Noah Broder

Cybersecurity Privacy and Civil Liberties

Lessons from the frontlines of the fight against ransomware

By Noah Broder on October 1, 2019 cyber security, Darkweb, Fabian Wosar, ransomware

As ransomware and other cyberattacks increase in frequency, it is important to understand where the attacks originate and how they can be stopped. Learning from experts in the field help shed light on how to protect against these attacks, and what the future may hold.

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Still waiting on Mueller, Judiciary Committee considers paths to hold Trump accountable

By Noah Broder on October 1, 2019 house judiciary committee, Robert Mueller

As Robert Mueller’s testimony looms, the House Judiciary Committee is holding a series of hearings to learn more about the Mueller report and possible offenses by President Donald Trump. Friday’s hearing focused on Congress’ constitutional authority and ability to hold the president accountable.