Global ransomware threat sparks warnings and questions
Authorities worldwide confront a massive ransomware wave hitting 150 countries with hospital, factory, government, bank, and business targets. The piece cites possible North Korean links, warns of outdated software vulnerabilities, and urges urgent upgrades to protect against future attacks.
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Editorial letter guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 250 words and reserves edits for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and phone for verification and send by mail to Box 4010 Elyria OH 44036 by fax to 329 7282 or by email to letters chroniclet com.
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Addressing selective terrorism blame and media bias
The letter argues that terrorism is not limited to Muslims or any one faith, citing attacks by white Christians and other groups to oppose blanket scapegoating. It also rebuts political rhetoric about a media witch hunt and suggests accountability for leaders.
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Internet threats and the rise of the internet of things
Washington Post columnist Robert Samuelson argues the internet remains a double edged weapon with global cyber risks. He cites ransomware, state actor threats, and a surge in smart home devices raising security concerns and questions about regulating commercial interests and national security.
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Almanac May 23 2017 Highlights
Almanac entry for May 23 2017 notes the day number and year, lists notable today birthdays including Margaret Fuller and Drew Carey, records a 1895 baseball forfeit by the Louisville Colonels, quotes Mitch Albom, cites 48 million sales of Goodnight Moon, and gives the moon phase between May 18 last quarter and May 25 new moon.
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