Learn more about tiny rock fragments hitting the James Webb Space Telescope at BBC News.
Luckily (spoiler alert), the damage was not significant enough to prevent the space telescope from helping us observe the universe (whew!). Webb has now been hit five times with this latest event being the most significant." The speed at which things move through space means even the smallest particles can impart a lot of energy when colliding with another object. The contact left a "dimple" in the segment, Nasa told the Reuters news agency. " Analysis indicates the mirror segment known as C3 - one of the 18 beryllium-gold tiles that make up Webb's 6.5m-wide primary reflector - was struck.
So when you hear it was stuck it was by a micrometeoroid, you may get a little worried. James Webb Space Telescope hit by tiny meteoroidĪstronomers and stargazers everywhere have high hopes for the James Webb telescope as it may give us insights into stars and galaxies we've barely had a glimpse of and even into the atmosphere of potentially habitable exoplanets. Learn more about quantum computers at BBC News.īut there's more going on in the world than that. Sad but true, if I had a quantum computer, I would probably use it to run a massively multiplayer online (MMO) game server off of it. The promise of quantum computing is that it will help to solve problems that standard computers can't handle." It is a very complex concept, and works in a completely different way to your laptop, or the phone in your pocket - or even the giant supercomputers that can process mind-boggling amounts of data in a nanosecond. " Try explaining the ins and outs of quantum computing at a party and you may not hold your friends' attention for very long. In what has been called a 'milestone moment', the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has acquired the government's first quantum computer.
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Ministry of Defence acquires government's first quantum computerĪpparently, the UK wasn't satisfied with being the first to have a widespread trial of the 4-day work week ( Protip, don't mess this up for the rest of us! Yes, I'm joking. Learn more about poisoned CCleaner search results at BleepingComputer. The malware distributed in this campaign is a powerful information stealer that can harvest personal data and cryptocurrency assets and route internet traffic through data-snatching proxies." Most of these victims are based in France, Brazil, Indonesia, and India. This new malware distribution campaign is dubbed “FakeCrack,” and was discovered by analysts at Avast, who report detecting an average of 10,000 infection attempts every day from its customer telemetry data.
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" Malware that steals your passwords, credit cards, and crypto wallets is being promoted through search results for a pirated copy of the CCleaner Pro Windows optimization program. Poisoned CCleaner search results spread information-stealing malwareĬCleaner has been around for years and is still popular amongst many so this is one to know about in case any of the users your support fall for this one. Learn more about Emotet malware at The Hacker News.
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The development comes amid a spike in Emotet activity since it was resurrected late last year following a 10-month-long hiatus in the wake of a law enforcement operation that took down its attack infrastructure in January 2021.Įmotet, attributed to a threat actor known as TA542 (aka Mummy Spider or Gold Crestwood), is an advanced, self-propagating and modular trojan that's delivered via email campaigns and is used as a distributor for other payloads such as ransomware."Īs we all know, you don't want to solely rely on antivirus programs, so make sure you're applying security updates and reminding the users you support to not download or click on suspicious attachments and links. " The credit card stealer, which exclusively singles out Chrome, has the ability to exfiltrate the collected information to different remote command-and-control (C2) servers, according to enterprise security company Proofpoint, which observed the component on June 6. The Emotet botnet is now attempting to infect potential victims with a credit card stealer module designed to harvest credit card information stored in Google Chrome user profiles. New Emotet Variant Stealing Users' Credit Card Information from Google Chrome And, if you also happen to like dinosaurs, Lois (SWZD) just sent this article my way, " Europe's 'largest ever' land dinosaur found on Isle of Wight".
Speaking of which, Jurassic World Dominion hits theaters tomorrow and I wonder if it, too, will break any records. It was surpassed in time, including by later editions to the franchise, such as Jurassic World and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. At the time, it was the highest-grossing film in history. As you might imagine, SpiceRex has mixed feelings about the motion picture Jurassic Park, which was released 29 years ago on this day.
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