Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Dole Foods Reportedly Hit by Cyberattack, Disrupting Supplies of Fruits, Vegetables A cyberattack on Dole "shut down their systems throughout North America," according to a memo. By Lorri Wickenhauser February 22, 2023
@lwestendarp / Twitter screen shotCommentary Top Biden Officials Outsmarted in Munich? Look What Was Looming Over the Elite Security Conference Biden administration officials attending an elite conference were potentially spied on by a major international rival. By Peter Partoll February 21, 2023
shironosov / Getty Images FBI Computer Systems Used to Investigate Child Pornography Images Hacked: Report Hackers have found their way into a computer system linked to the FBI's child porn investigations, according to a new report. By Jack Davis February 18, 2023
John Locher / AP Photo 'The Clock Has Struck Midnight': Google Announces Mass Layoffs as Big Tech Struggles “These are important moments to sharpen our focus, reengineer our cost base, and direct our talent and capital to our highest priorities." By The Associated Press January 20, 2023
Denis Charlet - AFP / Getty ImagesCommentary TikTok Offers Desperate Concession to Avoid Widespread Bans in America: Report Social media titan TikTok has offered authorities a concession of sorts in the face of heightening scrutiny. By Bryan Chai January 17, 2023
Shutterstock / ccpixx photographyCommentary Man Picks Up Cheap Item at Goodwill and Soon Has Old Owner's Secrets This frightening story should make you take extra precautions when donating or selling old technology. By Peter Partoll January 6, 2023
lgnatiev / Getty Images Hacker Claims Major Breach of Critical FBI Database, Over 80,000 People Affected A hacker claims to have obtained access to the more than 80,000-member database of InfraGard, an FBI-run outreach program. By The Associated Press December 14, 2022
krisanapong detraphiphat / Getty Images At Least $20 Million in COVID Relief Funds Fell Into the Hands of China-Linked Groups “It would be crazy to think this group didn’t target all 50 states,” the national pandemic fraud recovery coordinator stated. By Bronson Winslow December 5, 2022
Phelan M. Ebenhack / AP Kristi Noem Bans Use of Major Social Media Platform, Cites 'Growing National Security Threat' "I hope other states will follow South Dakota’s lead, and Congress should take broader action, as well," the governor said. By Abby Liebing November 30, 2022
boonchai wedmakaw / Getty ImagesCommentary Major Pentagon Negligence Discovered, Could Leave US Open to Acts of War - Report This is the latest example of how the woke priorities of the military have out Americans at risk of attacks by hostile powers. By Peter Partoll November 29, 2022