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Parisians Vote to Ban Electric Scooters Following Hundreds of Accidents - Vimarsana News

Parisians Vote to Ban Electric Scooters Following Hundreds of Accidents

The ban was prompted by concerns about the safety of riders and pedestrians and the impact of electric scooters on the city's infrastructure.

Source: hngn.com
India Considering Easing Curbs on Some Chinese Investment, Sources Say - Vimarsana News

India Considering Easing Curbs on Some Chinese Investment, Sources Say

(Bloomberg) -- India is considering easing scrutiny on certain foreign direct investment, according to people familiar with the matter, after rules mainly aimed at China created a bottleneck for inflows.

Hackers Found a Way to Spy on Samsung Users by Tampering with Pre-Installed Apps - Vimarsana News

Hackers Found a Way to Spy on Samsung Users by Tampering with Pre-Installed Apps

Hackers are on to their next target: Samsung. By tampering with Samsung's pre-installed apps, hackers can now spy on users.

JBS Ransomware Attack: Major Meat Producer Admits Paying Cyber Attackers $11 Million - Vimarsana News

JBS Ransomware Attack: Major Meat Producer Admits Paying Cyber Attackers $11 Million

10 June 2021, 04:06 am JBS, a major meat producer, is one of the biggest victims of a ransomware attack. Now, the CEO of the meat giant admitted that it had paid ransom at the tune of $11 million worth of Bitcoin cryptocurrency to restore its services.  (Photo : by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images) GREELEY, COLORADO - APRIL 16: The Greeley JBS meat packing plant sits idle on April 16, 2020 in Greeley, Colorado. The meat packing facility has voluntarily closed until April 24 in order to test employees for the coronavirus (COVID-19) virus. As more workers test positive for the coronavirus through...