Washington Times |
MedStar hackers exploited 9-year-old flaw to hold hospital data for ransom
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UPROXX |
'Bourne 5' Will Attempt To Hold On To Relevancy With Cyberwarfare
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Financial Times |
US and China hold talks on cyber espionage
Financial Times US officials pressed Chinese counterparts to improve co-operation in a historic first round of talks aimed at stopping cyber-economic espionage between the two geopolitical rivals. Guo Shengkun, China's State Councilor and Minister of Public Security … China, US high-level cyber crime talks to begin Tuesday US, China Open New High-Level Cyber Talks US, China set for first high-level cyber talks in over a year |
Don’t ask me why anyone would need paper towels or shampoo delivered within an hour, but Amazon is promising such service now to all of Manhattan.
From a Mashable report:
Prime subscribers can get two-hour deliveries for free from 6 a.m. to 12 a.m., and one-hour deliveries for $ 7.99 for products like paper towels, shampoo, books, toys and batteries, according to the company. Customers can purchase these products through a dedicated app.
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