Cybersecurity alerts escalate across the United States as Rep. Rick Crawford warns of an Iranian hacking group targeting critical infrastructure. Experts like TJ Sayers from the Center for Internet Security advise that defenses must be strengthened immediately. The threats specifically target three critical industries: energy, water, and telecommunications in several states. Lucas Tomlinson reports the latest. #foxnews #iran #world #tech #news Don’t just watch Fox News—be part of it. Become a Fox News Patriot today. https://youtube.com/foxnews/join
The drills come amid rising tensions with China, which frequently sends military planes and ships towards Taiwan.
AI:Taiwan has implemented a defensive maneuver by temporarily throttling mobile internet speeds to text-only levels as part of an active military drill. This move is intended to bolster communications security and prepare for potential disruptions amidst escalating hostilities from the Chinese Communist Party, which continues its pattern of aggressive military incursions near the island.Open
Deliberate attacks on more than 1,400 fiber-optic lines left thousands of residents in Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, and Koreatown without internet or cell service over the weekend, and no one has been arrested. Someone slashed Spectrum's fiber-optic cables in Baldwin Hills on Friday, severing the lines that carry internet and wireless service to some of […] The post Vandals slash fiber-optic cables across Los Angeles, knocking out internet for thousands appeared first on American Almanac .
Deliberate attacks on more than 1,400 fiber-optic lines left thousands of residents in Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, and Koreatown without internet or cell service over the weekend, and no one has been arrested. Someone slashed Spectrum's fiber-optic cables in Baldwin Hills on Friday, severing the lines that carry internet and wireless service to some of the most densely populated neighborhoods in central Los Angeles. Customers across West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Koreatown lost connectivity almost immediately. The next day, a similar attack hit Verizon's network, spreading outages across Southern California and into the San Fernando Valley by early Sunday morning. Neither company has identified a suspect. The motive remains…Open
The Federal Communications Commission voted 2-1 Thursday to scrap the national television ownership cap, a rule that for years blocked any single broadcaster from owning […] Source
The FCC on Thursday voted 2-1 to eliminate the national TV ownership cap rule that bars a single broadcaster from owning stations that reach more than 39% of U.S. TV households. Why it matters: The party-line vote clears the way for local broadcasters to merge, giving single broadcast ownership groups far more reach than they previously could have. - FCC chairman Brendan Carr has long argued that the cap was outdated and limits the ability of broadcasters to consolidate to compete with tech firms and streamers. Zoom in: The FCC said in a statement that deals would be evaluated on a case-by-case basis that authorizes deals that satisfy the agency's public review standard. - "This will empower the FCC to approve deals that promote the…
The 39% limit was implemented in 2004, when Congress boosted a previous 35% limit that was passed in the 1990s. The rule remained unchanged for more than two decades.
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On Friday’s “Finnerty,” Nicolas Hulscher, an epidemiologist, and Dr. Devra Davis discuss the potential health risks associated with cellphone use and the possible impacts of 6G infrastructure.
