| BREAKING NEWS: State Department inspector general fired Posted: 15 May 2020 07:00 PM PDT State Department Inspector General Steve Linick has been fired, according to a senior administration official and a congressional aide. Linick, a Justice Department veteran appointed to the role in 2013 by then President Barack Obama, is the latest of a slew of inspectors general to be ousted in recent months. He played a minor role in the House of Representatives' impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump, ferrying a trove of documents to lawmakers that had been provided to the State Department by Rudy Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer. The State Department did not immediately respond to a request to explain why Linick had been fired. Read more: https://www.politico.com/news/2020/05/15/state-department-inspector-general-fired-261536 To change your alert settings, please go to https://login.politico.com/_login?base=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.politico.com.
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| Scanning TLS Server Configurations With Burp Suite Posted: 15 May 2020 06:55 PM PDT In this post, we present our new Burp Suite extension "TLS-Attacker". Using this extension penetration testers and security researchers can assess the security of TLS server configurations directly from within Burp Suite. The extension is based on the TLS-Attacker framework and the TLS-Scanner, both of which are developed by the Chair for Network and Data Security. You can find the latest release of our extension at: https://github.com/RUB-NDS/TLS-Attacker-BurpExtension/releasesTLS-ScannerThanks to the seamless integration of the TLS-Scanner into the BurpSuite, the penetration tester only needs to configure a single parameter: the host to be scanned. After clicking the Scan button, the extension runs the default checks and responds with a report that allows penetration testers to quickly determine potential issues in the server's TLS configuration. Basic tests check the supported cipher suites and protocol versions. In addition, several known attacks on TLS are automatically evaluated, including Bleichenbacher's attack, Padding Oracles, and Invalid Curve attacks.  Furthermore, the extension allows fine-tuning for the configuration of the underlying TLS-Scanner. The two parameters parallelProbes and overallThreads can be used to improve the scan performance (at the cost of increased network load and resource usage). It is also possible to configure the granularity of the scan using Scan Detail and Danger Level. The level of detail contained in the returned scan report can also be controlled using the Report Detail setting. Please refer to the GitHub repositories linked above for further details on configuration and usage of TLS-Scanner. Scan History If several hosts are scanned, the Scan History tab keeps track of the preformed scans and is a useful tool when comparing the results of subsequent scans. Additional functions will follow in later versionsCurrently, we are working on integrating an at-a-glance rating mechanism to allow for easily estimating the security of a scanned host's TLS configuration. This is a combined work of Nurullah Erinola, Nils Engelbertz, David Herring, Juraj Somorovsky, Vladislav Mladenov, and Robert Merget. The research was supported by the European Commission through the FutureTrust project (grant 700542-Future-Trust-H2020-DS-2015-1). If you would like to learn more about TLS, Juraj and Robert will give a TLS Training at Ruhrsec on the 27th of May 2019. There are still a few seats left.- Tutoriales Hacking
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| BREAKING NEWS: House approves $3 trillion coronavirus relief package Posted: 15 May 2020 06:31 PM PDT The House passed a $3 trillion coronavirus relief package that would deliver federal aid for state and local governments, provide rent and mortgage relief and expand unemployment and food assistance programs. The massive aid package was approved mostly along party lines with only a handful of Republicans joining most Democrats in backing the legislation. The GOP-controlled Senate is not expected to take up the measure. Read more.
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| HOW TO HACK A FACEBOOK ACCOUNT? STEP BY STEP Posted: 15 May 2020 04:24 PM PDT Phishing is the way to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details or any other confidential information, often for malicious reasons, by disguising as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication. Phishing is typically carried out by several ways like email spoofing or instant messaging, and it often directs users to enter personal information at a fake website, the look and feel of which are almost identical to the legitimate one. In this tutorial, I will be showing how to hack a facebook account through phishing. SO, HOW TO HACK A FACEBOOK ACCOUNT?There are few techniques by which you can hack a facebook account but here the easiest way we'll discuss. REQUIREMENTS- Phisher Creator ( Fake page generator)
- Hosting ( To host a fake page). Either you can purchase one or also can use free hosting like 110mb.com. But in free hosting, the account will be suspended after a few logins.
STEPS TO FOLLOW- Download phisher creator and run it.
- As you run it, you'll see a screen like the shown below. Here you can type the fields as I have done.
- Once you hit the Create Phisher button, it'll create a fake facebook index page and fb_login.php file in the output folder.
- Now you need to upload these both files index.html and fb_login.php to the hosting account.
- After uploading the file, open the index.html file path. It will open up a page like same facebook page as you can see below.
- We're all done, now we just need to copy the URL of our fake page and distribute it to the victims, you just have to trick them with your social engineering that how you convenience them to open this URL to login facebook. Once someone tries to login through your fake facebook page URL, you'll get their account username and password in the log_file.txt in the same directory of hosting where you have uploaded index.php and fb_login.php.
Hope it'll work fine for you and you have learned how to hack a facebook account. If you find any question or query related to this, feel free to comment below or you can also follow another way that might work well for you to hack facebook account. Continue reading |
| BREAKING NEWS: House passes resolution to allow proxy voting during pandemic Posted: 15 May 2020 04:22 PM PDT The House passed a resolution allowing members to both vote and convene committee hearings remotely amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The change, while temporary, will allow House lawmakers to cast their votes via proxy for the first time in U.S. history. All Republicans voted against the resolution. Read more.
