Articles by Giuliano J.
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Apple WWDC 2020: First ARM-Powered Macs, iOS 14 and More Expected
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference 2020 will be held online. Here's what to expect in the event.
[COVID-19 Update] Babies Tend to Have Milder Coronavirus Cases But Asymptomatic Patients Have Weaker Immune Response
Experts claim that babies have better chances of recovering from the coronavirus. Meanwhile, asymptomatic patients have a weaker immune response to COVID-19.
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[TIPS] 'The Last of Us 2': Which Skills to Upgrade; Here's Why TLOU's Opening Is One of the Most Effective in Gaming
The Last of Us still has the best opening in gaming. Here are the skills that you should upgrade in TLOU 2.
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[BREAKING] FBI Tracks Philadelphia Protester Using Instagram, Charges Her With Arson of Police Cars
The FBI tracked a protester in Philadelphia using their Instagram and LinkedIn accounts. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) tracked Philadelphia protesters using their Instagram and other social media platforms, charging them with the arson of two police cars.
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[COVID-19 Update] Facemask Kills COVID-19 Using Heat From Phone Charger; Nanosponges' Can Possibly Neutralize 90% of Coronavirus
Experts have developed a mask that can kill the coronavirus with heat using a phone charger. Also, nanosponges covered with human lung cell membranes can neutralize COVID-19.
BEWARE: FDA Warns About Injectable Drugs Containing Lead, Mercury, Strychnine Manufactured by Homeopaths
The FDA has identified four manufacturers labeled as homeopaths that are distributing dangerous injectable drugs. The products contain lead, strychnine and mercury.
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[HACKERS] Hacking Campaign Targets Aerospace and Military Staff with Cyberattackers Posing as HR Offering Fake Jobs
Military and aerospace staff are being targeted by a new hacking campaign with hackers posing as fake HRs offering jobs.
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Google, Facebook, Twitter in Trouble? New Bill Allows Social Media Firms to Be Sued for Political Speech Censorship
The US Justice Department wants to limit social media platforms' protections. If passed, platforms like Facebook, Google, and Twitter can be sued for political speech censorship.
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[COVID-19 Update] New Coronavirus Treatment to Include Cow's Blood; Human Trials to Begin Next Month
Cow's blood will be used for COVID-19 treatment and will begin its human trials by next month. A new coronavirus treatment obtained from the cow's blood will be tested on humans next month.
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[Google Update] Popular Android Apps Banned From Google Play Store with Warning to Delete Them
Popular Android apps including Lite Beauty Camera, were banned from Google Play Store. Here are the other apps that got banned.
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[Hackers] Taiwan's CDC Tricked by 'Vendetta' Hackers in Data Theft Campaign; Australian Websites Sold on Dark Web
Taiwan's CDC was tricked by a group of hackers called Vendetta in a data theft campaign. Australian websites have also gone up for sale on the dark web.
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[BREAKING] Instagram to Examine How Its Policies Affect Black Users 'Ensuring Black Voices are Heard' says CEO
Instagram's CEO says the social media platform will take steps to examine how its policies affect black users. Here are things you need to know.
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Pandemic Aftermath: Worst Air Pollution and Extreme Traffic Congestion Expected After Lockdown as Private Cars Increase
Experts claim that the worst air pollution will happen once the lockdown is fully lifted. Extreme traffic congestion will take place as the use of private vehicles rise.
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Scientists Discover Buried Ancient Roman Temple Size of Cathedral Using Special Ground-Penetrating Radar
Using ground-penetrating radar (GPR), scientists have discovered a large ancient Roman temple, buried beneath the ground, using a special radar. They claimed that it's as large as St. Paul's Cathedral.
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[New Discovery] Unusual Echoes at the Center of the Earth Seen and Heard by Scientists: What Is It?
Scientists detected unusual echoes from the earth's center. They claim it may be coming from a previously unknown structure.
