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New York City’s subway system is the largest in the world, and its thousands of entrances and 800-plus miles of track make it vulnerable to attack. On April 30, a
Who would have figured that an American anarchist movement would ring someone’s bells. But police arrested eleven people after a downtown Asheville vandalism spree was carried out by about 30
The Treasury Department blamed a cloud computing provider for the disruption of its Web site that provides the Internet face of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the agency that
Salesmen in China are making money from long-known weaknesses in a Wi-Fi encryption standard by selling network key-cracking kits for the average consumer. Wi-Fi USB adapters bundled with a Linux
DoD is already testing unmanned BlackHawk helicopters. But there is more. The Defense Department is reassessing its view of unmanned aerial vehicles – a key component of modern combat operations
Stopping nuclear smuggling is already tough. But it’s about to get a lot harder. Helium-3, a crucial ingredient in neutron-particle-detection technology, is in extremely short supply. A Democratic congressman from
Valiant, a provider of comprehensive workforce management solutions delivered on a hosted Software as a Service (SaaS) platform, drew nearly 75 owners and senior management from large national and regional
A federal bank regulator is concerned about what he or she said are cybercriminals targeting small and midsize businesses. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said such attacks are on the
While law enforcement and government agencies continue to drill for potential domestic violence incidents, there continues to be white powder and bomb threats aimed at government entities. Two arrest in
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