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Paralympic Flame Arrives In Tokyo As Virus Surges Days Before Opening
The Paralympic flame arrived in Tokyo on Friday as virus cases hit fresh records nationwide just four days before the Games begin.
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Paralympic Flame Ceremonies Begin As Coronavirus Surges In Japan
The Tokyo Paralympics are expected to begin on August 24. Tokyo and five other regions are currently under a virus state of emergency, which bans bars and restaurants from serving alcohol and asks them to close by 8pm.
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No Public For Olympic Torch Relay In Parts Of Host Tokyo
The Olympic torch relay due to begin on July 9 in Tokyo will mostly be displayed at closed ceremonies for the first eight days of its time in the Japanese capital, in line with virus countermeasures
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Coronavirus: Tokyo Olympic Flame Lit In Greece Amid Virus Lockdown
With the coronavirus causing a tsunami effect in world sport, doubts are increasingly being raised over whether the Olympics can be held as scheduled from July 24 to August 9.
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Internet may soon come under UN control
US officials say placing the Internet under UN control would undermine the freewheeling nature of cyberspace, which promotes open commerce and free expression.
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MiniFlame virus is Flame's smaller, more dangerous cousin
Kaspersky theorized that miniFlame was distributed mainly by Flame and another recently discovered spyware program, Gauss.
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Flame cyber virus linked to more malware: Report
Kaspersky said "at least three other Flame-related malicious programs were created" but added that "their nature is currently unknown."
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Virus found in Mideast can spy on bank transactions
A new cyber surveillance virus has been found in the Middle East that can spy on banking transactions and steal login information for social networking sites.
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"Flame" can sabotage computers, attack Iran - expert
Results reveal that the Flame virus is capable of espionage as well as sabotage of systems.
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Flame virus prompts Microsoft to boost Windows security
Discovery of the Flame virus has prompted Microsoft Corp to strengthen the security of a Windows program.
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Paralympic Flame Arrives In Tokyo As Virus Surges Days Before Opening
The Paralympic flame arrived in Tokyo on Friday as virus cases hit fresh records nationwide just four days before the Games begin.
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Paralympic Flame Ceremonies Begin As Coronavirus Surges In Japan
The Tokyo Paralympics are expected to begin on August 24. Tokyo and five other regions are currently under a virus state of emergency, which bans bars and restaurants from serving alcohol and asks them to close by 8pm.
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No Public For Olympic Torch Relay In Parts Of Host Tokyo
The Olympic torch relay due to begin on July 9 in Tokyo will mostly be displayed at closed ceremonies for the first eight days of its time in the Japanese capital, in line with virus countermeasures
-
Coronavirus: Tokyo Olympic Flame Lit In Greece Amid Virus Lockdown
With the coronavirus causing a tsunami effect in world sport, doubts are increasingly being raised over whether the Olympics can be held as scheduled from July 24 to August 9.
-
Internet may soon come under UN control
US officials say placing the Internet under UN control would undermine the freewheeling nature of cyberspace, which promotes open commerce and free expression.
-
MiniFlame virus is Flame's smaller, more dangerous cousin
Kaspersky theorized that miniFlame was distributed mainly by Flame and another recently discovered spyware program, Gauss.
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Flame cyber virus linked to more malware: Report
Kaspersky said "at least three other Flame-related malicious programs were created" but added that "their nature is currently unknown."
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Virus found in Mideast can spy on bank transactions
A new cyber surveillance virus has been found in the Middle East that can spy on banking transactions and steal login information for social networking sites.
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"Flame" can sabotage computers, attack Iran - expert
Results reveal that the Flame virus is capable of espionage as well as sabotage of systems.
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Flame virus prompts Microsoft to boost Windows security
Discovery of the Flame virus has prompted Microsoft Corp to strengthen the security of a Windows program.
