Gen. Evgeny Maslin never lost hope for better times. “If young people on both sides of the Bering Strait are thinking about how we can improve Russian-American relations, all is not lost.” He died on Feb. 26 at 84. https://t.co/dMowbiHr82
— Clay Risen (@risenc) March 10, 2022
Mr. Yoga Pant, Chip Wilson, the Vancouver billionaire Lululemon founder, can’t do yoga. He suffers from a rare genetic disorder. He is funding an effort to find a cure. https://t.co/ryWTDGokJT
— Joe O'Connor (@oconnorwrites) March 8, 2022
FTA: typical of ‘copycat’ sites quickly thrown up by right-leaning groups
— George Atherton (@notrehta) February 16, 2022
“Get something online quick with little to no attention paid to security or secure deployment, and all it takes is a skilled hacker to come along and rip it all to shreds.” https://t.co/o7SQ1SZ1ow
“Attackers only have to be right once, while defenders have to be right all of the time,” said Richard Henderson, chief information security officer with cybersecurity firm WithYouWithMe.
“It just takes a single mistake to allow a skilled attacker in, and once they’re inside its game over.”
The scope of the attack, which saw intruders not only take control of GiveSendGo’s DNS records but also get their hands on their donor lists, suggests they had “free rein” inside the company’s data.
“We’ve seen this multiple times in the past with other ‘copycat’ sites quickly thrown up rapidly by right-leaning groups,” he said.
“Get something online quick with little to no attention paid to security or secure deployment, and all it takes is a skilled hacker to come along and rip it all to shreds.”*
An article by the former US State Department official. The Case for Restraint on Ukraine. 2/ https://t.co/ilRPQO8q1R
— Natia Seskuria (@nseskuria) February 15, 2022
No number of false predictions prevent Americans from their trust in the claims of (usually anonymous) US officials. “The 3am time (1am GMT) when US intelligence sources suspected a Russian attack came and went without incident last night.”https://t.co/d8KufcUZ4I
— Fabius Maximus (Ed.) (@FabiusMaximus01) February 16, 2022
Hey @DougSaunders: You typically make a lot of sense, but your column today is incorrect. Organic food has many measurable benefits that you have ignored or downplayed 1/6 https://t.co/bykeUWgpiT
— Rick Smith (@rjcsmith) February 5, 2022
