Since Drupal 8’s first release in November 2015, the PHP-based open source online content management system has used Twig as its default template engine. Drupal employs the third-party Twig libraryRead More →
According to the Justice Department, a former National Security Agency employee appeared in federal court on Thursday on allegations that he sought to sell top-secret “national security material” to an FBIRead More →
The California Public Utilities Commission said in a statement on Tuesday that it was aware of occurrences with autonomous Cruise cars obstructing traffic in San Francisco the previous week. AccordingRead More →
Prior to the midterm elections, Meta took down a Chinese propaganda network that sought to stir up political unrest on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. In order to harass people onRead More →
The self-described whistleblower and former NSA contractor Edward Snowden has been given Russian citizenship. President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin signed a proclamation on Monday granting Russian citizenship toRead More →
From our blog, we stress the significance of educating users and staff about the “phishing” and analysis that should be exercised when receiving an email in order to identify phishingRead More →
A policy will now allow San Francisco police to employ surveillance cameras that are not owned by the city for continuous monitoring. The contentious policy [PDF] permits police to undertakeRead More →
A number of unpatched D-Link routers were vulnerable to a serious buffer overflow and remote code execution (RCE) flaw.The CVE-2022-41140 flaw, with a CVSS score of 8.8, was discovered inRead More →
After attackers hacked an unknown number of staff email accounts and obtained access to highly sensitive personal data, American Airlines informed consumers of a recent data breach. American Airlines, whichRead More →