Epstein Secrets

ce. FBI Questions Rhode Island Fire Officials About Concrete Project WPRI (CBS-12) (05/20, Sherman, Nesi, White) reported that FBI agents visited a North Providence firehouse twice last week, asking questions about concrete work conducted under Mayor Charlie Lombardi's administration. Fire Chief John Horan conf

eceive software updates. According to the article, the FBI has received reports of obsolete routers being breached by individuals using variants of TheMoon malware, which can infect routers without a password. The article noted that Scott Gee, AHA deputy national advisor for cybersecurity and risk, advi

dence Fire Chief John Horan confirmed to The Breeze this afternoon that last week's FBI visit to the Fruit Hill Ave. fire station was not related to North Providence Fire Department operations. Horan said that agents had some questions for the officer at the station about some concrete work that was completed at

cularly those from 2010 or earlier that no longer receive software updates. According to the article, the FBI has received reports of breaches using TheMoon malware, which can infect routers without a password and allow cyber actors to conduct crimes anonymously. The article noted that users are advised

dence Fire Chief John Horan confirmed to The Breeze this afternoon that last week's FBI visit to the Fruit Hill Ave. fire station was not related to North Providence Fire Department operations. Horan said that agents had some questions for the officer at the station about some concrete work that was completed at

cularly those from 2010 or earlier that no longer receive software updates. According to the article, the FBI has received reports of breaches using TheMoon malware, which can infect routers without a password and allow cyber actors to conduct crimes anonymously. The article noted that users are advised