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ATM Heists 2.0: Hackers Strike Without Touching a Machine

ATM heists are increasingly becoming cyber-oriented, leveraging technological advances for digital intrusions. Logical attacks exploit ATM software vulnerabilities, allowing hackers to extract

by Evelyn Caltier

3 weeks ago

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Is Your Credit Card Company Hiding Something? Find Out Now

Unveiling Financial Transparency In today’s financial landscape, understanding credit card offers is crucial for smart decision-making. FinanceBuzz, a dedicated independent platform, provides

by Mason Byler

3 weeks ago

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Will Robots Affect Your Pay? Wage Wars in the Age of AI

As artificial intelligence continues to infiltrate various industries, its impact on employment and wages is becoming a topic of hot debate. New

by Hazel Everly

4 weeks ago

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by Hannah Quixley

1 month ago

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Support in Tough Times! Local Fund Transforms Lives for Restaurant Workers

Facing the challenges of the pandemic, the Lawrence Restaurant Association established the Hospitality Relief Fund to assist restaurant staff in Douglas County

by Anna Gallagher

1 month ago

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by Mason Faulkner

2 months ago

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Democratic Campaign’s Financial Challenges Spark Controversy

The Democratic campaign for the 2024 presidential election faced financial scrutiny due to exorbitant spending, leading to a massive $1.5 billion drain