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| ‘Manipulative, deceitful, user’: Tara Reade left a trail of aggrieved acquaintances Posted: 15 May 2020 03:12 PM PDT Over the past decade, Tara Reade, who has accused former Vice President Joe Biden of sexual assault, has left a trail of aggrieved acquaintances in California's Central Coast region who say they remember two things about her — she spoke favorably about her time working for Biden, and she left them feeling duped. As part of an investigation into Reade's allegations against Biden, POLITICO interviewed more than a dozen people, many of whom interacted with Reade through her involvement in the animal-rescue community. A number of those in close contact with Reade over the past 12 years laid out a familiar pattern: Reade ingratiated herself, explained she was down on her luck and needed help, and eventually took advantage of their goodwill to extract money, skip rent payments or walk out on other bills. Read more here. To change your alert settings, please go to https://login.politico.com/_login?base=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.politico.com.
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| India’s CO2 emissions fall for the first time in decades Posted: 15 May 2020 03:10 PM PDT QuickTake Tonight | As the coronavirus continues its spread worldwide, the news is moving faster than ever and it's hard to keep up.
The good news: QuickTake launched a weekly show to get you up to speed.
In this week's Covid-19 wrap: a rare coronavirus-linked illness in children is raising concerns, take a look at what the 'new normal' looks like around the world and find out which stocks you should be paying attention to. For this and more, watch the full show.
And as promised, here are 10 uplifting stories to help end your week on a higher note.  1. India's carbon dioxide emissions fell for the first time in four decades.Levels fell by 30% in April from a year earlier, thanks to the countrywide lockdown.
2. Dubai's Burj Khalifa raised millions of dollars to fight hunger in the United Arab Emirates during the Covid-19 pandemic.The building's 1.2 million external lights were lit up each time a donation was made. 3. Faster internet is coming to Africa with Facebook's $1 billion cable. The 37,000-kilometer (23,000 miles) long cable, dubbed 2Africa, will connect Europe to the Middle East and 16 African countries.  4. Harvard and MIT researchers are developing a face mask that exposes coronavirus. The mask will have sensors that light up when an infected person breathes, coughs, or sneezes to quickly detect Covid-19.
5. America's air is cleaner as a result of the Covid-19 lockdown. This could cut early deaths caused by pollution by 360 per month, with Los Angeles and New York set to benefit the most.  6. Doctors in Taiwan are learning to treat coronavirus patients using VR. As medical services around the world are stretched, the VR system means another doctor won't have to come off duty to train colleagues.
7. This traditional hairstyle is back in style thanks to its similarity to the shape of the coronavirus. While a ban on public gatherings continue, Kenyans are using the hairdo to educate citizens and raise awareness.  8. Notable leaders and celebs are lining up to make online graduations for the Class of 2020 special. Oprah Winfrey, Tom Brady and Tom Hanks are a few of the big names taking the virtual lectern.
9. Leagues around the world found a way to continue their seasons. The Bundesliga German soccer league, NASCAR and South Korean LGPA have added measures to keep the risk of infection as low as possible for players and guests.
10. This 76-year-old gym teacher in Buenos Aires is uniting her neighbors for quarantine aerobics classes. For 40 minutes every day, Irma Mogilevsky moves to the beat in her apartment building's courtyard, and encourages her neighbors to join in.  Have a great weekend! Watch your inbox for our next newsletter on Monday. Follow QuickTake on Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook.
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| ‘Controlled’ infections Posted: 15 May 2020 03:04 PM PDT Evening Briefing A group of U.S. East Coast states is coordinating the opening of beaches for Memorial Day weekend. Italy had the fewest new coronavirus cases in four days while the German economy shrank the most in more than a decade. Abbott Laboratories fell after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said its Covid-19 test has potential accuracy issues, and British American Tobacco said it will begin testing an experimental vaccine in humans. The financial cost of the global crisis could reach $8.8 trillion, but the higher cost—the one in lives—already stands at 306,000, with 4.5 million infected and 1.6 million recovered. Here is the latest on the pandemic. —David E. Rovella Bloomberg is mapping the pandemic globally and across America. For the latest news, sign up for our Covid-19 podcast and daily newsletter. Here are today's top storiesNew York, the planetary epicenter of the catastrophe with 27,000 dead, telegraphed the beginning of a new phase for the state. Governor Andrew Cuomo said he expects a "controlled" increase in coronavirus cases as some of the Empire State's regions lift restrictions. New York City and its eastern suburbs however will remain shut for two more weeks. Across the rest of America, some restrictions are being lifted as infections continue to rise, moves that experts warn will have horrific consequences for a nation that has already suffered 1.4 million infections and 87,000 deaths. Former Vice President Joe Biden is planning "a number of significant" hires in preparation for the general election. The campaign is also expected to roll out a new website and live-streaming platform for the presumptive Democratic Party nominee in his bid to unseat President Donald Trump. Millions of Americans owed tens of billions of dollars in unemployment benefits are still waiting for help they were promised months ago. States continue to struggle with outdated systems amid a surge that has seen 36.5 million people, about one in five American workers, file for unemployment since mid-March. The Fed issued a stark warning Friday that stock and other asset prices could suffer significant declines should the pandemic deepen, with the commercial real estate market among the hardest-hit. A little-noticed provision in the bailout bill Congress passed in March is being exploited by fossil fuel firms, allowing them to rake in millions of taxpayer dollars. "This is a stealth bailout for the oil and gas industry," says one watchdog group. China contends that it didn't know until Jan. 19 how infectious the new coronavirus is, attempting to push back against accusations that it intentionally withheld information about the severity of the outbreak. Face masks, gloves, disinfectants, plexiglass, temperature checks and yes, even longer lines. Get ready for the airport, pandemic-style. Says one airport CEO: "The whole travel experience will be as enjoyable as open-heart surgery." What you'll need to know tomorrow What you'll want to read in Bloomberg PursuitsPity your poor refrigerator. The hard-working kitchen stalwart now has to provide shelter for everything from overzealous yogurt purchases to half-finished sauce jars, fresh lettuce from the farmers market and leftovers from last night's dinner. But inside, if you dig deep, there's gold: You can find the sandwich to end all sandwiches.  Like Bloomberg's Evening Briefing? Subscribe to Bloomberg All Access and get much, much more. You'll receive our unmatched global news coverage and two in-depth daily newsletters, The Bloomberg Open and The Bloomberg Close. Join Bloomberg New Economy Conversations: On May 19, Bloomberg New Economy Director Andy Browne will be joined by officials from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Mastercard, founding members of the Covid-19 Therapeutics Accelerator, an initiative designed to speed development and distribution of a vaccine. Browne will speak with Anita Zaidi, the Gates foundation's director of vaccine development and surveillance, and Mike Froman, Mastercard's vice chairman and president, Strategic Growth. Register now to join the conversation, on Tuesday at 10 a.m. EDT. Download the Bloomberg app: It's available for iOS and Android. Before it's here, it's on the Bloomberg Terminal. Find out more about how the Terminal delivers information and analysis that financial professionals can't find anywhere else. Learn more. | |   |
| How Conservatives missed a golden opportunity to broaden their tent Posted: 15 May 2020 02:23 PM PDT  Emergency wage-subsidy program extended until end of August: PM | | 🎆 The Victoria Day long weekend is here but celebrations will be a little different with social distancing requirements and pandemic closures in place.
