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How Biden can strike back against Russian hack attacks

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after another high-profile cyberattack exposed more frailties in the world’s computer systems.
Unlike the Colonial Pipeline hack, the ransomware attack on the IT software management vendor Kaseya doesn’t appear to have threatened critical infrastructure. Still, it highlights the difficulty of curbing the activities of Russian cyber criminals, who can effectively terrorize businesses around the world with impunity from sanctuaries in Russia and other former Soviet states. ....

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Where COVID-19 has and hasn't spread since states reopened: Analysis

Where COVID-19 has and hasn t spread since states reopened: Analysis
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States across US ease COVID-19 restrictions
More than 40% of American adults are now vaccinated, but the demand for shots has dropped nearly 26% in the last three weeks. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended all COVID-19 public health orders.David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images, FILE
Bars, gyms and restaurants. Those were just a few settings health experts warned could become hotbeds for COVID-19 spread as states began reopening in the spring and summer of 2020 following the first and second waves of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States. ....

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Will Mass. achieve herd immunity against the coronavirus pandemic? Maybe, experts say, but it could be difficult

Will Mass. achieve herd immunity against the coronavirus pandemic? Maybe, experts say, but it could be difficult
Martin Finucane
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People walked along Newbury Street on Tuesday afternoon. The state, with its high rate of vaccination, has a better chance than most of achieving something resembling herd immunity.
Massachusetts’ coronavirus vaccination campaign has been among the most successful in the country, with 57.3 percent of residents 3.9 million people having received at least a first shot of the vaccines as of earlier this week, according to federal data.
That progress has people wondering if the state can vaccinate enough people to reach herd immunity. Here’s what some experts think about that prospect. ....

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Experts say the US is unlikely to reach herd immunity. But could Massachusetts?

Will Mass. achieve herd immunity against the coronavirus pandemic? Maybe, experts say, but it could be difficult
Martin Finucane
© John Tlumacki/Globe Staff
People walked along Newbury Street on Tuesday afternoon. The state, with its high rate of vaccination, has a better chance than most of achieving something resembling herd immunity.
Massachusetts’ coronavirus vaccination campaign has been among the most successful in the country, with 57.3 percent of residents 3.9 million people having received at least a first shot of the vaccines as of earlier this week, according to federal data.
That progress has people wondering if the state can vaccinate enough people to reach herd immunity. Here’s what some experts think about that prospect. ....

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