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Ransomware sent North Carolina A&T University scrambling to restore services
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Ransomware sent North Carolina A&T University scrambling to restore services

Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) North Carolina A&T State University, the largest historically black college in the US, University was recently struck by a ransomware Group called ALPHV, sending university staff into a scramble to restore services last month. “It’s affecting a lot of my classes, especially since I do take a couple of coding classes,…

Russian Doll S2 trailer is a trippy time-traveling delight

Natasha Lyonne and Charlie Barnett (return for the upcoming second season of the Netflix series, Russian Doll. A mysterious portal through time opens up in the New York City subway in the first trailer for the second season of Russian Doll, Netflix's Emmy Award-winning sci-fi dramedy that was an Ars Technica favorite in 2019. Co-stars…

A tsunami wiped out ancient communities in the Atacama Desert 3,800 years ago
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A tsunami wiped out ancient communities in the Atacama Desert 3,800 years ago

Enlarge (credit: Salazar et al. 2022) A recent study of geological deposits and archaeological remains has identified a massive earthquake and tsunami that wiped out communities along the coastline of Chile's Atacama Desert around 3,800 years ago. Studying the ancient disaster—and people's responses to it—could help with modern hazard planning along the seismically active coast.…

Facebook says Ukraine military accounts were hacked to post calls for surrender
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Facebook says Ukraine military accounts were hacked to post calls for surrender

Enlarge / Ukrainian soldiers sit on an armored military vehicle in Sievierodonetsk on April 7, 2022, amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine. (credit: Getty Images | Fadel Senna) Facebook today reported an increase in attacks on accounts run by Ukraine military personnel. In some cases, attackers took over accounts and posted "videos calling on the Army…

WatchGuard failed to explicitly disclose critical flaw exploited by Russian hackers
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WatchGuard failed to explicitly disclose critical flaw exploited by Russian hackers

Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) Security vendor WatchGuard quietly fixed a critical vulnerability in a line of its firewall devices and didn’t explicitly disclose the flaw until Wednesday, following revelations hackers from Russia’s military apparatus exploited it en masse to assemble a massive botnet. Law enforcement agencies in the US and UK on February 23 warned…