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| All the ways coronavirus caught America unprepared Posted: 15 May 2020 02:07 PM PDT Bloomberg Opinion Today Follow Us   | | This is Bloomberg Opinion Today, a retirement facility of Bloomberg Opinion's opinions. Sign up here. Today's Agenda  Essential workers in a shaky food supply. Photographer: Brent Stirton/Getty Images North America Some Things Have to Change Around Here Not long after the Sept. 11 attacks, Warren Buffett wrote the classic line, "You only find out who is swimming naked when the tide goes out." In the current crisis, which is kind of like a 9/11 that never ends, we're learning the entire country was naked. That we weren't ready for a pandemic was obvious. We're still scrambling for adequate medical supplies and testing equipment. But there are other weaknesses making this disaster worse than it had to be: Nursing homes have been a particularly nasty vector of coronavirus spread, an indirect result of how poorly their workers are paid, writes Bloomberg's editorial board. Many work in multiple homes to make ends meet, helping spread the disease. These people need better pay and health benefits so they can stay in one place and take time off when necessary. The disease has also exposed the vulnerability of America's food supply, notes Amanda Little. It's too centralized and inflexible, so when the disease hit we suddenly had millions of unemployed people clamoring for food, even as tons of it was being destroyed. There's got to be a better way, and it could start with a new Department of Food Security. Global supply chains, meanwhile, have gone from a big benefit to American industry to a huge problem as factories shut down around the world. To avoid shortages in future calamities, U.S. manufacturing will increasingly come back home — or at least to Mexico, writes Brooke Sutherland. Unfortunately, much of it will be done by robots. A universal basic income could help American workers get over the whole robots-taking-jobs thing. And this pandemic has made UBI suddenly look much more reasonable, write Tyler Cowen and Garry Kasparov. But the U.S. still needs more-productive economic growth to help pay for it first. More-productive schooling might help with that. Tweens and teenagers are on to something when they complain about sitting in a classroom all day. All the remote-learning we're suddenly doing hints at a future of education that is more flexible and active, writes Andreas Kluth. We just have to make sure it also benefits all students equally, another problem this crisis has exposed. It's hard to call big cities a national weakness, but their density may have helped spread Covid-19. They now have to calculate how to carve out more space to let people shop, eat and commute safely, writes Chris Bryant. Oh, and keep out all the extra cars people will suddenly be driving. One of Elon Musk's solutions to that last problem is tunnels for carrying Teslas instead of trains, for "individualized mass transit." Sounds like you just invented the subway, but vastly slower and more expensive! Maybe another of our big pre-Covid weaknesses was paying too much attention to Musk and other Silicon Valley blowhards, writes Tim O'Brien. Somebody like Buffett may offer a better model. He's at least more quotable. Corporate Coronavirus Complaints We just wrapped up a few weeks of corporate-earnings reports during the worst quarter for the economy since the Great Depression. In the Before Times, earnings calls were just chances to mock suck-ups who say "Great quarter, guys!" Now they may be windows into the uncertain future of the economy. Beth Williams rounds up a cast of Bloomberg Opinion thousands — including Brian Chappatta, Liam Denning, Andrea Felsted, Tae Kim, Tara Lachapelle, Max Nisen and Brooke Sutherland — to talk about what they learned during this quarter's calls. One very important company playing it close to the vest is Apple Inc. The maker of that thing you're constantly staring at in your hand declined last month to offer a forecast for the June quarter, rattling investors. But one of its top suppliers, Foxconn Technology Group, did make a prediction, writes Tim Culpan. It ain't pretty. Further Corporate Tea-Leaf Reading: Coronavirus or no, Toyota is still spending a bunch of money on the future. — Anjani Trivedi Pandemics: The More You Know As America stumbles headlong into reopening businesses and beaches across the country, we can at least take some comfort in knowing we've learned a bit more about the relative riskiness of various activities. We are not so likely to catch coronavirus from chance encounters in grocery stores or on jogging paths, writes Faye Flam, while prolonged exposure in enclosed spaces is much riskier. Govern your paranoia levels accordingly. Because we can't stand not to know what happens next, many of us will be staring at computer models purporting to tell us the shape of outbreaks across the country. Some of these are much less useful than others, notes Cathy O'Neil. White House adviser Kevin Hassett used a model to predict U.S. virus deaths would fall to zero by today, for example. Spoiler alert: No. Cathy offers a helpful field guide to some better models. Telltale Charts As much as China bickers with major trading partners, the flow of business and people never stops, writes David Fickling.  Oil's not negative anymore, but futures prices shouldn't encourage frackers to start willy-nilly pumping the stuff again, writes Liam Denning.  Further Reading No, the New Deal didn't make the Depression worse, as a long-debunked revisionist theory alleges. — Noah Smith Are we sure President Donald Trump wants to be re-elected? Because he seems to have surrendered to the pandemic. — Jonathan Bernstein Reasonable people can disagree about constitutional originalism, but to say those who don't follow it should be impeached is over the top. — Cass Sunstein Malaysians are taking out their coronavirus frustrations on migrants. — Adam Minter South Africa's pandemic response started well but has soured lately. — Bobby Ghosh ICYMI Second waves plague Asia's virus recovery. Tech workers consider escaping Silicon Valley rents. Here's a New Orleans chef's muffuletta recipe. Kickers Llama antibodies could save us all. Or maybe it's pool-noodle hats in restaurants. (h/t Scott Kominers for the first two kickers) A brief history of toilet paper. New Jersey woman beats Spanish flu at 5, Covid-19 at 106. Check her for llama antibodies. 