CCleaner, the temporary file cleaner and registry optimizer of generally dubious utility in this day and age, has been flagged as containing malware. Worse, the company distributed infected versions of its products for nearly a month before realizing the problem. The infected payload affects two CCleaner products — CCleaner v5.33.6162 …
Read More »Browser-Based Mining Malware Found on Pirate Bay, Other Sites
Who needs cryptocurrency-mining Trojans or worms, when you can infect someone via their web browser? That seems to be the thinking behind a new wave of cryptocurrency malware that’s loaded via websites and runs while you have a page open. In some cases, this may be the result of malware …
Read More »Apple’s iMessage-based mobile payments service won’t be arriving tomorrow in iOS 11
Apple’s upcoming iMessage-based mobile payments service, powered by Apple Pay, won’t arrive tomorrow with the release of the new operating system for Apple’s mobile devices, iOS 11. According to an announcement released today by the company, the service will instead ship in a later release to iOS 11 and watchOS …
Read More »Can HIIT Give You the Same High as Running?
Photo: Twenty20 There are many reasons you exercise, but none is more enticing than the buzzy bliss that comes from a satisfying sweat session. After all, mood-boosting endorphins — aka your body’s built-in pain killers — are one of the main sells of long runs. But is the so-called runner’s …
Read More »8 Savory Oatmeal Recipes You’ll Crave Beyond Breakfast
From strawberries to cherries and other stone fruits, summer has #blessed us with oh so many sweet dishes. But now, with those cotton candy skies in our rearview mirror, it’s time to look ahead to the savory horizons of fall. September isn’t only back-to-school season; it’s also National Better Breakfast …
Read More »Ancient Indian Manuscript Contains Oldest Example of Mathematical Symbol ‘Zero’
The Bakhshali manuscript, an ancient Indian mathematical manuscript written on more than 70 leaves of birch bark, is notable for having a dot representing ‘zero’ in it. The date of the manuscript has intrigued scientists for years, with many believing it dated from the 9th century CE. Now researchers from …
Read More »Ancient Primitive Amphibians Had Mouthful of Teeth, New Research Finds
Temnospondyls — a diverse group of extinct small-to-giant amphibians that flourished worldwide during the Carboniferous, Permian, and Triassic periods — had a full array of teeth, large fangs and thousands of tiny hook-like structures called denticles on the roofs of their mouths, according to new research published in the journal …
Read More »Song Playback Experiments Reveal 21 Possible New Species of Birds
Two bird species that look the same, but have songs so different they can’t recognize each other, should be considered distinct species, according to a study by University of British Columbia postdoctoral researcher Benjamin Freeman and Cornell University researcher Graham Montgomery. Among the 72 related populations of Neotropical passerine birds …
Read More »Samuel Johnson Google doodle honors author behind ‘The Dictionary of the English Language’
Today’s Google doodle celebrates the British writer, Samuel Johnson, on his 308th birthday. A poet, essayist, biographer and critic, Johnson was a prolific writer, but he is often best known for his contribution as a lexicographer. Johnson published “Dictionary of the English Language” in 1775, after nine years spent putting …
Read More »Google proposes a new version of ‘rival links’ to remedy shopping search antitrust violation
In June, Google was fined $2.7 billion by the EU for “favoring its own content” in shopping search results. The company is reportedly appealing the decision. In the interim, Google has been compelled to propose an alternative presentation of search results to remedy and respond to the EU decision. According …
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