Inspector General Report Faults Secret Service Cybersecurity Practices
The report concluded that some Secret Service personnel routinely relied on personal mobile phones instead of government-issued devices during protective assignments.
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FBI Warns Microsoft 365 Users About Emerging Kali365 Scam
According to the agency, Kali365 operates as a “Phishing-as-a-Service” platform that allows cybercriminals with limited technical expertise to launch sophisticated attacks against Microsoft account holders.
World Cup Security Threatened After Alleged FBI Drone Hack
An Iran-linked hacker group known as Handala has claimed responsibility for breaching FBI drone systems and issued threats related to the FIFA World Cup
What Is The ‘8647’ Message Found On The National Mall
The marking was spotted Thursday near the World War II Memorial by a Reuters photographer observing the area from the Washington Monument.
Federal Authorities Target Online Network Linked To Chinese Intelligence
According to officials, the websites presented themselves as legitimate consulting and recruiting firms, advertising positions such as defense analyst and policy consultant.
What Led To The 12-Hour Standoff At A Bakersfield Chase Bank
The incident began Tuesday afternoon after authorities responded to a reported bomb threat at the bank.
Agitators Track Kash Patel To Portland Funeral, Descend On Hotel
The agitators gathered outside the Sentinel Hotel in downtown Portland. Some of the videos were posted on social media on Saturday; others were posted on Sunday.
Kash Patel Agrees To Alcohol Test During Intense Senate Hearing
The FBI Director agreed during a tense Senate budget hearing to take an alcohol use disorder test after Democrats questioned him over allegations of excessive drinking reported by The Atlantic.
