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The Wednesday arrest of cybersecurity researcher Marcus Hutchins is sending chills through the cyber community. “It’s unclear if the Department of Justice knows what it just did with its handling of this indictment,” said Tor Ekeland, a lawyer who specializes in computer crimes. Researchers across the country have expressed fear and confusion after the […]
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WannaCry researcher arrest sends chills through the cybersecurity community
August 5th, 2017 
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No Comments »140 years later, strange tree frog rediscovered in India
January 22nd, 2016 Awake Goy Last sighted in 1870, Jerdon’s tree frog was thought to be long gone. But a three-year-old mission beginning in 2007 not only found the amphibian alive and well in India, new research also discovered that it belongs to a completely new genus of tree frog. Jerdon’s tree frog, also known as Frankixalus jerdonii, has […]
Posted in World News Tags: 30c, 90, chills, china, cold, drop, extreme, percent, temperatures, wave, weather No Comments »Trump at the rightwing Jewish conference
December 6th, 2015 Awake Goy “Far-right Israeli group declares war on Christmas A dozen protesters from the far-right anti-assimilation group Lehava on Sunday demonstrated outside a Christmas event at Jerusalem’s YMCA, decrying what they termed the “murder” of Jewish souls. Shouting, “You murdered us in exile,” and condemning European blood libels and historical persecution of the Jews, the small group […]
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Brazil arrests 10 suspected ISIS members ‘planning Olympic terrorist attacks’
The police operation, codenamed ‘Hashtag,’ took place across nine states, with suspects arrested in Sao Paulo and Parana. Justice Minister Alexandre Moraes told a news conference on Thursday that all the detainees were Brazilian nationals. The police operation took place across nine states. Judicial authorities in the state of Parana claimed that intercepted data and […]