San Miguel Beermen’s Jericho Cruz celebrates his team’s latest PBA championship. –MARLO CUETO/INQUIRER.net MANILA, Philippines–There’s still some business for Jericho Cruz to deal with after playing an important part in San Miguel Beer’s run to the PBA Commissioner’s Cup crown. Cruz is scheduled to next put his focus on helping Guam start off its bid … Read more
HAGATNA, Guam (AP) — Guam residents and officers emerged from properties and shelters Thursday to survey the harm completed to the U.S. Pacific territory after an extended night time of hunkering down as Hurricane Mawar’s howling winds shredded bushes, flipped automobiles and knocked out utilities. The central and northern elements of the island acquired greater … Read more
As state-sponsored hackers engaged on behalf of Russia, Iran, and North Korea have for years wreaked havoc with disruptive cyberattacks throughout the globe, China’s navy and intelligence hackers have largely maintained a fame for constraining their intrusions to espionage. However when these cyberspies breach essential infrastructure in the USA—and particularly a US territory on China’s doorstep—spying, … Read more
Touch upon this storyComment correction A earlier model of this text incorrectly referred to Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero as Guerrero on subsequent references. His final identify is Leon Guerrero. The article has been corrected. Punishing winds battered Guam from Wednesday into Thursday as one of many worst storms to face the Pacific U.S. territory in … Read more
China might have carried out digital espionage in opposition to the US’ Pacific pursuits. Microsoft and the Nationwide Safety Company (NSA) have revealed that an alleged state-sponsored Chinese language hacking group, Volt Storm, put in surveillance malware in “essential” methods on the island of Guam and elsewhere within the US. The group has been working … Read more