DHS secretary celebrates Iran's exit from World Cup
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The biggest sporting event in U.S. history starts Thursday. Here's how U.S. authorities plan to keep it safe from drones, cyberattacks and more.
Staff in the room vet leads and monitor online posts, with a primary focus on enforcing the agency's "no-drone zones." ...
This is the largest and most complex World Cup ever, with three host countries and 48 teams. It will place unprecedented ...
As World Cup matches draw huge international crowds to Southern California, police officers and firefighters helping secure ...
Officials from the US Department of Justice seized nearly 400 domains linked to illegal World Cup streams and warned viewers ...
Two Argentine YouTubers face felony charges after allegedly bypassing security at a World Cup match using bogus credentials ...
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San Francisco rolls out heightened security measures ahead of World Cup knockout match, 4th of July
The city of San Francisco is taking heightened police and security measures in advance of two major events in the Bay Area ...
With millions of attendees and sprawling digital infrastructure, the World Cup presents cybercriminals and nation-state ...
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