Epstein Secrets

t action in cyberspace." Zack Dorfman of the Aspen Institute (and an author of the Yahoo News story) writes about the reported new authorization for Axios (7/15, 521K). The Daily Caller (7/15, Datoc, 716K) reports that the Yahoo report, "which quotes numerous current and former U.S. intelligence sourc

er the last two years, Huawei has managed to grow its 5G business, securing dozens of contracts with telecom carriers, many of them in Europe." But the United Kingdom's reversal "is a big loss for Huawei, and could spell more trouble ahead." The company's supply chain has been "upended by the latest US restrictions

y encouraged there's been hours and hours every day of talks. And I'm really hopeful that we can get something done in the weeks ahead, not months." Axios (5/25, Knutson, 1.26M) reports the legislation is "stalled in the Senate due to Republican opposition to certain provisions, including curbing qual

o it." Natarajan was part of a "panel discussion the U.S. Chamber of Commerce hosted on ransomware as a service Tuesday. Other participants included the United Kingdom's National Cyber Security Centre Technical Director Harry W, McAfee Chief Scientist Raj Samani and Global Cyber Alliance Executive Director Megan Sti

orbes (02/25, Durkee), Politico (02/25, Stokol, Lippman), New York Post (02/25, Glebova), BBC (02/25, Faguy), Washington Examiner (02/25, Quarshie), Axios (02/25, Peck), Fox News (02/25, Stancy), New York Post (02/25, Keane), the Guardian (02/25, Tait), CNN (02/25, Treene), and Reuters (02/25, Alper, L

yption Backdoor Demand Sparks Global Cybersecurity Concerns as Apple Withdraws Advanced Data Protection Lawfare Media (02/25, Landau) reported that the United Kingdom's demand for Apple to create a backdoor to its end-to-end encrypted iCloud data threatens global cybersecurity. According to the article, this move un