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Highmark got hacked, 300,000 records breached
Highmark is notifying members about a recent data breach related to a phishing campaign affecting roughly 300,000 members. An employee was sent a phishing email link that led to the account being compromised, from there a threat actor obtained access to files that may have contained protect health information of Highmark members.
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Edmonds schools got hacked
Someone hacked into the Edmonds School District network, gaining access to the private information of faculty, students, and parents. According to the district, the hacker had access for about two weeks. The information included social security numbers, driver’s license numbers, financial account info, medical info, student records, student identification numbers, dates of birth and more.
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Amid Turkey Quake Rubble, Gasps of Air and Miraculous Rescues
Nine people were rescued in Turkey over a week after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake devastated the region. The rescues were rare bright spots in one of the bleakest periods in memory for Turkey.
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Italy’s Giorgia Meloni Vexes Europe by Playing Nice, Mostly
Some still fear an authoritarian turn, but Giorgia Meloni has surprised many by showing a pragmatic streak since coming to power. Now Europe is not sure what to do.
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U.S. Arrests Four More in the Assassination of Haiti’s President
The suspects, including three Americans, were arrested and indicted by a federal grand jury on Tuesday for their alleged ties to the 2021 killing.
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Guided Missile Killed U.S. Aid Worker in Ukraine, Video Shows
A Times analysis suggests that an intentional strike, not an indiscriminate attack, most likely killed Pete Reed. It is unclear whether the attackers knew he was with a group of aid workers.
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U.S. Says Restocking Ukraine With Ammunition Is Urgent to Allies
Ukrainian officials are telling the remaining civilians to leave Bakhmut, another sign of a possible retreat from a city that has been the focus of fighting in the east.
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Parting Is Such Sweet Spectacle: A Collector Sells His Hirst, Koons and Calder
In an unusual midseason, single-owner auction at Christie’s on March 9, Adam Lindemann is purging some of his prizes.
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Tom Luddy (1943-2023)
It is with deep sorrow the Telluride Film Festival announces the passing of its founder and inspiration, Tom Luddy. Tom died peacefully on February 13th, 2023, in Berkeley, California after a long illness. Tom was a force in the film industry for nearly six decades. He had a life-long love and passion for film, and…
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Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
The unspoken motto of the “Ant-Man” movies is “think small,” which has paradoxically made it stand apart from other sectors of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which tend towards the grandiose. “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” plays around with that idea by shrinking Ant-Man/Scott Lange (Paul Rudd) and the other major characters to a subatomic size ten minutes into…