Page 10 - Rumor Control News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Tuesday, December 22, 2020 In April of this year, which seems far longer than eight months ago, we posted about an alert from federal agencies warning that cyber threat actors were exploiting the coronavirus pandemic to fuel phishing and other attacks. Those efforts have continued throughout the year with attackers now retooling their messaging around the COVID-19 vaccine. Criminal threat actors know millions are clamoring for information about the vaccine and are working to meet that demand with false information, largely through phishing attacks. According to an alert from the New...

Russia’s Latest Cyberattack Highlights Moscow’s Boldness The Russian cyberespionage group is thought to have gained backdoor access to hundreds of entities, such as the United States Treasury, Department of Commerce, and Department of Homeland Security, and many other private and government entities. The Russian Cyber-Bear has roared once again. The notorious Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) 29, or Cozy Bear, seems to have forgone hibernation this winter in order to continue carrying out a months-long, ambitious, and creative supply chain attack against a server management and performanc...

US President Donald Trump and his supporters have been claiming that the outcome of the US Presidential Election was a fraudulent one, making way for

They a blaming the puerto rican government for being corrupt. remaining with us. tamara keith and josh gerstein. the president retweeted fema, we have created a rumor control page updated. during disasters, it's critical to avoid spreading false information. i wonder if that's the death toll on puerto rico watch does the npr style book say about an era where we are covering presidents denying death tolls on u.s. territories involving u.s. citizens? >> well, at this time we keep doing fact checks and at this point we check the fact before the statement and after the statement.

Function in the military. and so they are held accountable, certainly, by their conduct but, this is all just rumor control. and so that's the sad part about this. >> harris: interesting. i'm reading now from your statement i expect admiral jackson to face the same amount of scrutiny for the physician in the senate as any other nominee for cabinet position. we will be watching for it. sir, thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me. >> harris: for more, let's bring in christopher, contributor from the hill. military police sergeant and republican pratt gist. great to see you today. >...