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A Year After Colonial Pipeline, Threat of Ransomware Attacks Looms

The attack sent people rushing to the pump and showed how vulnerable critical infrastructure is.

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<p>Russian President Vladimir Putin at his New Year address in Moscow on December 31, 2017.&nbsp;</p>

Pentagon Says 'Clear Evidence' Russia Is Committing War Crimes. Could Putin Be Prosecuted?

A Pentagon spokesperson accused Russia of intentionally carrying out "indiscriminate attacks on civilians."

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<p>President Joe Biden has allocated more than $1 billion already to Ukraine.</p>

Biden Announces $800M in Military Aid to Ukraine, Including Long-Range Missiles, Drones

The aid package brings US assistance to Ukraine to more than $1 billion.

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Spider-Man Will Stream Early, Instagram Live Debuts Moderator Feature

In today's top stories, Spider-Man: No Way Home will stream earlier than expected, Instagram Live now has a moderator feature for creators and YouTube has cracked down on trivialized Russia content.

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Cluster Bombs: Russia Accused of Using Banned Munitions Every Day

Here's what you need to know about cluster munitions, which shower a region in a deadly rain of "bomblets."

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BBC Brings Back Shortwave Radio Broadcasts in Russia

The move comes as Russia restricts access to the BBC's websites.

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Google Suspends Ads in Russia

The move comes after Russian government demanded that Google stop showing what it called false ads about the war in Ukraine.

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<p>A school gym in Zahony, Hungary, has been turned into an emergency shelter for Urkainian refugees.</p>

War in Ukraine Brings Out Scammers Trying to Exploit Donations

Be careful where you send your donations.

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Ukraine Refugee Aid Targeted by Phishing Campaign

Though it's unclear who's behind the phishing assault, researchers say it's in line with previous state-sponsored campaigns tied to an attacker in Belarus.

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US Sanctions Russia for Ukrainian Invasion, and Google Employees Get Back to the Office

In this week's top stories, Russia attacks Ukraine and now faces sanctions from the US and its allies. Plus, mobile carriers are waiving charges to communicate with loved ones in Ukraine, and Google eases COVID-19 workplace restrictions.

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Russian Cyberattacks Against Ukraine Risk Crossing the Line Into Warfare

Cyberwarfare falls into a legal gray zone.

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As Russia's Cyberattacks on Ukraine Mount, the Risk of Impact in Other Countries Rises

Cyberattacks are a part of Russia's military strategy.

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