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| 5 Free Online Courses To Learn Artificial Intelligence Posted: 15 May 2020 11:27 AM PDT We are living in the era of fourth industrial revolution(4IR), where Artificial intelligence has a significant role to play. This 4IR technology embedded within societies and even into the human body. From Computer enthusiasts to common people, everyone should be aware and learn this breakthrough technology. We think about gigantic Robots from Transformers when we hear about Artificial Intelligence(AI) which is a fiction in the past but a fact today, capable of transforming the whole tech world. The field of AI consists of more than Robots such as personal assistants, self-driving cars, apprenticeship learning, behavior cloning and so on. To learn about this advanced technology, thanks to the online learning resources which offers great content to get started with artificial intelligence. Here are the 5 free e-learning courses on Artificial Intelligence1. UC Berkeley CS188 Intro to AIGet started with UC Berkeley AI course, this course is absolutely for beginners who are unaware of Artificial intelligence. It doesn't need any prior computer knowledge to know about AI. UC Berkeley allows anyone to learn this course for free. This course is systematically presented and consists of the following: - Course Schedule
- Complete sets of Lecture Slides and Videos
- Interface for Electronic Homework Assignments
- Section Handouts
- Specs for the Pacman Projects
- Source files and PDFs of past Berkeley CS188 exams
- Form to apply for edX hosted autograders for homework and projects (and more)
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Aside from this, you can also browse the following courses as well from UC Berkeley that are part of AI course: - Machine Learning: CS189, Stat154
- Intro to Data Science: CS194-16
- Probability: EE126, Stat134
- Optimization: EE127
- Cognitive Modeling: CogSci131
- Machine Learning Theory: CS281A, CS281B
- Vision: CS280
- Robotics: CS287
- Natural Language Processing: CS288
2. Artificial Intelligence: Principles and TechniquesThis course is offered by Stanford with great content that includes topics, videos, assignments, projects, and exams. The whole course mainly focuses on the complex real-world problems and try to find similarity between web search, speech recognition, face recognition, machine translation, autonomous driving, and automatic scheduling. Here you will learn the foundational principles of AI and implement some the AI systems. The goal of this course is to help you tackle the real-world situations with the help of AI tools. So, it is the best for the beginner to get started with AI. 3. Learn with GOOGLE AIWho will dislike the course from Google? absolutely no one. This company is one of the early adopters of AI has a lot to offer to learners. Learn with Google AI is an education platform for people at all experience levels, it is free to access and browse content. The education resources provided by Google is from the machine learning experts of the company. These resources are the collections of lessons, tutorials, and Hands-on exercises that help you start learning, building, and problem-solving. 4. MIT 6.S094: Deep Learning for Self-Driving CarsThis course gives the practical overview of Deep Learning and AI. It is the course for beginners, also for the people who are getting started with Machine Learning. The course also offers a lot of benefits to the experienced and advanced researchers in the field deep learning. This MIT's course takes people into the journey of Deep Learning with the applied theme of building Self-Driving cars. However, the course also offers slides and videos to engage the learners. 5. Fundamentals of Deep Learning for Computer VisionThis course is offered by Nvidia and Nvidia Deep learning Institute. Computer Vision is one of the disciplines of AI that acquire, analyze, process, and understand images. The course is completely free and everyone who is enthusiast about AI can access and learn the course. It is a hands-on course that able to provide basics of deep learning and deployment of neural networks. With this. you will also learn the following: - Identify the ingredients required to start a Deep Learning project.
- Train a deep neural network to correctly classify images it has never seen before.
- Deploy deep neural networks into applications.
- Identify techniques for improving the performance of deep learning applications.
- Assess the types of problems that are candidates for deep learning.
- Modify neural networks to change their behavior.
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| Coronavirus Ireland Live Updates: Taoiseach to make announcement on easing of lockdown restrictions this afternoon Posted: 15 May 2020 08:51 AM PDT Welcome to the evening edition of the Daily Digest, It's going to be another busy Friday evening, with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar announcing changes to the plans for phase one of the gradual reopening of the country. There's growing confusion as the famous roadmap gets revised along the way. Here's a selection of the best Covid-19 coverage you can trust from Independent.ie, Ireland and across the world.
Fionnán Sheahan,
Ireland Editor
Hardware not homeware Hardware stores will open but homeware stores won't. Confused? We don't blame you, as so are the retailers who were all set to welcome back their customers on Monday morning in phase one of the opening of the lockdown. And that means no trips to Ikea for either furniture or meatballs.
Facemask fiasco Our country is behind the curve when it comes to recommending everyone wears facemasks while shopping and using public transport. Ahead of a likely move in this direction, Andrew Lynch examines the rationale and asks which masks work best. (Premium)
Tipped to return It was the last major sport to shut down, with a few meets still taking place at empty tracks. Now horseracing will be one of the first to return, albeit behind closed doors. Racing will be back on June 8, three weeks earlier than previously planned after the authorities successfully lobbied the Government.
