Epstein Secrets

velopment at different companies and organizations." It attributed the campaign "to a government-backed entity based in North Korea." Forbes (1/26, Brewster, 10.33M) reports Google "says North Korean hackers have been masquerading as cybersecurity bloggers in order to target researchers in the field." T

ible for the separation of more than 5,500 children from their parents" at the border. Lawmakers Call On Biden To Protect Immigrants In Sanctuary. The Boston Globe (1/26, Ulloa, 1.04M) reports that "more than two dozen congressional Democrats are asking President Biden to grant temporary protection from deporta

sponse to US authorities "could prompt a new review from CFIUS." LAWFUL ACCESS FBI Hopes Murder Suspect's iPhone Will Reveal Motive. Forbes (3/29, Brewster, 10.33M) reports that "in January, police followed up a call about a stabbing in the Navajo Nation Indian Reservation, Arizona. The call had come fr

g sense of urgency among top White House officials and government scientists that the chance to conquer the pandemic...may slip through its grasp." The Boston Globe (3/29, 1.04M) reports Biden "said he shares the concerns expressed by Walensky and urged Americans to continue engaging in the public health measur

ide, but nearly impossible to fight back if it proceeds with a ban." LABORATORY Forbes Examines FBI's Multimedia Exploitation Unit. Forbes (7/14, Brewster, 9.71M) reports, "As it seeks to improve its ability to sift through such abundances of video at major crime scenes, the FBI has been funnelling mil

alse and fraudulent claims to Tricare , and Tricare paid $783,764 on those claims." EFTA00150076 Massachusetts Man To Plead Guilty To Wire Fraud. The Boston Globe (7/14, Andersen, Vaznis, 972K) reports, "A Weston man who formerly ran an international student recruitment firm has agreed to plead guilty to wire

funding for terrorist activities. Back to Top CYBER DIVISION FBI Is Warning Companies to Patch Their Oracle Databases Immediately Forbes (10/07, Brewster) reported that the FBI, Google, and cybersecurity firms issued urgent warnings for companies to immediately patch vulnerabilities in Oracle's E-Busi

porting was provided by WJAR (NBC-10) (10/07, Crandall), The Providence Journal (10/07, Farzan), Providence Business News (10/07, Staff Writer), and The Boston Globe (10/07, Milkovits). Back to Top FINANCIAL CRIME & CORPORATE SCANDALS FBI's Evolving Role in Combatting Crypto Crime and National Security Threats