UPDATE: Podcaster and MAGA-friendly comedian Theo Von isn’t happy with his image being used in a Department of Homeland Security video touting the Trump Administration’s deportation numbers. Yesterday ...

The metal bolt flew through Katie Olsen's windshield "like a bullet," leaving her thankful to still have her life. Questions swirl around Donald Trump, First Lady escalator snafu A Massive New Study ...

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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on October 5 reiterated his opposition to the "VIP culture," declaring that even his own security cover should be withdrawn to set an example. IND vs PAK: ...

Defending against EDR-Freeze is possible by monitoring if WER poinnts to the identifier of a sensitive process such as LSASS or security tools. To this purpose, security researcher Steven Lim ...

Retirees and their families account for 55.78 million of the nearly 70 million Americans who rely on Social Security benefits — and several worrisome changes are on the program’s agenda in 2026. The ...

In 2025, cyberattacks have continued to grow in both frequency and scale, and 2026 is unlikely to bring reprieve. Emerging technologies like agentic AI and quantum computing create new opportunities ...

HOMESTEAD, Pa. — The owners of the Waterfront in Homestead have reversed their decision to remove Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus access from their property after reaching an agreement with officials.

We’ve known for a long time that passwords have their flaws. Whether it’s phishing, brute force, or dictionary attacks, password-based authentication remains one of the weakest links in cybersecurity.

[UPDATE: As of Wednesday afternoon, the posts on X by Theo Von and DHS’s video with Von were removed.] Theo Von, comedian and host of popular podcast “This Past Weekend,” objected to a video posted by ...

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