Headlines:
Promising new steps to help limiting Alzheimer's disease incidence: A collaboration of around 20 scientists from the US have analyzed data on more than 4,000 people with late Alzheimer's
The ISS team received Christmas goodies: Christmas is approaching this month. Astronauts aboard the International Space Station prepare to celebrate Christmas soon, as we all.
Kirk Douglas celebrated his 102th birthday anniversary: Kirk Douglas, one of Hollywood's most celebrated icons, turned 102 on Sunday.
NASA has the sound record of the Martian wind: NASA’s new Mars lander InSight has captured the first sounds of the Martian wind.
Climate changing dispute and failure to adopt the right resolution at dedicated talks in Poland: The climate change is a global threat for humanity. Scientists warned for the worst scenarios possible.
More than thousand flights cancelled due to winter storms in the U.S.: American Airlines has canceled 1,100 Sunday flights due to the Winter Storm Diego. The cancellations are expected to spill into
Six people killed, dozens injured, in a stampede at a nightclub in Italy: A stampede Saturday at a nightclub in the town of Corinaldo, near the eastern coastal city of Ancona, Italy, killed
New yellow vests protests expected in the weekend in France: As the weekend began, the capital and other cities of France expect new protests and riots against Macron.
The police stopped a bank robbery in northeastern Brazil, many killed in the shooting: At least 12 people were killed on Friday, including some bandits , in Milagres, a small town in northeastern Brazil,
A nine year old boy damaged dozens homes and cars in a Perth suburb, Australia: A nine-year-old boy, primary school student, who lives with his grandmother in the Perth suburb of Ellenbrook, has been terrorizing

Another Nintendo game pulled from the eShop due to Homebrew exploit

After it was found out that the indie multiplayer shooter for the Nintendo 3DS can be used to boot homebrew games and apps, the game "Ironfall: Invasion" was removed from both the U.S. and European Nintendo eShops. Nintendo was rather fast to act upon hearing news of this exploit especially because the game was free to download and having the ability to play homebrew games opens the door to piracy.

  • Written by Jed E. Robinson
  • Category: Cyber Freedom

Now, it’s about the privacy opposed to security, in the Apple vs. FBI case

Things changed now and  the FBI have made history: Apple needs the FBI help, if possible, to identify vulnerabilities in their data protection system on iPhones. The agency has shown no interest in telling Apple how it skirted the phone's security features, leaving the tech giant guessing about a vulnerability that could compromise millions of devices.

  • Written by Robert Woodward
  • Category: Cyber Freedom

Popular torrent site PirateBay is back with reduced staff

It didn't take so much time for the popular torrent website to make a comeback after some of its servers were seized by Swedish police which ultimately lead to its shut down. But for some it felt like forever. As a result tons of copies of the popular torrenting websites have been springing up like mushrooms after the rain.

  • Written by Jed E. Robinson
  • Category: Cyber Freedom

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