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The Dambusters: How bouncing bombs - and incredible flying by RAF pilots - flooded the Ruhr valley and delivered a crucial blow to the Nazi war machine  On May 16, 1943, 19 Lancaster bomber crews gathered at a remote RAF station in Lincolnshire for a mission of extraordinary daring - a night-time raid on three heavily defended dams deep in Germany's industrial heartland. … [Read more...] about Dambusters WWII hero, aged 96, and two bishops from the same church in Wolverhampton are amongst Britain’s latest coronavirus victims

"I use words 'solidarity' & 'together' a lot. I mean it in a collective sense: people everywhere are experiencing unprecedented disruption due to COVID-19 and if we unite and take evidence-based public health measures, we will end the pandemic faster and emerge more harmonious," he explained. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus latest: Italy and Spain hopeful for slowdown

The Ministry of Health (MoH) said on March 21, he returned to Việt Nam from London on flight number VN0050, seat 5A. After arriving at Cần Thơ Airport on March 22, he was sent to a quarantine camp at Bạc Liêu Province Military School. … [Read more...] about One new COVID-19 infection confirmed on Sunday, total hits 241

Dutch State Secretary for Health Paul Blokhuis says the country is closely cooperating with Sint Maarten and other Caribbean islands that make up part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands “to rein in the spread of corona as much as possible and at the same time provide the best care possible for corona patients.” … [Read more...] about The Latest: Putin still working remotely during pandemic

An ethical hacker discovered multiple security flaws that could have led to the iPhone camera being hacked. Apple has now fixed these flaws and in the process rewarded the hacker with $75,000 (approximately Rs 57.31 lakh). As per a report by Forbes, Ryan Pickren, who is an ethical hacker, discovered as many as seven vulnerabilities in Apple’s browser Safari. Out of these seven flaws, three could’ve led to the iPhone camera being hacked. Called zero-day vulnerabilities, these could have been exploited by hackers to access camera and microphone permissions. If an iPhone user visited a malicious site, then their phones would have been at risk. Pickren had found these security flaws back in December 2019 and reported them to Apple. Apple promptly fixed the more serious ones in January 2020 when it rolled out an update to Safari. The 13.0.5 update of Safari had fixed the flaws. The rest — less harmful ones — were fixed in March 2020 with 13.1 Safari update. The … [Read more...] about Here’s why Apple paid $75,000 to this ‘hacker’