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Binance’s BNB Chain Reveals 'Red Alarm' List of 191 Risky dApps Running on Its Network: Details
Binance has listed 191 dApps on its Red Alarm list, warning that the named dApps could pose financial threats to unsuspecting members of the crypto community. Many of the dApps listed on the Red Alarm index have raised suspicions about offering fake tokens or high tax fees, raising the number of ways unsuspecting investors could lose their hard-ear...
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Google’s Android 14 Will Block Installation of Outdated Apps From Play Store: Report
Google is reportedly planning to introduce the next Android version, Android 14, later this year. The upcoming Android version will reportedly get an additional layer of security that will block malicious apps from making their way to smartphones. A recent report has suggested that the upcoming Android 14 will block the installation of outdated app...
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'Zero-Click' Hacks Getting Popular, Practically No Way to Stop Them
As a journalist working for Arab news network Alaraby, Rania Dridi said she's taken precautions to avoid being targeted by hackers, keeping an eye out for suspicious messages and avoiding clicking on links.
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Czech Scientists Give 'Brains' to Drone System to Detect Abnormal Behaviour
A group of Czech scientists decided to give these machines the ability to figure out suspicious behaviour. They claim to have developed a surveillance system that analyses drone footage in a way similar to the human brain.
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Coronavirus Maps Apps Being Used to Spread Malware: Researchers
A threat analysis report has shown how hackers can use some websites that show the coronavirus maps can download malware to the users system and collect their sensitive information.
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'Alcoholic Tide Pods': New Way To Drink Whisky Leaves Everyone Confused
They're wrapped in seaweed. They're filled with whisky. And they're now drawing a collective groan from the Internet, thanks to their suspicious resemblance to a laundry detergent pack-turned-meme-turned-public health hazard.
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3 Assam Excise Officials Out On A Raid Die in Accident, Cops Suspicious
Three officials with the state excise department died and an equal number suffered critical injuries when a dumper truck smashed into their vehicle while they were travelling along National Highway-39 in Assam's Golaghat district on Thursday. The victims -- one of whom was an excise inspector -- were on their way to conduct a raid when the incident...
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142 Passengers Watch As Armed Hijacker Overpowered On Bangladesh Flight
Bangladesh security officials on Sunday foiled a hijacking attempt of a Dubai-bound plane, which made an emergency landing at a coastal city in the country following the incident, officials said.
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Weight Loss: Sniffing Certain Foods And Other Bizarre Weight Loss Diet Tricks
Weight Loss: One comes across a number of simplistic weight loss advices which may be based on outmoded research or mere anecdotal evidence, which may lead you to follow them and in turn lead to lot of frustration, if they don't work out.
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Pak Man, Freed From Jail After 16 Years, Returns Home With Bhagavad Gita
A Pakistani national Jalaluddin, who was released from Varanasi Central Jail on Sunday after 16 years, took home Bhagavad Gita with him. Jalaluddin was arrested from Varanasi's Cantonment area with suspicious documents and is now on his way back to his country. Senior superintendent of Varanasi Central Jail Ambrish Gaud told the media that in 2001,...
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Twitter to Verify New Accounts With Email Addresses, Phone Numbers in Bid to Fight Spam
Adding a way to check that a real person is behind new accounts was described by Twitter as being among measures to fight abuse, trolls, and hateful content.
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Here Are 10 Critics Of Vladimir Putin Who Died Violently Or In Suspicious Ways
Not everyone who has a quarrel with Russian President Vladimir Putin dies in violent or suspicious circumstances - far from it. But enough loud critics of Putin's policies have been murdered that Thursday's daylight shooting of a Russian who sought asylum in Ukraine has led to speculation of Kremlin involvement.
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International Cricket Council Should Investigate India-Bangladesh World T20 Match, Says Ex-Pakistan Spinner
Former Pakistan off-spinner Tauseef Ahmed felt India's win over Bangladesh game looked suspicious and has urged the International Cricket Council anti-corruption unit to look into it.
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Australian Open Under Match-Fixing Scrutiny
According to Australian media, police were on the look-out for suspicious results in the first round of the Australian Open, which is currently under way in Melbourne.
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Richa Chadda Detained For Two Hours in Delhi Airport
Richa Chadda was recently stopped and interrogated at the airport here on her way back to Mumbai as the security and airport officials found something suspicious in her luggage.
