This New Ransomware Steals Data Saved in Google Chrome
Qilin, a new and dangerous ransomware, targets personal data stored in Google Chrome, including login credentials. Even more alarming, it can infect all devices on the same network.
Natalia Kudryavtseva
I'm a content editor at CCM. I studied international journalism and I'm interested in the history of technology, and how it is closely intertwined with other disciplines such as art, psychology and social sciences.
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This Is How Astronauts Eat on the International Space Station
Find out what's on the menu for space explorers spending months in Earth's orbit aboard the International Space Station.
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Here's Why You Should Burn Bay Leaves in Your Home
While bay leaves are often used in cooking to flavor dishes, they also have surprising aromatic virtues. Burning them in your home can bring several benefits.
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Scientists Spot Atlantis: We May Know Where the Mythical Sunken City Is
A team of Spanish researchers has just led an expedition that could finally solve the mystery of Atlantis, the legendary sunken city that has fascinated humanity for centuries.
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Neuralink's Second Patient Plays Counter-Strike with His Mind
Neuralink, the brain-computer interface company founded by Elon Musk, has achieved a significant milestone with its second patient. The company recently announced the successful implantation of its neural device in a living human, following a procedure conducted in July. The patient, identified as Alex, is reportedly in excellent health.
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What Happens Inside the Brain When You Are in the Creative Flow?
Neuroscientists have attempted to uncover the "chemistry of happiness" by scanning the brains of jazz musicians as they improvised.
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Technology Against Fake News: YouTube Adopts X's Solution
YouTube is testing a new feature designed to combat the spread of fake news and hoaxes by involving user participation.
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This Visionary Was Right: His Prophecies Written 124 Years Ago Have Come True
In 1900, a visionary engineer published an astonishing paper describing the world in the year 2000. While his predictions seemed far-fetched at the time, most have proven to be remarkably accurate.
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This Trick Keeps the Bubbles in Opened Carbonated Drinks
Want to preserve the fizz in your opened carbonated drinks? Every kitchen has a simple product that can prevent you from losing those precious bubbles, whether in bottles or cans!
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Amazing Technology from the Roman Empire: Wax Tablets
Wax tablets were among the oldest writing media, and scientists have recently uncovered the secrets of their technology.