Frontline lessons The lessons of previous crises are that scenario planning can show the prior actions which will work and help prepare for the unexpected. In an editorial in 'Science' magazine, Marcia McNutt points to the benefits of long-term initiatives in the short-term handling of an immediate crisis.
Cuckoos fly The cuckoos haven't gone away. Despite the downturn in the economy associated with the coronavirus and a 20pc anticipated fall in house prices, housebuilder Cairn Homes said there's still keen interest from institutional investors – so-called cuckoo funds – for homes to lease.
Keep your head up Ah sure, it'll be grand. The attitude is unique to Ireland and Dan O'Brien finds it refreshing. He says there are reasons to be cheerful amidst the gloom of the economic crisis, as he examines the high levels of optimism in this country shown in this week's Europe-wide survey. (Premium)
The new Brexit Brexit was supposed to dominate Europe this decade. Instead, the Covid-19 response is causing divisions. From a backlash against green policies to the return of border controls, Charles Grant, director of the Centre for European Reform, argues the accelerating tensions could unravel the EU.
Match fit The old Lansdowne Road was reborn as the Aviva Stadium 10 years ago this week. It is only being used as a coronavirus testing centre right now, but Ruaidhrí O'Connor delves into the planning process to make ready for the return to behind-closed-doors action.(Premium)
Laochra Gaeil Named after an American cartoonist, a Rube Goldberg machine is a domino effect intentionally designed to perform a simple task in an indirect and overly complicated way. An All-Star is surely due to Conán Glass from Na Gaeil Óga GAA Club in Dublin for combining his engineering and hurling skills.
Talk to Show The shenanigans of Marianne and Connell haven't just got pulses racing on this side of the Atlantic. 'Normal People' stars Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal are big in the USA too. Appearing on the 'The Late Late Show with James Corden', they showed they can make anything sultry. | | | | | ABOUT THIS EMAIL | This email is from Independent.ie part of Independent News & Media Group Limited. You received this email because you have signed up for the Independent.ie Daily Digest Newsletter. | | | | Copyright - 2020 | | All Rights Reserved | | | |   |
| Dr. Ron Paul Warning: Watch this before you cast your mail-in ballot Posted: 15 May 2020 08:41 AM PDT  The following is a message from one of our advertisers. This message does not represent the opinion of The Washington Times. Untitled Document | Dear Reader, Ron Paul here, with an urgent warning before you mail in your 2020 Presidential Primary ballot. Because if you cast your vote before watching an important documentary I was interviewed in, you might make a massive mistake. One that will cost you not just your wealth… but also your freedom. I served in Congress for more than 20 years, and never before have I seen such danger in America as I do today. When I left Congress in 2012, I warned that big government, fiat money, ignoring liberty, central economic planning, welfarism, and warfarism caused our prior crisis. And that if folks in Washington didn't wake up and realize it, then we could expect an even more dangerous crisis in the future. Today, that's exactly the world we face. The consequences will be severe. As I recently warned in a documentary film that's already been watched by more than 1 million Americans, it could ultimately mean the total disintegration of society. And it won't matter who you vote for this fall. Because, philosophically, all the 2020 candidates believe the same way on the big issues – whether it's war, money, deficits, welfare, the military industrial complex, or the Federal Reserve… Obviously they all agree on spending money. If you believe, as I do, that the current folks in Washington D.C. are playing with fire – then I urge you to act today. And if you're concerned about the direction of our nation, we have bad news. It's going to get much, much worse. Many Americans face disaster in the coming years. What will happen when vast swathes of the nation can't afford the next month's rent… gas for their car… or food for their children? When you learn more here, you'll soon understand why the 2020 election will turn into a national nightmare. The good news is that there are a few simple things you can do to protect yourself and your family. I'm working with my friends P.J. O'Rourke and Buck Sexton to spread this urgent warning about the coming crisis that could impact every American retiree's hard-earned savings. Their free American Consequences magazine predicted President Donald Trump's impeachment before it happened last year and his ultimate acquittal… the rise in tension in Iran… the ups and downs in the stock market… and they even reported on the coronavirus in China months before most American media, in a piece titled quite appropriately "Why politicians are lying to you about coronavirus." And what they predict about the 2020 election is even more surprising. To be one of the first to know what's coming later this year… click here. Sincerely, Dr. Ron Paul
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| How To Install Windscribe - The Best Free VPN On GNU/Linux Distros? Posted: 15 May 2020 08:08 AM PDT
Why should you use Windscrive? Windscribe is well-known for their free VPN service but they also have a paid version. Only with a free account, you will get 10 countries to connect through and change your real IP address and 10GB of free traffic (if you use an email to sign up Windscribe), and unlimited devices.
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| We found the worst landlord and the worst TikTok star Posted: 15 May 2020 07:47 AM PDT Whistleblower government scientist warns of a nasty winter, Chicago prosecutors to review dozens of murder cases, and three days of peace, love and coronavirus  THE BIG STORY The worst landlords
Single mom Gail Savage lost her bartending job when the shutdown began in Indianapolis on March 16. She told her landlord about the layoff, and said she was waiting on a federal stimulus check to make rent. He replied asking if she'd "stay all night" with him. "Are you asking me in a sexual way?" she eventually texted back. "Yes," he replied.
He's one of an alarming number of landlords sexually propositioning their cash-strapped tenants as the economy craters, Amber Jamieson reports. There's a long history of landlords harassing tenants for sex, especially in vulnerable and low-income communities. With an extra 33 million people out of work in the last couple of months, a lot more people have become vulnerable.
