Progress on OS 35 salvage as cranes head for Gibraltar
First phase of operation is underway with the removal of cargo
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Hackers now spreading malware via Microsoft OneNote attachments
Hackers are now spreading malware using Microsoft OneNote attachments in phishing emails, infecting victims using remote access malware that can be used to install additional malware, steal passwords, or even cryptocurrency wallets.
Razzie nominations: Marilyn Monroe biopic Blonde leads with eight
The biopic about Marilyn Monroe gets eight nominations, while actor Tom Hanks gets three.
The US Air Force’s Secret Hypersonic Bomber Program Conitnues To Advance
Concept art of the system. Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc. Popular Mechanics: Project Mayhem, the Air Force’s Secret Hypersonic Bomber, Has Begun Cooking * Project Mayhem, the Air Force’s secret hypersonic bomber, would be an …
US Navy Puts On Hold The Development Of A Light Amphibious Warship
An artist’s conception of the proposed Light Amphibious Warship. Sea Transport Solutions illustration Defense One: The Navy Put Its Next Amphib on Hold. Good. The proposal to build a slow and combat-shy Light Amphibious Warship raises ques…
Cisco Unified CM SQL Injection Flaw Let Attackers Execute Crafted SQL Queries
Cisco released fixes for Unified Communications Manager (CM) and Unified Communications Manager Session Management Edition to address high-severity SQL injection vulnerability. “An attacker could exploit this vulnerability by authenticating to the appl…
Eitzen steps in to buy Hoglund Marine after scrapped HAV Group takeover
Norwegian shipowner becomes majority shareholder in the automated and energy solutions provider
screen recording on apps which have banned it
Sorry if this isn’t the right sub to ask this question in but i wanna know is there any way to screen record on an app (eg netflix) that prohibits in-built recorders ?
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Israeli firms to stage strike against Netanyahu’s ‘judicial overhaul’
At least 130 Israeli high-tech companies and startups have announced that they will stage warning strike to protest plans by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new cabinet to “overhaul” the judicial system and weaken the Supreme Court.