U.S. and allies blaming China for massive cyberattack
They're calling out Beijing for widespread cybercrime, including the massive Microsoft Exchange hack.
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They're calling out Beijing for widespread cybercrime, including the massive Microsoft Exchange hack.
Days after being upstaged by Richard Branson, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos blasts off on his own spaceflight Tuesday morning.
Two more passenger flights are planned before the end of the year as Bezos kicks off commercial flight operations.
Saturday marks the 25th anniversary of the TWA flight 800 crash, one of the deadliest aircraft disasters in American history. Family members of victims and aviation experts reflect on the tragedy and lessons learned. Errol Barnett has more.
Tuesday marks the 52nd anniversary of Neil Armstrong's first steps on the moon. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is set to blast off in a rocket built by his private space company, Blue Origin, on Tuesday as well. Going along for the ride is a trailblazing aviator who many believe should have made the trip into space decades ago. Michelle Miller has the details.
"They're killing people," the president said. "Look, the only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated and they're killing people."
The Russian-linked cyberattack crime gang REvil has suddenly vanished from the web. The group's blog and payment site went offline Tuesday, sparking speculation that it had been shut down by a state actor. REvil is suspected of being behind the JBS meat processing hack and other ransomware attacks. CBSN tech reporter Dan Patterson joins CBSN AM to talk about the different possible scenarios for the vanishing act.
Jackson Palmer blasts digital currencies as "inherently right-wing, hyper-capitalistic technology."
Consumer Product Safety Commission wants e-commerce giant to accept responsibility for removing unsafe merchandise.
The group, known as "Tortoiseshell" in the security industry, targeted nearly 200 individuals associated with the military as well as defense and aerospace companies in the U.S.
Automaker says it's investigating after two older models of its flagship electric car burst into flames.
Most social media content is positive, but the negative stuff is what captures people's attention, research shows.
The multi-agency effort comes as pressure mounts on President Biden to retaliate for Russia's failure to curb cyberattacks on U.S. infrastructure.
A shortage of new cars has buyers and dealers scrambling. Inventories are depleted amid a shortage of microchips, batteries and steel. Anna Werner takes a look.
It's the second company after Amazon to ask the legal scholar to recuse herself from an antitrust investigation.