"If you think about #MeToo and attention to sexual harassment and employment, that affected women of all economic classes," said Sandra Park, a senior attorney at the ACLU's Women's Rights Project. "This issue has always targeted low-income women particularly, but given the pandemic and widespread loss of jobs, I do wonder whether we will see more persuasive sexual harassment in housing than we have seen previously ... because it may well end up targeting women from different economic classes."
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After a long-running BuzzFeed News investigation revealed a Chicago detective has been accused of framing more than 50 people — mostly young Latino men — for murders they did not commit, prosecutors now say they will conduct a "comprehensive review" of all convictions tied to the now-retired cop. It's a huge moment in what could prove to be one of the largest policing scandals in US history.
At least 20 people have already been exonerated in cases linked to former detective Reynaldo Guevara, but 14 are still behind bars and another 16 are free but living with criminal convictions on their records. Some men died in prison.
Nancy Adduci, the director of Cook County's Conviction Integrity Unit, asked lawyers to submit the details of people whose convictions involved Guevara, in a letter seen by Melissa Segura, the BuzzFeed News investigative reporter who has been following this story for years. The review is part of an effort to "seek justice equitably," Adduci wrote, and reverse "convictions that should not stand."
Here's Segura's original investigation into Detective Guevara and the 51 men who say he framed them for crimes they did not commit.
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 SNAPSHOTS A government scientist turned whistleblower warned Congress the US could experience its "darkest winter in modern history." Virologist Dr. Rick Bright testified that the "window of opportunity is closing" to beat the coronavirus.
Within hours of the Wisconsin Supreme Court striking down the state's lockdown order on Wednesday, bars were flooded with customers. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers called it a "sad occasion for the state."
Sen. Richard Burr has stepped down as chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee. The North Carolina Republican is being investigated by the FBI over stock trades he made in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.
What do three days of peace and love in 1969 have to do with the coronavirus? Here's the story behind a bizarre Woodstock meme that's blowing up on Facebook.
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Seriously.
New York City officials called a TikTok star with over 3.3 million followers "despicable" yesterday, after he posted videos of a "prank" he played on essential workers riding the subway recently.
Josh Popkin posted two videos showing him getting onto a busy subway car, filling a giant plastic tub with cereal and milk, and then throwing it on the floor of the carriage, sending the masked commuters around him scrambling — and leaving an enormous mess for someone else to clean up.
This wasn't his first so-called prank on essential workers during the pandemic, Emmanuel Felton reports. He's also posted videos of himself messing with a UPS delivery worker, a door attendant, and the cashier at a bodega. He's truly the worst; yesterday Dulcedo Management, the talent agency that represented him, told BuzzFeed News they're no longer working with him and that his recent pranks are not the "positivity needed during these times." Josh Popkin, who sucks. (via TikTok) WEEKEND ESCAPISM Read about some other stuff this weekend, as a treat
Remember back when there was other stuff going on? Remember when you could kick back and think about anything else apart from...all this? Anyhow, just in case you feel like temporarily escaping to another time and place at some point in the coming days, here's a few lovely feature articles from the Before Times, back when there were things in the world other than the coronavirus.
Why Paris Hilton Disappeared — Pier Dominguez on the fate of one of the most visible celebrities of the 2000s, who stopped being a thing in the social media era.
"Fixer Upper" Is Over, But Waco's Transformation Is Just Beginning — Anne Helen Petersen on the sleepy Texas town that Chip and Joanna Gaines turned into a national tourist destination.
How "Armageddon" Became The Ultimate Disaster Movie (In More Ways Than One) — Sandi Rankaduwa on the apocalypse movie that reviewers couldn't stand when it came out 20 years ago, and is now a classic.
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| Après le confinement, la guerre des promotions Posted: 15 May 2020 05:41 AM PDT L'actualité économique qui vous concerne du vendredi 15 mai 2020 vue par Le Parisien.  | Argent, conso, travail… L'essentiel de l'actualité économique qui vous concerne |
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Ce n'est pas encore la période des soldes, mais ça y ressemble. Pour écouler leurs stocks après ces deux drôles de mois, les enseignes affichent des ristournes alléchantes. Habillement, sport, maison… on a fait le tour des magasins. Autre bonne nouvelle du moment, on peut enfin commencer à organiser notre été ! Le gouvernement a annoncé qu'il était possible de partir en vacances, sous réserve que l'épidémie ne reparte pas. Résultat : la SNCF vient d'ouvrir la réservation des trains pour juillet et août. Pour attirer les touristes, les professionnels promettent des facilités d'annulation des séjours, même au dernier moment.
À noter aussi que les députés ont voté, ce vendredi, de nouveaux textes pour, notamment, faciliter les renouvellements de CDD et l'intérim durant cette période de crise sanitaire. Explications, ici.
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| Friday Morning Briefing: Entering the Baltic travel bubble Posted: 15 May 2020 05:17 AM PDT |  | | | | | | | | | What you need to know about the coronavirus today | | | | | | Queues in the airport ...
Anyone worried about the difficulty of maintaining social distancing when travel does begin again, has good reason, judging by the queues at Jakarta's airport on Thursday.
Photographs posted on social media days after the partial resumption of operations showed passengers queuing cheek by jowl in snaking lines to enter the airport and crowding inside it.
State airport operator Angkasa Pura said lines had thinned by afternoon and efforts were underway to ensure physical distancing. Travelers are required to provide a clean bill of health, and a letter from their employer stating the purpose of travel to be able to board an airplane.
...and the office
Not removing your face mask even indoors, casual dress codes and awkwardness over accepting handshakes are characterising the new normal as financial professionals start returning to the office in Hong Kong.
But above all there are the queues, as social distancing affects everything from taking the lift to grabbing a coffee.
"It's refreshing to come back to the office, but with so many restrictions, I now wouldn't mind working from home once in a while," said one of a group of bankers who gave up on a team coffee and returned to the office after waiting for a table.
