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Apple, Amazon, Google, IBM, Meta Executives to Discuss Software Security at White House
The White House will meet executives from leading tech firms, including Google, Apple, and Amazon to discuss software security after the US suffered several major cyberattacks last year.
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Microsoft Emergency Patch for Exchange Server Being Closely Tracked by White House
The White House is closely tracking an emergency patch Microsoft has released, US national security adviser Jake Sullivan said, after an unknown hacking group recently broke into organisations using a flaw in the company's mail server software.
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SolarWinds Hack Response Leader Named by White House Amid Criticism
After members of Congress criticised the US response to a massive breach of government departments and private corporations discovered late last year, the White House announced that a senior national security official had been leading the effort since the first day of the Biden administration.
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2 Top White House Officials Resign After Capitol Violence, More On The Way: Report
Two top aides to first lady Melania Trump resigned on Wednesday in the wake of violence on Capitol Hill, and more top White House officials were considering resigning, including national security adviser Robert O'Brien and his deputy, Matthew Pottinger, sources familiar with the matter said.
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May Give Nomination Speech From White House, Says Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he might give his acceptance speech for a second term nomination from the White House, a breach of longtime tradition.
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Trump Government Says "Breach Of Agreement", Sues To Block Ex-Aide's Book
The Trump administration filed a lawsuit Tuesday seeking to prevent publication of former national security advisor John Bolton's book, which is expected to provide a damning insider portrait of the White House.
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"Would've Been Greeted With Vicious Dogs, Weapons": Trump On US Protesters
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said demonstrators protesting the death of a black man who died after a white police officer knelt on his neck would have been "greeted with the most vicious dogs, and most ominous weapons, I have ever seen" had they breached the White House fence.
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Coronavirus Inflicts Huge Job Losses In US As Pandemic Breaches White House Walls
Labor Department reported the USunemployment rate rose to 14.7 percentlast month, up from 3.5 percentin February
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Agency That Handles US President's Communications Suffered Data Breach
The US defense agency responsible for secure White House communications said Social Security numbers and other personal data in its network may have been compromised, according to a letter seen by Reuters on Thursday.
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Vehicle Strikes White House Barrier, Driver Detained
A passenger vehicle struck a White House security barrier on Friday but did not breach it, and the female driver was immediately apprehended, the U.S. Secret Service said.
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Donald Trump Not Safe In White House, Says Former Secret Service Agent
US President Donald Trump is not safe inside the White House and even the Secret Service would not be able to protect him during a terror attack, a former Secret Service agent who had guarded previous presidents have warned.
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Donald Trump Hails Secret Service For White House Intruder Arrest
US President Donald Trump on Saturday praised the US Secret Service for a "fantastic job" following their late-night arrest of an intruder who breached the White House grounds while the president was there.
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Vladimir Putin Denies Democrat Email Hack But Praises Leak
Russia's president on Friday denied Moscow was behind an email hack that embarrassed White House hopeful Hillary Clinton but said it was important the information got into the public domain.
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White House Cautious On Syria Ceasefire 'Violations'
The White House said Monday it was not surprised by reports that a ceasefire in Syria had been breached, but indicated it was too early to call the plan a failure.
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White House Turns To Pentagon In Major Background Checks Overhaul
The US government will set up a new agency to do background checks on employees and contractors, the White House said on Friday, after a massive breach of US government files exposed the personal data of millions of people last year.
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Apple, Amazon, Google, IBM, Meta Executives to Discuss Software Security at White House
The White House will meet executives from leading tech firms, including Google, Apple, and Amazon to discuss software security after the US suffered several major cyberattacks last year.
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Microsoft Emergency Patch for Exchange Server Being Closely Tracked by White House
The White House is closely tracking an emergency patch Microsoft has released, US national security adviser Jake Sullivan said, after an unknown hacking group recently broke into organisations using a flaw in the company's mail server software.
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SolarWinds Hack Response Leader Named by White House Amid Criticism
After members of Congress criticised the US response to a massive breach of government departments and private corporations discovered late last year, the White House announced that a senior national security official had been leading the effort since the first day of the Biden administration.
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2 Top White House Officials Resign After Capitol Violence, More On The Way: Report
Two top aides to first lady Melania Trump resigned on Wednesday in the wake of violence on Capitol Hill, and more top White House officials were considering resigning, including national security adviser Robert O'Brien and his deputy, Matthew Pottinger, sources familiar with the matter said.
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May Give Nomination Speech From White House, Says Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he might give his acceptance speech for a second term nomination from the White House, a breach of longtime tradition.
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Trump Government Says "Breach Of Agreement", Sues To Block Ex-Aide's Book
The Trump administration filed a lawsuit Tuesday seeking to prevent publication of former national security advisor John Bolton's book, which is expected to provide a damning insider portrait of the White House.
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"Would've Been Greeted With Vicious Dogs, Weapons": Trump On US Protesters
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said demonstrators protesting the death of a black man who died after a white police officer knelt on his neck would have been "greeted with the most vicious dogs, and most ominous weapons, I have ever seen" had they breached the White House fence.
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Coronavirus Inflicts Huge Job Losses In US As Pandemic Breaches White House Walls
Labor Department reported the USunemployment rate rose to 14.7 percentlast month, up from 3.5 percentin February
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Agency That Handles US President's Communications Suffered Data Breach
The US defense agency responsible for secure White House communications said Social Security numbers and other personal data in its network may have been compromised, according to a letter seen by Reuters on Thursday.
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Vehicle Strikes White House Barrier, Driver Detained
A passenger vehicle struck a White House security barrier on Friday but did not breach it, and the female driver was immediately apprehended, the U.S. Secret Service said.
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Donald Trump Not Safe In White House, Says Former Secret Service Agent
US President Donald Trump is not safe inside the White House and even the Secret Service would not be able to protect him during a terror attack, a former Secret Service agent who had guarded previous presidents have warned.
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Donald Trump Hails Secret Service For White House Intruder Arrest
US President Donald Trump on Saturday praised the US Secret Service for a "fantastic job" following their late-night arrest of an intruder who breached the White House grounds while the president was there.
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Vladimir Putin Denies Democrat Email Hack But Praises Leak
Russia's president on Friday denied Moscow was behind an email hack that embarrassed White House hopeful Hillary Clinton but said it was important the information got into the public domain.
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White House Cautious On Syria Ceasefire 'Violations'
The White House said Monday it was not surprised by reports that a ceasefire in Syria had been breached, but indicated it was too early to call the plan a failure.
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White House Turns To Pentagon In Major Background Checks Overhaul
The US government will set up a new agency to do background checks on employees and contractors, the White House said on Friday, after a massive breach of US government files exposed the personal data of millions of people last year.
