The Department is seeking info on malicious groups such as APT38, Bluenoroff, Guardians of Peace, and Lazarus Group, who target US critical infrastructure in violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. The US State Department has increased rewards for anyone providing information on North Korean-sponsored threat group members to $10 million. ( CBC) US doubles reward for tips on North Korean-backed hackers Officials from Rogers and a slew of other stakeholders appeared at a parliamentary committee on Monday in Ottawa to further explain the cause of the outage, and to outline the steps they are taking to ensure it doesn’t happen again. Rogers CEO apologized for the massive service outage and indicated the company has hired a third party to further investigate the root cause.
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Rogers said a coding update deleted a routing filter allowing all possible routes to the Internet to pass through their routers which flooded and overwhelmed the core network. Rogers Communications has disclosed the cause of the outage which began early on July 8 leaving millions without cellphone and internet service. ( Bleeping Computer) Coding error to blame for Rogers outage The attacker then traded their tokens on Uniswap for just over $1 million and then passed the funds through the Tornado Cash mixing service to hide their trail.
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The hacker exploited a bug in the contract initialization code that enabled them to transfer the stolen tokens to their wallet.
Audius responded within minutes of the hack by freezing services until developers could deploy fixes. AUDIO tokens are based on Ethereum blockchain and can be earned by artists and listeners by sharing and listening to music. Over the weekend, a threat actor stole over 18 million AUDIO tokens worth approximately $6 million from the decentralized music platform, Audius. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) said Monday evening.Hacker swipes $6 million from blockchain music platform “We should be talking about GRU and Taliban agents in body bags,” Sen. casualties.Īmid the growing volume of reports, Trump has faced criticism from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, with many pushing for new sanctions on Russia or even a more lethal response.
The New York Times first reported on Friday that the GRU, Moscow’s military intelligence agency, had offered the bounties to Afghan militants, and The Washington Post reported Sunday that the offer had resulted in U.S. I would have read my damn briefs, Barbra, that’s for sure. In response to a tweet from singer Barbara Streisand, a longtime Democratic advocate and Trump critic, talking about how Clinton would have handled the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the former secretary of State said: “I would have read my damn briefs, Barbra, that’s for sure.”
Trump has insisted he was never briefed on the allegations and questioned their veracity, but news outlets including The Associated Press and The New York Times have reported that they were featured in the President’s Daily Brief, which CNN pointed out Trump is known to not read regularly. Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton took a swipe at President Trump on Tuesday over reports that he had been provided with written briefs on intelligence that Russia offered bounties to incentivize Taliban-linked militants to kill U.S.
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