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Ransomware Victims Should Get Help From Negotiators, Expert Says After MPD Hack
As DC police are dealing with a ransomware attack, victims should work with "professional negotiators" about cryptocurrency payments.
Read moreNearly Half of DC Gas Stations Still Running Dry as Colonial Restores Service
Around 47 percent of gas stations in the District are still out of fuel due to the ongoing impacts of...
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Howard University Partners With Amazon for Cloud Computing Education
Howard University is starting a partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to offer advanced cloud computing courses to its students.
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MPD Identifies Person of Interest in Sharing of Hacked Police Data
DC police identified a person of interest in connection with the reposting of officers' personal data stolen by hackers on...
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AT&T to Pay $1.5 Million for Overcharging DC for Telecom Services
AT&T agreed to pay $1.5 million to settle a lawsuit, in which it was accused of overcharging District taxpayers.
Read more70 Percent of District Gas Stations Out of Gas, Data Shows
Washington DC is still suffering gas shortages due to the attack on Colonial Pipeline, with 70 percent of gas stations...
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Low-Income DC Residents to Get Free or Subsidized Home Internet
Low-income DC residents will be able to access free and subsidized internet service at home under a $3.2 billion federal...
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Ransomware Gang Leaks Police Data From MPD After Negotiations Fail
The hacking group that infiltrated the server of DC police released data of officers, after it failed to obtain the...
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FBI Investigates Ransomware Attack on DC Police’s Server
The FBI has launched an investigation after DC police was hit by a cyber attack that apparently involves ransomware.
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Learn How to Start Podcast Through Free Virtual Workshop
DC-area residents are invited to join a free online workshop about how to get started in podcasting on Monday, March...
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