In Wuhan, more testing times
Residents stood in pouring rain in queues of more than an hour to be tested for the novel coronavirus in Wuhan, the central Chinese city where the global pandemic began last year.
State media reported the city of 11 million tested over 3 million residents since April, and will now focus its testing efforts on the rest, prioritizing those who have not been tested before, people living in residential compounds that had previous cases of the virus, as well as old or densely populated estates.
Wuhan has conducted 1.79 million tests from April 1 to May 13, according to Reuters calculations based on daily reports published by the city's health commission.
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| Earthquake of magnitude 6.4 strikes near Tonopah, Nevada: USGS Posted: 15 May 2020 05:02 AM PDT Reuters.com Newsletter |  |  | | | | | | | | | | An earthquake of magnitude 6.4 struck 57 km west-northwest of Tonopah in Nevada on Friday, the U.S. Geological Survey said. | | | | | | U.S. employers have cooled to the idea of testing workers for possible immunity to the coronavirus as they prepare to reopen factories and other workplaces. | | | | | | Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd , the biggest contract chipmaker, said it plans to build a $12 billion factory in Arizona in an apparent win for the Trump administration's efforts to wrestle global tech supply chains back from China. | | | | | | Chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co's $12 billion investment in the United States will increase U.S. economic independence from China, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement early on Friday. | | | | | | Hawaii is likely to keep its coronavirus stay-at-home measures in place until the end of June and will also discourage tourists from visiting, state Governor David Ige said. | | | | | | Texas-based CRE8AD8 LLC bid for a federal government contract to quickly rescue food from struggling farmers and deliver it to U.S. food banks as fallout from the coronavirus pandemic has put millions of Americans out of work and driven many to seek help putting food on the table. | | | | | | The U.S. House of Representatives is set on Friday to debate and vote on a $3 trillion Democratic bill aimed at salving the heavy human and economic toll of the coronavirus pandemic that has caused almost 85,000 U.S. deaths and shut much of the economy. | | | | | | With Pennsylvania's June 2 presidential primary fast approaching, local Republican leader Mark Hrutkay took to Facebook to remind supporters they have the option to vote by mail as coronavirus sweeps the state. | | | | | | The Trump administration on Thursday denied Endangered Species Act protection to a weasel-like woodland mammal called the Pacific fisher across most of its West Coast range, except for a dwindling population in California's southern Sierras. | | | | | | The U.S. Department of Labor issued its first workplace guidance to nursing homes on Thursday since the COVID-19 pandemic swept the country and ravaged care facilities, saying residents, staff and visitors should keep 6 feet (1.83 meters) apart. | | | | | | | | | | | |  |
| How To Build A "Burner Device" For DEF CON In One Easy Step Posted: 15 May 2020 04:05 AM PDT TL;DR: Don't build a burner device. Probably this is not the risk you are looking for. IntroductionEvery year before DEF CON people starts to give advice to attendees to bring "burner devices" to DEF CON. Some people also start to create long lists on how to build burner devices, especially laptops. But the deeper we look into the topic, the more confusing it gets. Why are we doing this? Why are we recommending this? Are we focusing on the right things? What is a "burner device" used for?For starters, the whole "burner device" concept is totally misunderstood, even within the ITSEC community. A "burner device" is used for non-attribution. You know, for example, you are a spy and you don't want the country where you live to know that you are communicating with someone else. I believe this is not the situation for most attendees at DEF CON. More info about the meaning of "burner" https://twitter.com/Viss/status/877400669669306369
Burner phone means it has a throwaway SIM card with a throwaway phone, used for one specific operation only. You don't use the "burner device" to log in to your e-mail account or to VPN to your work or home. But let's forget this word misuse issue for a moment, and focus on the real problem. The bad adviceThe Internet is full of articles focusing on the wrong things, especially when it comes to "burner devices". Like how to build a burner laptop, without explaining why you need it or how to use it. The problem with this approach is that people end up "burning" (lame wordplay, sorry) significant resources for building a secure "burner device". But people are not educated about how they should use these devices. The threatsI believe the followings are some real threats which are higher when you travel: 1. The laptop getting lost or stolen. 2. The laptop getting inspected/copied at the border.
These two risks have nothing to do with DEF CON, this is true for every travel.
Some other risks which are usually mentioned when it comes to "burner devices" and DEF CON: 3. Device getting owned via physical access while in a hotel room. 4. Network traffic Man-in-the-middle attacked. Your password displayed on a Wall of Sheep. Or having fun with Shellshock with DHCP. Information leak of NTLM hashes or similar. 5. Pwning the device via some nasty things like WiFi/TCP/Bluetooth/LTE/3G/GSM stack. These are unicorn attacks.
