CORONAVIRUS LATEST: COVID-19 has now killed nearly 200,000 people worldwide. —DHS warns of 'opportunity' for criminal activity created by online learning —WHO warns against 'immunity passports' —138 inmates in Colorado prison test positive
9:59 a.m.: DHS warns of 'opportunity' for criminal activity created by online learning
The risks outlined include theft of login information, identify theft, the ability of cybercriminals to obtain discarded computers that still had cached data on their drives, extortion by using confidential student or employee data to blackmail either the educational institution or an individual, or denial-of-service attacks in exchange for ransom payments.
Cyber experts at the DHS said that these threats are not hypothetical, every type of attack has been seen. No study, as of April 24, has evaluated whether the presence of antibodies guarantees immunity to subsequent infection of COVID-19 in humans, the organization said. States like Texas, Georgia, Oklahoma, while all taking a different approach, are now reopening businesses to jumpstart their economies. Georgia, despite criticism from President Donald Trump, will allow many businesses to reopen this week, including tattoo parlors, movie theaters, bowling alleys and more.At least 138 inmates at the Sterling Correctional Facility in Colorado have tested positive for COVID-19, according to the Department of Corrections, and that number will likely rise soon.
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