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Potentially classified documents were found at the Penn Biden Center in Washington, where Biden kept an office after leaving the Vice Presidency in 2017.

Joe Biden kept classified documents at private office after leaving US Vice Presidency? DOJ review on

Potentially classified documents were found at the Penn Biden Center in Washington, where Biden kept an office after leaving the Vice Presidency in 2017.

Months after an investigation was launched against former US President Donald Trump on whether he kept classified documents at his Florida resort after demitting office, current President Joe Biden may be facing a similar case.
Potentially classified documents were found at the Penn Biden Center in Washington, where Biden kept an office after leaving the Vice Presidency in 2017. Biden's personal attorneys found the papers in a "locked closet" in November 2022, and informed the White House.
The Justice Department is conducting a review of the documents, the White House said on 9 January 2023.
&ldquo;Since that discovery, the President's personal attorneys have cooperated with the Archives and the Department of Justice in a process to ensure that any Obama-Biden Administration records are appropriately in the possession of the Archives,&rdquo; special counsel to the President, Richard Sauber said.
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The US state of Texas has reportedly  filed a multi-state lawsuit against Google for "anti-competitive conduct, exclusionary practices and deceptive misrepresentation."

Texas files lawsuit against Google for anti-competitive practices

The US state of Texas has reportedly filed a multi-state lawsuit against Google for "anti-competitive conduct, exclusionary practices and deceptive misrepresentation."

The US state of Texas has reportedly filed a multi-state lawsuit against Google for "anti-competitive conduct, exclusionary practices and deceptive misrepresentation." The state attorney's general has alleged that Google used its marketing muscle to dominate the online advertising space, kneecapping its competitors. It's worth noting that Texas is part of a similar multi-state lawsuit against Google, filed by the US Department of Justice in October.

US charges 5 Chinese nationals in global hack

The US has charged five Chinese citizens with hacking over a 100 companies and institutions across the world, including Indian govt networks.

The US Justice Department has charged five Chinese citizens with hacking over a 100 companies and institutions across the world, including Indian govt networks. They have been charged with stealing valuable software data and business intelligence. Two Malaysian nationals have also been charged with helping the hackers. The Malaysian nationals were arrested on Sunday and the Chinese nationals have been declared fugitive. In 2019, the conspirators installed 'Cobalt Strike' malware on Indian government-protected computers, the charges state.

Washington, PTI: The US Justice Department has charged five Chinese citizens with hacking over a 100 companies and institutions across the world, including Government of India networks, stealing valuable software data and business intelligence.
Deputy US Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen on Wednesday announced three indictments have been unsealed in the matter that collectively charge five Chinese nationals with computer hacking and charge two Malaysian nationals for helping some of those hackers target victims and sell the fruits of their crime.
The Malaysian nationals were arrested on Sunday and the Chinese nationals have been declared fugitive, according to a Justice Department statement.
Rosen heavily criticised the Chinese government. &ldquo;The Department of Justice has used every tool available to disrupt the illegal computer intrusions and cyberattacks by these Chinese citizens. Regrettably, the Chinese Communist Party has chosen a different path -- of making China safe for cyber-criminals so long as they attack computers outside China and steal intellectual property helpful to China,&rdquo; the deputy attorney general said.
&ldquo;In about 2019, the conspirators compromised government of lndia websites, as well as virtual private networks and database servers supporting the Government of India. The conspirators used VPS PROVIDER servers to connect to an Open VPN network owned by the Government of India,&rdquo; the indictment said.
In the attacks, the conspirators installed 'Cobalt Strike' malware on Indian government-protected computers, it added.
According to the charges, the computer intrusions affected over 100 companies in the United States and abroad.
The victims ranged from software development, computer hardware, telecommunication, social media and video game companies. Non-profit organisations, universities. think-tanks, foreign governments, pro-democracy politicians and activists in Hong Kong were also targeted.
Security researchers have tracked the intrusions using labels &ldquo;APT41,&rdquo; &ldquo;Barium,&rdquo; &ldquo;Winnti,&rdquo; &ldquo;Wicked Panda,&rdquo; and &ldquo;Wicked Spider.&rdquo; These intrusions facilitated the theft of source code, software code signing certificates, customer account data, and valuable business information, the researchers said.
These intrusions also facilitated the defendants&rsquo; other criminal schemes, including ransomware and &ldquo;crypto-jacking&rdquo; schemes, the latter refers to the group&rsquo;s unauthorised use of victim computers to mine cryptocurrency.

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