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Month: August 2022

Recuperan un tesoro invaluable de un naufragio español de hace 350 años

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Las historias de tesoros enterrados y naufragios antiguos han cautivado durante siglos, desde las historias de piratas hasta las superproducciones de Hollywood. Sin embargo, para un equipo de exploradores, la leyenda se convirtió en realidad cuando descubrieron un tesoro de artefactos procedentes de un galeón español hundido hace 350 años, entre

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FEMA warns emergency alert systems could be hacked to transmit fake messages unless software is updated

By Sean Lyngaas, CNN Vulnerabilities in software that TV and radio networks around the country use to transmit emergency alerts could allow a hacker to broadcast fake messages over the alert system, a Federal Emergency Management Agency official tells CNN. A cybersecurity researcher provided FEMA with “compelling evidence to suggest certain unpatched and unsecured EAS

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This company is turning heaps of plastic trash into construction building blocks

By Parija Kavilanz, CNN Business Imagine taking heaps and heaps of earth-polluting, unusable plastic waste and actually transforming it into something constructive? Plastic pollution is a proliferating and increasingly overwhelming problem. By 2040, estimates indicate that as much as 710 million tons of solid plastic waste will clog up the earth’s ecosystem, in oceans, rivers

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This company is turning heaps of plastic trash into construction building blocks

By Parija Kavilanz, CNN Business Imagine taking heaps and heaps of earth-polluting, unusable plastic waste and actually transforming it into something constructive? Plastic pollution is a proliferating and increasingly overwhelming problem. By 2040, estimates indicate that as much as 710 million tons of solid plastic waste will clog up the earth’s ecosystem, in oceans, rivers

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First on CNN: New Senate bill would strengthen oversight in wake of missing Secret Service texts

By Jeremy Herb, CNN A top Senate Democrat is proposing new legislation in response to missing Secret Service text messages that would make it more difficult for the agency to deny records to the inspector general and require additional briefings to Congress. The legislation from Sen. Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat, would update the Inspector

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