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1942 photo provided by the the public prosecutor's office in Hamburg via the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum shows Heinrich Himmler, center left, shaking hands with new guard recruits at the Trawniki concentration camp in Nazi occupied Poland; Trawniki is the same camp where, some time after this photo was made, Jakiw Palij trained and served as a guard.

By MATT O'BRIEN AP Technology Writer August 21, 2018 09:10 AM Microsoft has uncovered new hacking attempts by Russia targeting U.S. political groups ahead of the midterm elections. The company said Tuesday that a group tied to the Russian government created fake websites that appeared to spoof two American conservative organizations: the Hudson Institute and the International Republican Institute.

Follow the author of this article Follow the topics within this article Save Save Jeremy Hunt has criticised Russia's 'malign' behaviour Credit: SAUL LOEB/ AFP Commercial interests preclude a united European front against Russia We should welcome the stance of our new Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, on Vladimir Putin's antagonistic regime.

By DEE-ANN DURBIN AP Business Writer After more than a century behind bars, the beasts on boxes of animal crackers are roaming free. Mondelez International says it has redesigned the packaging of its Barnum's Animals crackers after relenting to pressure from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Nabisco - which is owned by Mondelez - has been making the popular animal- shaped cookies since 1902.

Kremlin-linked group created fake websites for Senate and thinktanks, Microsoft states 16:53, 21 August 2018 Open source Microsoft Corp said on Monday that it had recently thwarted hackers associated with Russian government attempting to steal user information from conservative groups that promote democracy and advocate for cybersecurity. Last week, Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) successfully executed a