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Fiat Must Face Some Claims In Drivers’ Hacking Risk Suit
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
An Illinois federal judge on Monday refused to entirely dismiss a putative class action claiming some Fiat Chrysler Jeeps are susceptible to hacking, saying that the plaintiffs can continue to claim they overpaid for the vehicles. District Court Judge Michael Reagan dismissed remaining claims that possible future car hacking could…
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Hackers could take over your computer if they fragged you on some CS:GO servers
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
An exploit in the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Source (SDK) engine was removed in a June update, according a report from software security company One Up Security yesterday. The vulnerability allowed users in CS:GO community browser and third-party servers to hack into another player’s computer merely through killing them on a…
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Dark Web Hosting Service Hacked, Some Data Was Stolen
To Purchase This Product/Services, Go To The Store Link Above Or Go To http://www.become007.com/store/ Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Deep Hosting — a Dark Web hosting service — admitted yesterday to suffering a major security incident during which “some sites have …
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Computer expert: Some voting machines can be directly hacked
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
A computer science professor told the Senate Intelligence Committee Wednesday that voting machines that create an electronic record of the voters’ decisions are open to fraud and computer hacking, vulnerabilities that are big enough to potentially change the outcome of some elections. J. Alex Halderman, professor of computer science at…
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Some question government’s responsibility in cyber security after latest breach
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
This week’s news about the CIA having the ability to access cell phones didn’t come as a surprise to some. However, there are also those that are concerned about whether or not withholding that information from tech companies is safe …
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Meridian Police warn there are some apps parents shouldn’t allow their kids to have
MERIDIAN, Idaho – Lake Hazel Middle Schoolers are learning a valuable lesson outside the classroom. They’re working to make a friendship tree to show kindness to others.
“I’m hoping they learn kindness can go a long way if they are kind to each other, we have a better school environment,” said Jenna Lowman the counselor at Lake Hazel Middle School.
And in this digital age of bullying, kindness is quickly forgotten.
“Parents have no idea when you give this smart device to your kid, that it can get them into danger very quickly,” said School Resource Officer David Gomez of the Meridian Police Department.
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Some malls are banning teens amid disturbances and unruly gatherings fueled by social media
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
It seemed like a typical Saturday evening at the Westfield shopping mall in Culver City, until chaos erupted. False reports began to spread about a gunman in the mall on Jan. 7, prompting shoppers to flee and bringing a huge …
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Parents, Some Reasonable Age-Appropriate Expectations For Your Young Kids
Recently, I published a blog post Parents, Get Realistic About Your Expectations For Young Kids. I knew I hit a universal nerve when I received a copy that had been translated into German. Many parents wrote that they wanted to learn more about having realistic expectations, but also struggled with what rules and expectations were OK. To find answers I turned to my favorite consultant, my daughter, Alissa Levy Chung, child psychologist and parent of three children.
Laurie Levy: Several readers wondered if not punishing their young children for inappropriate behavior would lead to undisciplined children.
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Some Rabbit! Some Hat!
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
Well, did Kim Jong Un pull a rabbit out of his hat, or didn’t he? More specifically, in his work report delivered at the 7th Workers’ Party Congress held May 6-8, did Kim use the flexibility inherent in byungjin to begin to shift his emphasis from developing the country’s nuclear weapons program to building the […]
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Are Some Credit Report Errors Easier to Fix?
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
If you’re staring at an error on your credit report, you’ll be happy to know that you can file a dispute with the credit bureaus to have it removed. But be aware: Some errors are easier to resolve than others. How Credit Report Disputes Work The Fair Credit Reporting Act entitles all consumers to dispute […]
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