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Binance’s BNB Chain Reveals 'Red Alarm' List of 191 Risky dApps Running on Its Network: Details
Binance has listed 191 dApps on its Red Alarm list, warning that the named dApps could pose financial threats to unsuspecting members of the crypto community. Many of the dApps listed on the Red Alarm index have raised suspicions about offering fake tokens or high tax fees, raising the number of ways unsuspecting investors could lose their hard-ear...
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Google’s Android 14 Will Block Installation of Outdated Apps From Play Store: Report
Google is reportedly planning to introduce the next Android version, Android 14, later this year. The upcoming Android version will reportedly get an additional layer of security that will block malicious apps from making their way to smartphones. A recent report has suggested that the upcoming Android 14 will block the installation of outdated app...
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'Zero-Click' Hacks Getting Popular, Practically No Way to Stop Them
As a journalist working for Arab news network Alaraby, Rania Dridi said she's taken precautions to avoid being targeted by hackers, keeping an eye out for suspicious messages and avoiding clicking on links.
-
Czech Scientists Give 'Brains' to Drone System to Detect Abnormal Behaviour
A group of Czech scientists decided to give these machines the ability to figure out suspicious behaviour. They claim to have developed a surveillance system that analyses drone footage in a way similar to the human brain.
-
Coronavirus Maps Apps Being Used to Spread Malware: Researchers
A threat analysis report has shown how hackers can use some websites that show the coronavirus maps can download malware to the users system and collect their sensitive information.
-
'Alcoholic Tide Pods': New Way To Drink Whisky Leaves Everyone Confused
They're wrapped in seaweed. They're filled with whisky. And they're now drawing a collective groan from the Internet, thanks to their suspicious resemblance to a laundry detergent pack-turned-meme-turned-public health hazard.
-
3 Assam Excise Officials Out On A Raid Die in Accident, Cops Suspicious
Three officials with the state excise department died and an equal number suffered critical injuries when a dumper truck smashed into their vehicle while they were travelling along National Highway-39 in Assam's Golaghat district on Thursday. The victims -- one of whom was an excise inspector -- were on their way to conduct a raid when the incident...
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142 Passengers Watch As Armed Hijacker Overpowered On Bangladesh Flight
Bangladesh security officials on Sunday foiled a hijacking attempt of a Dubai-bound plane, which made an emergency landing at a coastal city in the country following the incident, officials said.
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Weight Loss: Sniffing Certain Foods And Other Bizarre Weight Loss Diet Tricks
Weight Loss: One comes across a number of simplistic weight loss advices which may be based on outmoded research or mere anecdotal evidence, which may lead you to follow them and in turn lead to lot of frustration, if they don't work out.
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Pak Man, Freed From Jail After 16 Years, Returns Home With Bhagavad Gita
A Pakistani national Jalaluddin, who was released from Varanasi Central Jail on Sunday after 16 years, took home Bhagavad Gita with him. Jalaluddin was arrested from Varanasi's Cantonment area with suspicious documents and is now on his way back to his country. Senior superintendent of Varanasi Central Jail Ambrish Gaud told the media that in 2001,...
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Twitter to Verify New Accounts With Email Addresses, Phone Numbers in Bid to Fight Spam
Adding a way to check that a real person is behind new accounts was described by Twitter as being among measures to fight abuse, trolls, and hateful content.
-
Here Are 10 Critics Of Vladimir Putin Who Died Violently Or In Suspicious Ways
Not everyone who has a quarrel with Russian President Vladimir Putin dies in violent or suspicious circumstances - far from it. But enough loud critics of Putin's policies have been murdered that Thursday's daylight shooting of a Russian who sought asylum in Ukraine has led to speculation of Kremlin involvement.
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International Cricket Council Should Investigate India-Bangladesh World T20 Match, Says Ex-Pakistan Spinner
Former Pakistan off-spinner Tauseef Ahmed felt India's win over Bangladesh game looked suspicious and has urged the International Cricket Council anti-corruption unit to look into it.
-
Australian Open Under Match-Fixing Scrutiny
According to Australian media, police were on the look-out for suspicious results in the first round of the Australian Open, which is currently under way in Melbourne.
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Richa Chadda Detained For Two Hours in Delhi Airport
Richa Chadda was recently stopped and interrogated at the airport here on her way back to Mumbai as the security and airport officials found something suspicious in her luggage.
