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Images of the building of Ukrainian ministry of Foreign Affairs, as several key Ukrainian government websites were taken offline, according to authorities, in a sweeping cyber attack that came against the backdrop of rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine's Western allies. IMAGES
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Investigators probing the crash of Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 in 2014 release an animated representation they say shows the plane was downed by a Russian-made missile fired from rebel-held territory. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
When cyber security professionals converged in Las Vegas last week to expose vulnerabilities and swap hacking techniques at Black Hat and Defcon, a consistent theme emerged: the internet is broken, and if we don’t do something soon, we risk permanent damage to our economy. In his Black Hat keynote speech, tech security guru Dan Kaminsky said, “Half of all Americans are backing away from the net due to fears regarding security and privacy." According to The Guardian, Kaminsky and other speakers said the global cybersecurity threat is made up of a combination of users' failure to back up data, users clicking on virus-laden links and downloading rogue files bursting with malware, and increasingly sophisticated cyber-criminals who use ransomware to turn ordinary people and companies into ATM's. Kaminsky called for a federal agency devoted to security issues, similar to the National Institutes of Health, that can “create engineering solutions to the real-world security problems that we have”. He said, "It can’t just be two guys. I need a pile of nerds to be able to work for on this 10 years. We can support health and energy and roads and cars, but somehow we can’t support the thing that is driving our economy right now? That’s crazy.”
Two leading US broadsheets made headlines this week when they announced they'd fallen foul to hacking from China. Next, North Korea's layout is laid bare. The secretive Communist nation goes on the map with a new detailed record of its geography. Finally, Bali's beautiful beaches are what attract the tourists but tourism is damaging the picture perfect view.
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