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The second round of picks under the Critical Raw Materials Act leans heavily on recycling and battery metals, with rare earths, tungsten and magnesium also covered.
A new infrastructure program brings 11 founding partners on board, and an opt-in scanner will send maintainers exploits and fixes without human review.
The Russia-aligned UAC-0099 group kept refining its downloader with obfuscation and sandbox checks, and an early version appears to have gone unnoticed for about a year.
Names, contact details and partial Social Security numbers were exposed, but the utility has not said how the attacker got in or when it noticed.
Sources told Krebs on Security the stolen data could pose operational safety risks; the company says its investigation so far found no impact on operations or products.
A Seoul law firm is recruiting plaintiffs, while police say many of the 28 IP addresses tied to the attacks were relays used to hide the hackers' location.
A 20-year contract pays for 890 megawatts of new output from existing plants, and a separate 15-year deal adds 2,700 megawatts on the PJM grid.
A joint advisory says the credential campaign now deletes or changes original admin accounts and feeds access to INC/Lynx and Payload ransomware affiliates.
The Wyoming deal runs through 2048 and pairs 590 megawatts of grid service with a privately managed microgrid of about 2.1 gigawatts of third-party resources.
Validating resolvers that still trust only KSK-2017 could fail to resolve names under every top-level domain once KSK-2024 takes over.
The Linux malware turns hijacked routers, cameras and DVRs into proxy nodes and talks to its operators through public NAT-traversal servers used by VoIP and video apps.
The bipartisan measure, stalled since 2024, pairs grants for rural hospitals with new HHS security rules and now heads to the House.
Regulators ordered lenders to cut external access to nonessential systems after finding the same IP address at all seven firms, including Yegaram Savings Bank.
The debt-free rescue will cost BT about £400 million this fiscal year, and the culture secretary has ordered a fast public-interest review.
Appliances patched days earlier for two other zero-days began crashing, and CISA gave federal agencies until Oct. 7 to deal with the new bug.
Judge Sara Hill found a Tulsa deputy violated the Fourth Amendment by pulling a driver's travel history from Flock's camera network with no reason beyond her out-of-state plates.
AWS chief Matt Garman paired the Built Together program with a rebuttal of common complaints about water, power prices and diesel generators.
We Energies says the Point Beach deal would cut fuel costs for other customers, but regulators must still sign off and a rate increase is on the table.
The city of more than 20,000 has promised no shutoffs or late fees while the FBI and DHS investigate whether resident and employee data was taken.
New BPFDoor builds and a previously undocumented implant called AVERAT hide their command traffic in ordinary-looking SMTP sessions on port 25 at network-edge devices.
Symantec says the group behind the 2025 ToolShell attacks has turned to Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking countries, disabling security tools on 40 machines in about two hours.
The Interior Ministry will rank about 15,000 public systems by importance and run the top tier in two places, a year after a blaze in Daejeon took 95 days to fully recover from.
The 690-megawatt contract gives Constellation the revenue certainty to seek another license extension for Maryland’s only nuclear plant and to add capacity by 2032.
Japan's largest power generator would feed the site from its own LNG supply chain, with Apollo lined up as financing partner and operations targeted for around 2028.