The Daily Populous

Tuesday December 26th, 2017 day edition

image for Russia's undersea naval activity is at record levels, and NATO is worried about a crucial lifeline to the world

That activity, particularly the submarine component, has sparked concern about the vulnerability of undersea cables connecting the global economy.

NATO and the US have responded, bolstering forces at sea and anti-submarine warfare efforts and shifting NATO commands.

Russian undersea naval activity in the North Atlantic has reached new levels, and NATO is worried that the undersea cables connecting North America and Europe and the rest of the world are being targeted.

"Russia is clearly taking an interest in NATO and NATO nations' undersea infrastructure.".

Air Chief Marshal Stuart Peach, the UK's defense chief, has also sounded alarm about Russia's apparent focus on the undersea cables.

Lennon's and Peach's warnings are only the latest about Russian undersea activity in the vicinity of important underwater infrastructure.

US officials said in 2015 that increased Russia undersea activity could have been efforts to locate those cables. »

How I Got Paid $0 From the Uber Security Bug Bounty

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How I Got Paid $0 From the Uber Security Bug Bounty.

So Uber partners with HackerOne to offer a public bug bounty program, advertising a $500 minimum guaranteed payout if a security vulnerability is found within an Uber app or information asset.

Uber is not serious about their security efforts, and their HackerOne Bug Bounty is completely bogus. »

Cities With Uber Have Lower Rates Of Ambulance Usage

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Cities With Uber Have Lower Rates Of Ambulance Usage.

The study investigated ambulance rates in 766 U.S. cities from 43 different states.

Taking into account the timelines of when Uber entered each city, the researchers found that the app reduced per capita ambulance usage rates by around 7 percent. »