Pupils learn about 'online safety threats' from former FBI agent
Special Agent, Miguel Clarke, was at the school, as part of a drive to educate children and their parents about cyber crime.
Special Agent, Miguel Clarke, was at the school, as part of a drive to educate children and their parents about cyber crime.
Records released by the FBI show agents braced for potential threats from the IRA and their sympathisers during the late Queen's various visits to the US.
So-called juice-jacking is a term which the bureau has used before to describe how malware can be installed through a 'corrupted USB port'.