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Pointed out, which is that the november election's success was in the fact that more people voted than ever before. extraordinary high turnout. and we have to see the spread of this information as an effort not just to placate a former candidate or former president but to suppress the vote in the future. deter people from participating. cause people to lose faith in our democracy, and disengage. so that people don't turn out in high numbers in the future. >> yeah. i mean, secretary hobbs, if this was just, you know, sour grapes and people wringing their hands and complaining about something th...

Spread of misinformation as an effort not just to placate a former candidate or president but suppress the vote in the future, deter people from participating, cause people to lose faith in our democracy and di disengage so people don't turn out in high numbers in the future. >> if this was just, you know, the sour grapes and people ringing their hands and complaining about something that happened in the past, that would be one thing but now you god legislatures around the country trying to pass laws based on these lies. observers work on behalf of your office and seen i understand a number of...

Accellion's Failure to Warn RBNZ of Security Flaws Led to Hack Jun 2, 2021 08:35 GMT   ·  Comment      RBNZ Hack The Reserve Bank of New Zealand was hacked after Accellion failed to post a warning about an actively exploited vulnerability with available patches in its File Transfer Appliance (FTA), according to Itnews.   While Accellion had updates available for its FTA product in December 2020 and was alerted to the vulnerability by security vendor FireEye as early as the 16th of the same month, the RBNZ was not notified of the issue. KPMG found in a commissioned post-mortem...

Siemens released updates to fix PCLs serious vulnerabilities

Security News in Review: Biden Administration Aims to Disrupt Ransomware Gangs Community Chats Webinars Library Security News in Review: Biden Administration Aims to Disrupt Ransomware Gangs This week in Security News in Review, you’ll find plans from the U.S. government on disrupting threat actor networks, more action from the DarkSide gang, and FIN7 masquerading as a security analysis firm.  US government plans to disrupt hackers behind Colonial Pipeline ransomware, Biden says — In the wake of the Colonial Pipeline being hamstrung by ransomware this past week, President Biden...