Threats that can evade detection are among the most dangerous kind we’re facing today. We see…
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Steganography and Malware: Why and How
Threats that can evade detection are among the most dangerous kind we’re facing today. We see…
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‘Freezing a bullet’ to find clues to ribosome assembly process
Finding out how protein-synthesizing cellular machines are assembled in a stepwise fashion has been the…
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Shedding light on rods: Novel technique to investigate the activity of these retinal cells
By using ‘unusual’ optic fibres in a novel fashion, an international team of researchers scrutinized…
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Leveraging Live Streaming: How to Make Live Streaming Work for You
You could be doing a lot more with live streaming than you currently are. Make…
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Macro Malware: When Old Tricks Still Work, Part 1
Now comes a time when we are reminded of why this security warning prompt in…
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Macro Malware: When Old Tricks Still Work, Part 1
Now comes a time when we are reminded of why this security warning prompt in…
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How our view of what makes us happy has changed in 80 years
Our view of what makes us happy has changed markedly since 1938. That is the…
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Digoxin increases the risk of early death in patients with heart problems, large study shows
There is conflicting evidence about whether digoxin, a drug that has been used worldwide for…
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‘Fuzzy thinking’ in depression, bipolar disorder: New research finds effect is real
People with depression or bipolar disorder often feel their thinking ability has gotten “fuzzy”, or…