Jenna McLaughlin
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265 appearances
42 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 6d ago
Jenna McLaughlin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The FBI has teamed up with cybersecurity company Lumen Technologies to uncover the digital infrastructure used by Chinese hackers to launch cyber attacks against targets around the world.
Most recently, the team pinpointed a zombie army of infected devices, what's known as a botnet, the Chinese hackers have been using to cover their digital tracks.
Researchers at Lumen describe it as a digital quartermaster, used by multiple hacking groups to spy and disguise their origins.
The U.S.
Justice Department seized and took back control of the botnet.
According to the Justice Department, the seized network helped facilitate previously known digital break-ins at NASA, the Federal Reserve Board, the Department of Energy, and the U.S.
Senate, among others.
Jen McLaughlin NPR
Cybersecurity researchers from antivirus company BitDefender are tracking back to school themed scams, targeting anxious families and educators getting ready for the new school year.
According to the research, these particular text messaging scam campaigns are particularly prevalent in states including Florida, Texas, Georgia, and California.
The cyber criminals are promising grant money, free laptops, scholarships, and financial aid, with no payment required, and none of it is real.
Hackers are taking advantage of the stress around the cost of education to steal personal information.
Jen McLaughlin and PR News.
Cybersecurity researchers from antivirus company BitDefender are tracking back to school themed scams, targeting anxious families and educators getting ready for the new school year.
According to the research, these particular text messaging scam campaigns are particularly prevalent in states including Florida, Texas, Georgia, and California.
The cyber criminals are promising grant money, free laptops, scholarships, and financial aid, with no payment required, and none of it is real.
Hackers are taking advantage of the stress around the cost of education to steal personal information.
Jen McLaughlin, NPR News.
Local teams restored the flow of water to Bram residents quickly, but learned they were just one target in what appears to be a nationwide series of cyber attacks.
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US officials and experts believe Iran may be to blame.
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