Counterfeit currency: How the RCMP, law enforcement and the Bank of Canada combat fake money
Counterfeiting currency is not a new crime. In fact,…
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How Nigerian youth are galvanising for upcoming presidential vote
Over a third of Nigeria’s 93.4 million registered voters are youths who are gearing up to vote in February 25 election.
‘People mustn’t forget:’ Iran’s queer refugees push back from abroad
Melika Zarr, not her real name, at home in Berlin, where she helps others and recalls her own desperation. Annette Riedl/dpaWhen Melika Zarr thinks of her native Iran, she is overcome by difficult emotions, not just because of the way nationwide prote…
Can we predict cyber attacks? Bfore.AI says they can
Recently, at Cybertech Tel Aviv 2023, I met with Luigi Lenguito, CEO at Bfore.AI, who introduced me to their technology. In this Help Net Security interview, Lenguito talks about threat prevention challenges and how his company can predict cyber attack…
A long and lethal legacy: In the shadow of asbestos in the UK
Widely used in construction for decades, the aftermath of asbestos exposure has been a death sentence for thousands.
Turkish teen pulled from earthquake rubble of ten-storey tower by Brit rescuers asks for Harry Potter books
ENTOMBED in quake rubble for 117 hours, a teenage girl was pulled free by British rescuers and told them: “Please bring my Harry Potter books.”
After nearly five days trapped face down in darkness, 15-year-old Ikbal Cil was prised free from beneath …
Newborn babies among those hauled from earthquake ruins in Turkey and Syria as rescuers wept with joy
INCREDIBLE stories of survival emerged yesterday as newborn babies were among those hauled alive from the earthquake ruins in Turkey and Syria.
Bewildered children with faces caked in dust were lifted clear of collapsed buildings after five days, as…
A baby, a ‘miracle’, a glimmer of hope in Syria
On a day of death and destruction, a newborn girl fought for her life in the rubble beside her mother’s lifeless body.
My kids lost one home to bombs in Syria and second to earthquake in Turkey… we’re so grateful to Sun readers
IN just four years, little Nofal and Maria Hennami have seen their two homes destroyed.
The wide-eyed youngsters fled Syria when bombs obliterated the family’s property.
Peter JordanOmar, with Nofal and Maria, said ‘The children have now lo…
Phyron partners with konversable to provide WhatsApp in video
Leading AI car video technology supplier, Phyron AI and chat technology provider, konversable have announced a new partnership designed to maximise sales of used cars for retailers. The partnership allows for a WhatsApp Enquiry option to be embedded into Phyron’s AI-generated used car videos, so that a customer can quickly engage with a car they […]
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