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Robert F Kennedy Jr Adds Mysterious Liquid In His Drink Mid-Flight. Internet Speculates
One of the prevailing theories from internet sleuths is that RFK Jr was administering a dye called Methylene Blue.
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Opinion: Why The Kate Middleton Mess Should Scare Brands On Social Media
What turned the most casual royal watchers into crazed professional internet sleuths is the now-infamous photo that was posted by the Prince and Princess of Wales's handle on X.
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Enola Holmes 2 Trailer: Millie Bobby Brown, Henry Cavill Team Up to Tackle a New Case
Enola Holmes 2 got a new trailer, ahead of its release on November 4. Netflix dropped a Part 2 trailer for the upcoming Millie Bobby Brown-led mystery sequel, which sees the young sleuth teaming up with her infamous brother, Sherlock Holmes. Fresh off her triumph in the original film, Enola has now started her own detective agency, stumbling upon t...
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YouTubers Hunt Closure — and Clicks — in US Cold Cases
A scuba diver wiped away the algae on a submerged car's license plate and exclaimed: "It's them!" That discovery of two long-missing American teens' apparent remains was the latest tragic find for a subculture of YouTube sleuths.
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Newlyweds Malala Yousafzai, Asser Malik And "Necessary" Plus One - Shah Rukh Khan. See Pic
Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai announced her wedding to partner Asser Malik on social media Tuesday, and Internet sleuths lost no time in digging up old photographs of the couple together.
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Batgirl May Feature in Next DC Game From Batman: Arkham Origins Studio WB Games Montréal
Batgirl might be part of the next game from Batman: Arkham Origins developer WB Games Montréal, if Internet sleuths are to be trusted. A website — r3dakt3d.com — teased by WB Games Montréal has ties to Batgirl’s first appearance in Detective Comics #359.
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Fitness Tracker Reveals Locations Of US Military Personnel, Exposes Risk
Less than seven months ago, a group of journalists and Internet sleuths reported that the fitness-tracking application Strava was revealing highly sensitive information about U.S. military personnel around the world, including in Iraq and Syria.
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Spooked by Bangladesh Heist, Asian Security Summit Works on Cyber-Security
For the first time, the Shangri-La Dialogue conference allotted one of its six special sessions to cyber-security.
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Internet Sleuths On Facebook And Reddit Solved The 20-Year-Old Mystery Of A Missing Teenager
Twenty years after the van he was in ran off the road in Northern Virginia, and 10 years after the Internet started trying to close his case, the man known only as "Grateful Doe" finally has a name.
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Internet Sleuths are Furiously Trying to Find out Who Made an Ominous Viral Video
A shaky video shot in front of a gloomy, windowed brick wall and filled with coded messages has become an object of fascination in certain corners of the Internet, as Redditors and tech writers rush to try and figure out what it means - and why it even exists in the first place.
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Virus Targeting Banking, Personal Information Prowling Indian Cyberspace
Cyber security sleuths have alerted Indian Internet users about the destructive phishing attacks by a virus which could compromise personal email and banking-related data.
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Robert F Kennedy Jr Adds Mysterious Liquid In His Drink Mid-Flight. Internet Speculates
One of the prevailing theories from internet sleuths is that RFK Jr was administering a dye called Methylene Blue.
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Opinion: Why The Kate Middleton Mess Should Scare Brands On Social Media
What turned the most casual royal watchers into crazed professional internet sleuths is the now-infamous photo that was posted by the Prince and Princess of Wales's handle on X.
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Enola Holmes 2 Trailer: Millie Bobby Brown, Henry Cavill Team Up to Tackle a New Case
Enola Holmes 2 got a new trailer, ahead of its release on November 4. Netflix dropped a Part 2 trailer for the upcoming Millie Bobby Brown-led mystery sequel, which sees the young sleuth teaming up with her infamous brother, Sherlock Holmes. Fresh off her triumph in the original film, Enola has now started her own detective agency, stumbling upon t...
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YouTubers Hunt Closure — and Clicks — in US Cold Cases
A scuba diver wiped away the algae on a submerged car's license plate and exclaimed: "It's them!" That discovery of two long-missing American teens' apparent remains was the latest tragic find for a subculture of YouTube sleuths.
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Newlyweds Malala Yousafzai, Asser Malik And "Necessary" Plus One - Shah Rukh Khan. See Pic
Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai announced her wedding to partner Asser Malik on social media Tuesday, and Internet sleuths lost no time in digging up old photographs of the couple together.
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Batgirl May Feature in Next DC Game From Batman: Arkham Origins Studio WB Games Montréal
Batgirl might be part of the next game from Batman: Arkham Origins developer WB Games Montréal, if Internet sleuths are to be trusted. A website — r3dakt3d.com — teased by WB Games Montréal has ties to Batgirl’s first appearance in Detective Comics #359.
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Fitness Tracker Reveals Locations Of US Military Personnel, Exposes Risk
Less than seven months ago, a group of journalists and Internet sleuths reported that the fitness-tracking application Strava was revealing highly sensitive information about U.S. military personnel around the world, including in Iraq and Syria.
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Spooked by Bangladesh Heist, Asian Security Summit Works on Cyber-Security
For the first time, the Shangri-La Dialogue conference allotted one of its six special sessions to cyber-security.
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Internet Sleuths On Facebook And Reddit Solved The 20-Year-Old Mystery Of A Missing Teenager
Twenty years after the van he was in ran off the road in Northern Virginia, and 10 years after the Internet started trying to close his case, the man known only as "Grateful Doe" finally has a name.
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Internet Sleuths are Furiously Trying to Find out Who Made an Ominous Viral Video
A shaky video shot in front of a gloomy, windowed brick wall and filled with coded messages has become an object of fascination in certain corners of the Internet, as Redditors and tech writers rush to try and figure out what it means - and why it even exists in the first place.
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Virus Targeting Banking, Personal Information Prowling Indian Cyberspace
Cyber security sleuths have alerted Indian Internet users about the destructive phishing attacks by a virus which could compromise personal email and banking-related data.
