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Canada is bracing for Indian government-backed hacking as the two nations’ diplomatic relationship nosedives to its lowest ebb in a generation. From a report: “We judge that official bilateral relations between Canada and India will very likely drive I… Continue reading Canada Predicts Hacking From India as Diplomatic Feud Escalates
An international advisory says that the purpose of the “brute force” attacks is to sell the info to cybercrime forums.
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Action plans, different kinds of meetings and more have all been in the mix, top administration officials told CyberScoop.
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The comments from White House and ODNI officials ahead of a Counter Ransomware Initiative summit come as the gangs prove difficult to keep down.
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“The cab was cut from a 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee,” writes the New York Times. “The engine once revved up a 1985 Toyota Celica; and 107 hand-sewn rubber segments, courtesy of Mr. Tymofichuk’s wife, help to direct low-pressure air beneath the craft so th… Continue reading Car Parts, Fiberglass and a Dream: How a Teacher Built a Hovercraft
Located at the top of a steep hill in Muskoka, Ontario, Bunkie on the Hill is a contemporary interpretation of the classic forest cabin. Designed by Toronto-based Dubbeldam Architecture + Design, the striking cabin is the smallest in a collection of st… Continue reading Dramatic vaulted roof expands the horizons of a small hillside escape
New Zealand has lodged a formal complaint with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) after a Canadian soccer “support staff member” allegedly flew a drone over their training session. The Canadian Olympic Committee has apologized, expressed shock a… Continue reading Canada Apologizes After Drone Caught Spying On New Zealand’s Olympic Practices
Alberta’s last coal plant went offline on June 16, marking the end of coal-fired electricity in the province. “So, for the first time in 150 years, coal is no longer part of Alberta’s electricity mix,” writes Chris Severson-Baker in an opinion piece fo… Continue reading ‘For the First Time In More Than 150 Years, Alberta’s Electricity Is Coal Free’
The Ontario Science Center, a world-class science and cultural institution in Toronto, is shutting down immediately due to the risk that the building’s roof could collapse, the province announced Friday. CBC News: The abrupt closure, which the province… Continue reading Ontario Science Center To Close Immediately Over Roof Collapse Risk
The wreck of the ship used for Sir Ernest Shackleton’s final Antarctic expedition has been located by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS) off the coast of Labrador. The Quest, aboard which Sir Ernest died in 1922, sank in May 1962.Continue R… Continue reading Famous explorer’s final ship found wrecked off Canada