Newscan: New Mexico to launch broadband network for first responders
Also: Study finds that 74% mobile users have smartphones; mobile revenue is forecast to decline for first time ever; how a small Ohio town uses social media; Cassidian solution supports Florida county's consolidation effort; Havis unveils docking station for rugged tablet; Mutualink announces five new products for public safety; U.S. Signal announces new data center; EWA names new officers, board members; iCore partners with AudioCodes to deliver unified communications; and wearable mobile smart devices market is expected to reach $19 billion by 2018.
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Fortinet zero-day attack spree hits at least 50 customers
Attackers are actively exploiting a critical zero-day vulnerability in Fortinet’s network and security management tool FortiManager, according to security researchers and federal authorities. The earliest exploitation was on June 27, and at least 50 organizations across various industries have been impacted to date, Mandiant said in a Wednesday blog post. Fortinet disclosed active exploitation of CVE-2024-47575, which has […]
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Nearly 100 utilities’ credit ratings downgraded since 2020 as wildfire risks grow
Increased wildfire risk has contributed to nearly 100 utility company credit downgrades since 2020, according to a report by global consulting firm Charles River Associates. Lower credit ratings have made it more difficult for utilities to borrow money while insurance and wildfire mitigation costs have increased, the report states. These costs have largely been passed on to […]
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Russia-linked hackers attack Japan's goverment, ports
Two Russian hacking groups leveled distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks at Japanese logistics and shipbuilding firms — as well as government and political organizations — in what experts believe are attempts to pressure the Japanese government. The attacks came after lawmakers boosted the nation’s defense budget, and its military conducted exercises with regional allies. The two pro-Russian […]
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T-Mobile interferes with NextWave's network, FCC finds
T-Mobile’s 5G network is interfering with NextWave’s network in New York City, the FCC found in a pair of new reports. The FCC said its field agents conducted 2.5GHz signal strength measurements in a total of six locations across New York City in September. The agency reported that, in one set of tests, T-Mobile’s median signal strength […]