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Microsoft SharePoint Servers in Thousands of Firms Targeted Using ToolShell Zero-Day Vulnerability
Microsoft has warned customers about active attacks exploiting a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in its SharePoint server software. Malicious actors are using this flaw to gain unauthorised and persistent access to on-premise servers, and thousands of organisations could be affected. Attackers may retain access even after servers are patc...
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Zero Day Review: Robert De Niro's Series Is A Slow, Uneven Trek Through Uncharted Territory
Zero Day Review: It is a missed opportunity - a show that could have capitalised on the current zeitgeist of uncertainty, power struggles, and misinformation, but instead falls into the trap of shallow political drama.
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Mumbai Witnesses 'Zero Shadow Day', Pics Go Viral
On Monday, Mumbai saw the phenomenon known as "Zero Shadow Day".
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Hyderabad Observes 'Zero Shadow Day', Pics Go Viral
On Tuesday, Hyderabad saw the phenomenon known as "Zero Shadow Day" at 12:12 pm.
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Google's Project Zero Says 2021 Was Year With the Most Zero-Day Exploits
A zero-day vulnerability stands for security flaws that developers have just got to know about. As a result, they don't have any day to fix the flaw. Undetected zero-day vulnerabilities may result in data breaches and ransomware attacks.
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World Food Day 2019: Theme And Significance Of The Day, Tips For Healthy And Sustainable Diet
This year the theme for World Food Day is 'Healthy Diets For A #Zerohunger World.' Our diets are constantly evolving with our fast-paced lives, and we perhaps need to relook these changes.
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As Water Shortages Grow, 'Day Zero' Becomes Every Day In India
Parched Cape Town, in South Africa, has managed to push back its "Day Zero" - an estimate of when taps in the city could run dry - to 2019 after successful water-saving efforts.
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Scrounging For Water In Cape Town Drought Is My Daily Chore
From the elevated 7-train, millions of people passing through Long Island City, Queens, could spot the massive warehouses. Five stories high, the buildings took up most of a city block. But that's not the only reason the complex was hard to miss.
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Cape Town's Water Runs Out On April 16. How We're Coping Now
If Capetonians can grit their teeth and follow the water restriction plans, perhaps Ground Zero will be held off, but it is time for us to realize that we are dealing with the most precious resource and that some amount of restrictions are going to be the new normal. We can never go back to being careless people who leave our taps running.
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Bank Camps Come Up In Jaipur As Workers Get Ready For Pay Day
The first week of December is expected to see a rush among people to banks as salaries get credited to their accounts. Although banks usually see big crowds in the first week of every month, there have been serpentine queues across the country ever since the November 8 announcement on the ban of 500 and 1,000-rupee notes.
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As Kerala Prepares for Dry Days, Around One Lakh Bar Workers Tighten Belts
James Yohanan, 40, has been working in a bar since he was in his 20s. But as he puts together cocktails and serves drinks, he says these days he often thinks about committing suicide.
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Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Pre-Order Customers Get Early Access
All pre-order customers of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will enjoy 24-hour early access (double XP) to the game, apart from special weapons.
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Microsoft SharePoint Servers in Thousands of Firms Targeted Using ToolShell Zero-Day Vulnerability
Microsoft has warned customers about active attacks exploiting a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in its SharePoint server software. Malicious actors are using this flaw to gain unauthorised and persistent access to on-premise servers, and thousands of organisations could be affected. Attackers may retain access even after servers are patc...
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Zero Day Review: Robert De Niro's Series Is A Slow, Uneven Trek Through Uncharted Territory
Zero Day Review: It is a missed opportunity - a show that could have capitalised on the current zeitgeist of uncertainty, power struggles, and misinformation, but instead falls into the trap of shallow political drama.
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Mumbai Witnesses 'Zero Shadow Day', Pics Go Viral
On Monday, Mumbai saw the phenomenon known as "Zero Shadow Day".
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Hyderabad Observes 'Zero Shadow Day', Pics Go Viral
On Tuesday, Hyderabad saw the phenomenon known as "Zero Shadow Day" at 12:12 pm.
-
Google's Project Zero Says 2021 Was Year With the Most Zero-Day Exploits
A zero-day vulnerability stands for security flaws that developers have just got to know about. As a result, they don't have any day to fix the flaw. Undetected zero-day vulnerabilities may result in data breaches and ransomware attacks.
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World Food Day 2019: Theme And Significance Of The Day, Tips For Healthy And Sustainable Diet
This year the theme for World Food Day is 'Healthy Diets For A #Zerohunger World.' Our diets are constantly evolving with our fast-paced lives, and we perhaps need to relook these changes.
-
As Water Shortages Grow, 'Day Zero' Becomes Every Day In India
Parched Cape Town, in South Africa, has managed to push back its "Day Zero" - an estimate of when taps in the city could run dry - to 2019 after successful water-saving efforts.
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Scrounging For Water In Cape Town Drought Is My Daily Chore
From the elevated 7-train, millions of people passing through Long Island City, Queens, could spot the massive warehouses. Five stories high, the buildings took up most of a city block. But that's not the only reason the complex was hard to miss.
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Cape Town's Water Runs Out On April 16. How We're Coping Now
If Capetonians can grit their teeth and follow the water restriction plans, perhaps Ground Zero will be held off, but it is time for us to realize that we are dealing with the most precious resource and that some amount of restrictions are going to be the new normal. We can never go back to being careless people who leave our taps running.
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Bank Camps Come Up In Jaipur As Workers Get Ready For Pay Day
The first week of December is expected to see a rush among people to banks as salaries get credited to their accounts. Although banks usually see big crowds in the first week of every month, there have been serpentine queues across the country ever since the November 8 announcement on the ban of 500 and 1,000-rupee notes.
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As Kerala Prepares for Dry Days, Around One Lakh Bar Workers Tighten Belts
James Yohanan, 40, has been working in a bar since he was in his 20s. But as he puts together cocktails and serves drinks, he says these days he often thinks about committing suicide.
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Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Pre-Order Customers Get Early Access
All pre-order customers of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will enjoy 24-hour early access (double XP) to the game, apart from special weapons.
