EPA’s Cybersecurity Oversight of Water Sector Falls Short, Report Says
U.S. water facilities are struggling with glaring cybersecurity problems and receive insufficient support from federal regulators, according to cyber and…
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U.S. to Sell $56 Million in Cryptocurrency Seized in BitConnect Fraud Scheme
A judge agreed to a request from U.S. authorities to liquidate roughly $56 million in proceeds seized from a U.S. promoter of offshore…
U.S. Seizes $6.1 Million in Cryptocurrency in Ransomware Crackdown
The Justice Department’s seizure of $6.1 million in funds tied to alleged ransom payments, announced alongside fresh sanctions against a…
U.S. Military Chief Says China’s Hypersonic Missile Test Is Close to ‘Sputnik Moment’
WASHINGTON—The top U.S. military official described China’s recent test of a hypersonic missile as “very concerning” and said the…
Coordinated Bust of Dark-Web Dealers Yields 150 Arrests in U.S., Europe
The Justice Department and European police authorities said they arrested 150 people who sold and bought drugs and weapons on darknet…
House Republicans Call for Tougher Controls to Keep U.S. Tech From China
WASHINGTON—Republican China hawks in Congress are pressuring the Commerce Department to fortify export controls to keep critical American technology from…
Ericsson Accused of Breaching Bribery Settlement With Justice Department
U.S. prosecutors have determined that
Ericsson
AB has violated the terms of a $1.06 billion settlement…
Trump’s New Social-Media Company Plans to Go Public via SPAC
Former President Donald Trump unveiled a new digital-media venture Wednesday and said it would go public by merging with a…
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg Named in Suit by Washington, D.C., Attorney General
WASHINGTON—The District of Columbia’s attorney general is seeking to hold
Facebook Inc.
Chief Executive…
Facebook Settles With U.S. Government Over Improperly Reserving Jobs for Immigrants
Facebook Inc.
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has agreed to pay a financial penalty as part of…