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Researchers in Milan, Italy have uncovered the fundamental properties of a material of 150 million degrees by measuring essential radiation. Nuclear fusion is the process of moving stars. It relies on the large amount of energy released when photonuclei are bound to heavier nuclei that are more closely connected. The latter shares the excess energy described by the famous Einstein relationship E = ΔMc². Here, ΔM is the difference in mass between heavy nuclei, light nuclei and C. One nuclear fusion reaction releases more than one million times more energy than traditional combustion reactions based on fossil fuels. Therefore, it…

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Farmers and managers across the UK are being sought for help from students’ research into the multi-million pound issues facing Johns’ disease, the cattle industry. The short survey examines farmers’ views on John’s illness and some of the management practices used to stop the spread in the UK. “We are a veterinary bioscience student,” said Rhian Masson. “My survey is trying to find out whether it will have a more broad impact on John’s prevalence across the UK and the attitudes of farmers towards John’s illness. “I want to identify the weaknesses in the rationale behind failed disease control efforts.…

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February 17, 2025Hacker NewsEnterprise Security/Attack Simulation Cyber ​​threats evolve – have your defense strategy been maintained? The new free guide available here explains why continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) is a smart approach to proactive cybersecurity. This concise report gives a clear business case as to why CTEM’s comprehensive approach is the best overall strategy for reinforcing business cyber defense in the face of evolving attacks. Also, a real-world scenario showing how businesses work against formjack attacks under three security frameworks: three security frameworks (VM), attack surface management (ASM), and CTEM. We will also present it. With VMs, attacks can…

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Colend, the BTC sidechain’s leading decentralized finance protocol, today announced its roadmap for 2025. Colend has been locked to more than $150 million in value (TVL) and continues to offer competitive yields, improving user experience, expanding capabilities and within the Bitcoin Finance (BTCFI) sector It introduces a set of new features aimed at enhancing the position of the Colend has established a reputation within the CEDEFI framework for providing yield opportunities without exposure to non-permanent losses or untraceable transactions. In addition to this benefit, protocols prioritize safety. Once new features are developed, each feature undergoes a comprehensive audit to ensure…

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Tournament: Core NetworkAttendance options: face-to-faceRegistration: All students enrolled in the 4-6-day course are eligible to play Netwars for free. Registering for this event is made through the SANS account dashboard during the week of the event.About the Core Network: With the most comprehensive network range, this ultimate multidisciplinary cyber range enhances the most diverse cyber skills. This range is perfect for moving forward your cybersecurity skills in today’s dynamic threat situation. The winning team and the top five solo players from all core network tournaments will be offered the opportunity to compete in the annual SANS Core Netwars Tournament of…

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The recent Brian Epstein biopic Midas Mann, a film about the Beatles manager, debuts on a startup that charges itself “Shopify for filmmakers” rather than on platforms like Netflix or Amazon. I did. So, what might you ask? The answer is that the new platform, Olyn, claims to provide a new model of film and video distribution that leans towards the power of social referrals to spread “a la carte” streaming content. The scale of production that is downwards from Hollywood’s big hit can use the platform, but the company is a game changer in the independent film industry that…

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The US and Russia confirmed that their top representatives will meet in Saudi Arabia this week to discuss ending the war in Ukraine. High-ranking US and Russian officials held talks in Riyadh on Tuesday, striving to lay the foundation for peace negotiations, the US State Department and the Kremlin confirmed on Monday. Yuri Ushakov, foreign policy adviser to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and President Vladimir Putin, were scheduled to travel to the Saudi Arabian capital, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. The State Department said it will meet envoys of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, national security adviser Mike…

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The UK steel industry companies are being supported by the government as the business secretary begins planning steel consultations. This examines the long-term issues facing the UK steel industry, including high power costs, unfair trading practices and scrap metal recycling to protect the UK’s Industrial Heartland employment and living standards. I will. Up to £2.5 billion will be placed to support the steel industry, including the National Wealth Fund. This could benefit areas in the UK, including Scunthorpe, Rotherham, Red Car, Yorkshire and Scotland. This will be spent on initiatives that will give the industry a long future, including electric…

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Feb 17, 2025Ravie LakshmananCyber Threats / Cybersecurity Welcome to this week’s Cybersecurity News Recap. Discover how cyber attackers are using clever tricks like fake codes and sneaky emails to gain access to sensitive data. We cover everything from device code phishing to cloud exploits, breaking down the technical details into simple, easy-to-follow insights. ⚡ Threat of the Week Russian Threat Actors Leverage Device Code Phishing to Hack Microsoft Accounts — Microsoft and Volexity have revealed that threat actors with ties to Russia are leveraging a technique known as device code phishing to gain unauthorized access to victim accounts, and use…

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February 17, 2025Ravi LakshmananThreat Intelligence/Cyber ​​Attack Cybersecurity researchers are shedding light on a new Golang-based backdoor that uses Telegram as a mechanism for command and control (C2) communications. Netskope Threat Labs, which detailed the features of the malware, explained that it is probably of Russian origin. “Malware is compiled with Golang and when executed it works like a backdoor,” Leandro Fróes said in an analysis published last week. “The malware appears to be still in development, but it’s working perfectly.” When booted, the backdoor is designed to check if it is running under a specific location and to see if…

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