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Day: April 13, 2023
First image of a black hole gets a makeover with AI
The image released in 2019 gave a peek at the enormous black hole at the centre of the M87 galaxy, 53 million light-years from Earth.
Biden visit – latest news: US president to end Ireland trip with visit to ancestors’ home town
US president to speak in Ballina cathedral and may visit hospice dedicated to his late son Beau
Dozens raped as migrant workers deported from Angola to DR Congo
Congolese civilians, Angolan forces responsible for abuse of women and children, doctor says, as thousands expelled.
Madeline Kingsbury missing – live: Father of Minnesota mom’s children denies role in disappearance
Adam Fravel, the father of Madeline Kingsbury’s children, has spoken out about her disappearance
‘He’s no fool’: Macron’s Taiwan remarks an attempt to boost Europe’s voice in a polarised world, say analysts
Mr Macron, in an interview published on Sunday, called on the European Union to reduce dependence on the United States or get “caught up in a disordering of the world and crises that aren’t ours”.
Bypassing a Theft Threat Model
Thieves cut through the wall of a coffee shop to get to an Apple store, bypassing the alarms in the process.
I wrote about this kind of thing in 2000, in Secrets and Lies (page 318):
My favorite example is a band of California art thieves that would break into people’s houses by cutting a hole in their walls with a chainsaw. The attacker completely bypassed the threat model of the defender. The countermeasures that the homeowner put in place were door and window alarms; they didn’t make a difference to this attack.
The article says they took half a million dollars worth of iPhones. I don’t understand iPhone device security, but don’t they have a system of denying stolen phones access to the network?…
Australia’s most powerful cyclone in 12 years to cross coast
A tropical cyclone nearing Australia is forecast to be the most powerful storm in 12 years to hit the country, bringing wind gusts of up to 315 kilometers (196 miles) per hour as it crosses the northwest coast, meteorologists said Thursday.
How Japan’s big plans for a ‘hydrogen society’ fell flat
It was once touted as a miracle solution to Japan’s energy problems: creating a “hydrogen society” by sharply ramping up use of the fuel for vehicles, industry and housing.But the country’s plan to expand its hydrogen market and slash greenhouse emiss…
The West Needs a New Strategy in Ukraine
Haass & Kupchan, Foreign Affairs A Plan for Getting From the Battlefield to the Negotiating Table