin,” penetrated the computer systems of critical federal agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security...

Back a bit? >> here are some of the responses so far. >> spencer austin i would question the airlines hiring process and wonder what kind of meds the pilot was on and ask questions. >> robert beverly also tweeted us. he said what would i be doing? i would be looking for the federal air marshals. where were they? >> from justice he says i would do what the passengers did neutralize the captain so he doesn't hurt himself or other passengers. thanks for your responses. >> what would you do? >> i would be scared to death. i would like to believe i would jump on him but i am not so sure. >> you nev...

he even told them to say the lord's prayer. >> he was running down the aisle he was screaming afghanistan there's a bomb. i got to get in the cockpit. then he started banging on the cockpit door. >> he started yelling it's going to blow up or they are going to blow it up. >> initially acting unusual in the cockpit. the co pilot told him to go to the bathroom. the co pilot changed the code to the lock and he got locked out. that's what he caused a scene lowing himself against the cockpit door trying to open an emergency exit. here's what the co pilot told air traffic control just befo...

when they arrived, they found dean perkins outside his home. he said that his wife was inside with access to guns. during the standoff, she pointed a gun at officers. after several attempts to make contact, the standoff ended around 4:30 this morning as police ended -- entered the home and found the woman dead from may gunshot wound. we will have the latest on this developing story tonight at 11:00 -- at 5:00. this is wbal-tv 11 news at noon in hd. tony hayward is taking questions on capitol hill. to he understands the anger that many feel for the company. >> on capitol hill today, t...

a nice walk on a leash is routine for many dogs, but in this case, it is remarkable. the pit bull mix was near death last month when he was down tethered to a poll in southwest baltimore. >> he had a lead on that was so tight he could not even sit down. >> he had been left there overnight, and no one called for help. >> the malnourished dog was turned over to animal control. >> as much as he was been through and the way he looked, he was still wagging his tail and happy to see as. >> the outcome for other abused animals is often much more grim. tuesday, patrol officers found a dead d...