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[BREAKING] Microsoft Bans Face-Recognition Service to Police Because of False Matches Leading to Unjust Arrests
Microsoft confirmed that it has banned face-recognition sales to the police. The company stated that it can lead to false matches creating unjust arrests.
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[COVID-19 UPDATE] Muscle Pain, Mental Confusion Possible Coronavirus Signs; Polio Vaccine Can Offer Temporary Protection
Experts claimed that muscle pain and other neurological symptoms may be linked to COVID-19. Scientists also said that a polio vaccine can provide temporary protection from coronavirus
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COVID-19 UPDATE: CPR Still Safe During Pandemic; Black Males 4.6x More Likely to Die From Coronavirus Than White Males
Experts claim that performing CPR in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic is still safe. A study also says that black males are 4.6 times more likely to die from the coronavirus than white males.
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Beware! Illegal Streaming Service Offered to 2 Million Users Busted for Netflix and HBO Piracy
European police caught an illegal streaming service offering pirated Netflix and HBO. The streaming ring even had its own customer service.
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HACKERS EXPOSED: Huge Spy-For-Hire Scheme Target Thousands of Organizations Including Politicians
A huge spy-for-hire scheme by hackers has been exposed, and thousands of politicians and human rights organizations have been targeted.
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[VIRAL] TikTok Video Reveals How Long It Takes for Hand Sanitizer to Work; Bacteria Can Enter Body When Using Hands to Eat
Germs can be killed by hand sanitizer within 30 seconds. However, if hands are used to eat before 30 seconds, active germs may enter the body.
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[HACKERS] Intel New Chip Flaws Allow Hackers to Steal Crypto Keys From its Ultrasecure SGX
Two flaws were found in Intel's new chip, and these security vulnerabilities could allow hackers to steal crypto keys even from Intel's ultrasecure SGX chip.
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[American Wonder] First US Woman in Space, Kathy Sullivan, Sets Another Record Reaching the Deepest Point of the Ocean
A new record was achieved by the first American woman who walked in space. Kathy Sullivan just reached the deepest point of the ocean.
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[COVID-19 Update] Anti-Parasitic Drug Eliminates Coronavirus in Animal Lungs; New Methods to Safely Inactivate SARS-CoV-2 Discovered
South Korea's Daewoong Pharmaceutical claimed that an anti-parasitic drug can eliminate the coronavirus in animals' lungs. Scientists have also discovered new methods to safely inactivate the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
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[HACKERS] 50,000 Computers Infected by Fake Recovery Tool 'Stop DJVU Ransomware'; Honda Operations Attacked by Ransomware
150 variants of a fake recovery tool called 'Stop DJVU Ransomware' has infected 50,000 PCs. Honda's Global Operations have also been affected by a ransomware attack.
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[Facebook Protest] Moderators Rally Against Mark Zuckerberg's Stance on Trump's Threats
A letter was signed by Facebook moderators to protest against Mark Zuckerberg's stance on President Donald Trump's threats. They said that Zuckerberg refused to take action.
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[HACKERS] New Phishing Scam Uses Resume and Medical Leave Emails to Hide COVID-19 Malware
A new phishing scam hides COVID-19 malware in resume and medical leave form emails. Hackers can deploy banking trojans and infostealers.
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[BREAKING] Twitter Vigilantes Falsely Accuse Retired Police Officer For Attacking Teen Protesters
Twitter internet vigilantes falsely accused an ex-officer for attacking teen protesters. The ex-officer's wife received emails from strangers.
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[COVID-19 Update] Heartburn Drug Can Fight Moderately Severe Coronavirus Cases; Vaccine May Take 10-15 Years Experts Say
Experts claimed that a popular heartburn drug called Famotidine can cure mild to moderate COVID-19 cases. Meanwhile, experts have said that a vaccine may take 10-15 years.
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[BREAKING] Cox Internet User? Heavy Users Will be Punished With Slow Internet Speeds
Cox Communications will be punishing heavy internet users with slow speeds. The 10Mbps upload speed was imposed on gigabit plans in an entire neighborhood.