6. Pwning your device by pwning a service on your device. Like leaving your upload.php file in the root folder you use at CTFs and Nginx is set to autostart. The author of this article cannot comment on this incident whether it happened in real life or is just an imaginary example. How to mitigate these risks? Laptop getting stolen/lost/inspected at the border? 1. Bring a cheap, empty device with you. Or set up a fake OS/fake account to log in if you really need your day-to-day laptop. This dummy account should not decrypt the real files in the real account. Device getting owned while in a hotel room with physical access1. Don't bring any device with you. 2. If you bring any, make it tamper-resistant. How to do that depends on your enemy, but you can start by using nail glitter and Full Disk Encryption. Tools like Do Not Disturb help. It also helps if your OS supports suspending DMA devices before the user logs in. 3. If you can't make the device tamper-resistant, use a device that has a good defense against physical attackers, like iOS. 4. Probably you are not that important anyway that anyone will spend time and resources on you. If they do, probably you will only make your life miserable with all the hardening, but still, get pwned. Network traffic Man-in-the-middle attacked1. Don't bring any device with you. 2. Use services that are protected against MiTM. Like TLS. 3. Update your OS to the latest and greatest versions. Not everyone at DEF CON has a 0dayz worth of 100K USD, and even the ones who have won't waste it on you. 4. Use fail-safe VPN. Unfortunately, not many people talk about this or have proper solutions for the most popular operating systems. 5. For specific attacks like Responder, disable LLMNR, NBT-NS, WPAD, and IPv6 and use a non-work account on the machine. If you don't have the privileges to do so on your machine, you probably should not bring this device with you. Or ask your local IT to disable these services and set up a new account for you. Pwning the device via some nasty thing like WiFi/TCP/Bluetooth/LTE/3G/GSM stack1. Don't bring any device with you. 2. If you bring any, do not use this device to log in to work, personal email, social media, etc. 3. Don't worry, these things don't happen very often. Pwning your device by pwning a service on your deviceJust set up a firewall profile where all services are hidden from the outside. You rarely need any service accessible on your device at a hacker conference. ConclusionIf you are still so afraid to go there, just don't go there. Watch the talks at home. But how is the hotel WiFi at a random place different from a hacker conference? Turns out, it is not much different, so you better spend time and resources on hardening your daily work devices for 365 days, instead of building a "burner device".
You probably need a "burner device" if you are a spy for a foreign government. Or you are the head of a criminal organization. Otherwise, you don't need a burner device. Maybe you need to bring a cheap replacement device. Related word- Social Hacking
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| The next battleground Posted: 15 May 2020 03:13 AM PDT Balance of Power | The coronavirus has injected a new element of uncertainty about voter turnout into the battle for control of the White House and Congress in November. Democrats in particular are concerned their supporters, already facing disproportionate barriers to voting and concentrated in urban areas hardest-hit by the virus, will be disinclined to stand in long lines at polling stations on Nov. 3, perhaps helping to hand a second term to President Donald Trump. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been pushing expanded voting options and federal funding to help state and local governments prepare for the upcoming elections. The Democrats' latest stimulus package, scheduled for a vote today, would require all 50 states to allow voting by mail. Trump vehemently opposes expanding mail-in voting, telling reporters this week the process "is subject to tremendous corruption." "We're not going to lose elections because of that," he said. A dramatic increase in voting by mail — which already is allowed without an excuse in 34 states — could trigger unpleasant memories of the 2000 presidential ballot-counting in Florida, Ryan Teague Beckwith reports. Back then, it took more than a month to settle on George W. Bush as the victor over Al Gore — ending with a controversial decision by a divided U.S. Supreme Court. Another brokered outcome could be on the horizon. — Kathleen Hunter |  Clerks and observers check ballots in Fort Lauderdale during the 2000 Florida recount. Photographer: Robert King/Newsmakers/Getty Images Click here for Bloomberg's most compelling political images from the past week. | | Worst case | The China-U.S. relationship has deteriorated to the breaking point just four months after Trump said ties were the best they've ever been. While the world's biggest economies still have plenty of incentive to avoid the worst-case scenarios as they seek to restore economic growth after the pandemic, tensions are only expected to heat up before the U.S. election in November. - Read more on how Trump's "America First" agenda has left a void in the Indo-Pacific region that forces Australia to take a stand, even at the risk of retaliation.
Boomeranging allegations | Trump has long complained that Barack Obama and factions in the Justice Department and U.S. intelligence misused power to undermine him. Now, as Chris Strohm reports, top administration officials have taken highly unusual steps that are prompting accusations they're using the same agencies to boost Trump ahead of the November election. Inside knowledge | Republican Senator Richard Burr is temporarily stepping down as chairman of the Intelligence Committee amid a federal probe into whether he sold stocks as a result of secret briefings. Burr was among senators who shed holdings around the time intelligence officials were delivering closed-door briefings about the emerging virus threat. He's denied any wrongdoing. Brexit stalemate | The U.K. and the European Union are stumbling toward the brink in talks about their future relationship following Britain's exit. With the latest round of negotiations due to end today, the U.K. is refusing to compromise in key areas such as the conditions the EU wants the country to accept in return for a trade deal, fisheries and the role of the bloc's courts. Politicians will meet in June to decide if it's worth carrying on. Loss of confidence | Following a failed coup led by an American, some opposition lawmakers in Venezuela are losing faith in both their Washington-backed opposition leader, Juan Guaido, and the Trump administration's approach to ousting President Nicolas Maduro. As Alex Vasquez explains, they believe the spread of the coronavirus demands more focus on social policy and less diplomatic grandstanding. What to Watch: -
Euro-area finance ministers are scheduled to sign off later today on emergency credit facilities for struggling nations and discuss the bloc's recovery fund. -
Trump will be presented with the Space Force flag at the White House today, his latest effort to herald the launch of the new branch of the U.S. military. -
Italy will allow citizens to move freely between its 20 regions starting June 3, according to a draft decree seen by Bloomberg. Pop quiz, readers (no cheating!). Which national leader said Italy needs help from the European Union to cope with its debt load. Send us your answers and tell us how we're doing or what we're missing at balancepower@bloomberg.net. And finally ... As airlines take off again, flying is likely to be more tedious than ever. Passengers can expect new temperature check points, long lines of distancing people, and plexiglass barriers isolating baggage clerks, baristas, and other staffers. Face masks and gloves will be de rigueur, disinfectants will be everywhere, and although processes will be automated to minimize human interaction, industry officials predict travel times will increase.  Travelers socially distance at London's Heathrow airport. Photographer: Justin Tallis/AFP via Getty Images | | | | A special offer for Balance of Power readers | For just $1.99 a month, get unlimited access to Bloomberg.com, where you'll find trusted, data-based journalism in 120 countries around the world and expert analysis from exclusive daily newsletters. | | | |   |
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