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ts. EFTA00136379 The Washington Times <https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/aug/l/police-stop-pro-lifers-painting- street-black-prebo/> (8/1, Richardson, 492K) reports, "Police stopped pro-life groups Saturday from painting `Black Prebom Lives Matter' on the street in front of a Washington, D.C., Pla

rge Toledo, "two of the six former Citgo Petroleum Corp...executives detained in Venezuela," have been "moved to house arrest, veteran U.S. diplomat Bill Richardson said late on Thursday, weeks after he visited the country to seek their release." In a tweet <https://twitter.corn/GovRichardson/status/12890234988

ercept and decipher their digital communications." CyberScoop <https://www.cyberscoop.corn/encryption-bill-lawful-access-house-senate-bills/> (7/31, Vavra) reports, "It's just the latest series of GOP-backed bills introduced in the last year on Capitol Hill, including the EARN IT Act, that could degra

t. DC Police Prevent Pro-Life Organizations From Painting "Black Preborn Lives Matter" On Street, Arrest Two Activists. The Washington Times (8/1, Richardson, 492K) reports, "Police stopped pro-life groups Saturday from painting 'Black Preborn Lives Matter' on the street in front of a Washington, D.C., P

ge Toledo, "two of the six former Citgo Petroleum Corp...executives detained in Venezuela," have been "moved to house arrest, veteran U.S. diplomat Bill Richardson said late on Thursday, weeks after he visited the country to seek their release." In a tweet, Richardson said, "This is a positive and important fi

undetected online by making it difficult to impossible for authorities to intercept and decipher their digital communications." CyberScoop (7/31, Vavra) reports, "It's just the latest series of GOP-backed bills introduced in the last year on Capitol Hill, including the EARN IT Act, that could degrad

t. DC Police Prevent Pro-Life Organizations From Painting "Black Preborn Lives Matter" On Street, Arrest Two Activists. The Washington Times (8/1, Richardson, 492K) reports, "Police stopped pro-life groups Saturday from painting 'Black Preborn Lives Matter' on the street in front of a Washington, D.C., P

ge Toledo, "two of the six former Citgo Petroleum Corp...executives detained in Venezuela," have been "moved to house arrest, veteran U.S. diplomat Bill Richardson said late on Thursday, weeks after he visited the country to seek their release." In a tweet, Richardson said, "This is a positive and important fi

undetected online by making it difficult to impossible for authorities to intercept and decipher their digital communications." CyberScoop (7/31, Vavra) reports, "It's just the latest series of GOP-backed bills introduced in the last year on Capitol Hill, including the EARN IT Act, that could degrad

eopening Schools. The Washington Times <https://vvww.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/aug/3/teachers-unions-use-anti-reopening-rallies-safety-/> (8/3, Richardson, 492K) reports that with the start of the school year "just a few weeks away, teachers' unions in many communities are setting up a major test for P

n ongoing EFTA00136446 espionage to gain intelligence." CyberScoop <https://www.cyberscoop.corn/taidoor-malware-report-china-cisa-dod-fbi/> (8/3, Vavra) reports it wasn't "immediately clear if Taidoor was being used in any recent or ongoing espionage campaigns from China." But of the four malware s

her outlets, also cover the committee's vote. Norton Seeks To Block Administration's Plan To Relocate Federal Workers. The Washington Times (7/25, Richardson, 492K) reports the Administration is "moving ahead with plans to relocate federal agencies with hundreds of employees to flyover country, but they

y be harmful to our ability to engage with the cyber threats we face today." NSA's Cybersecurity Directorate Selects Leadership. CyberScoop (7/25, Vavra) reports an NSA spokesman said Neal Ziring "will be the Cybersecurity Directorate's technical director." Dave Frederick "will be the new deputy dire

ols were mandated to remain closed to in-person instruction." Teachers In Dozens Of Districts Protest Reopening Schools. The Washington Times (8/3, Richardson, 492K) reports that with the start of the school year "just a few weeks away, teachers' unions in many communities are setting up a major test for P

anonymity as is the agency's policy, "the Chinese government continues to leverage it in ongoing espionage to gain intelligence." CyberScoop (8/3, Vavra) reports it wasn't "immediately clear if Taidoor was being used in any recent or ongoing espionage campaigns from China." But of the four malware sa

in cases and also tremendous financial consequences." Black Conservatives Launch Campaign To Save Freedmen's Memorial. The Washington Times (7/14, Richardson, 492K) reports that "Black conservative leaders kicked off Tuesday a campaign to save the Freedmen's Memorial, the statue of Abraham Lincoln and fre

at the Cyberspace Solarium Commission recommends ." Report: Tax Program Required By Chinese Banks For Clients Deploys Backdoors. CyberScoop (7/14, Vavra) reports that security vendor Trustwave published findings that specific software "required to be used through the Chinese government's Chinese Gold

pilots, and friends, to trade on it. The Wall Street Journal (07/25, Ramey), Reuters (07/25, Stempel, Cohen), CNN (07/25, Delouya), NBC News (07/25, Richards), Forbes (07/25, Pequeno IV), Axios (07/25, Falconer), Independent (07/25, Marcus), The Times (07/25, Lawton), BBC News (07/25, Drenon), New York D

5, Bacon), Associated Press (07/25, Tucker, Lee), ABC News (07/25, Shapiro, Gittleson), BBC News (07/25, Matza), The Daily Beast (07/25, Uebelacker, Vavra), Washington Post (07/25, Horton, Lamothe), Axios (07/25, Saric), The Hill (07/25, Mitchell), Fox News (07/25, Herlihy), People (07/25, Chamlee), F

ols were mandated to remain closed to in-person instruction." Teachers In Dozens Of Districts Protest Reopening Schools. The Washington Times (8/3, Richardson, 492K) reports that with the start of the school year "just a few weeks away, teachers' unions in many communities are setting up a major test for P

anonymity as is the agency's policy, "the Chinese government continues to leverage it in ongoing espionage to gain intelligence." CyberScoop (8/3, Vavra) reports it wasn't "immediately clear if Taidoor was being used in any recent or ongoing espionage campaigns from China." But of the four malware sa