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Is Telegram Downplaying This MacOS Camera Exploit Discovered by Software Engineer? - Vimarsana News

Is Telegram Downplaying This MacOS Camera Exploit Discovered by Software Engineer?

Software engineer Dan Revah revealed an exploit in the Telegram messaging application that could compromise users' camera systems on Apple macOS devices.

Mona Lisa's Other Secret—Where the Portrait Was Painted—May Have Been Solved by an Art Historian Using Drone Imagery - Vimarsana News

Mona Lisa's Other Secret—Where the Portrait Was Painted—May Have Been Solved by an Art Historian Using Drone Imagery

The Italian historian Silvano Vinceti may have solved the mystery of the bridge in Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa.

Source: artnet.com
Did Claude Monet Learn His Extraordinary Use of Color From His Brother, a Pigment Chemist? A New Show Looks at the Influence of Léon Monet - Vimarsana News

Did Claude Monet Learn His Extraordinary Use of Color From His Brother, a Pigment Chemist? A New Show Looks at the Influence of Léon Monet

A new show dedicated to Monet's brother Léon, an avid collectors of Impressionist art, includes work by Sisley, Renoir, Pissarro and Morisot.

Source: artnet.com
Body discovered in Tippecanoe River, investigation underway - Vimarsana News

Body discovered in Tippecanoe River, investigation underway

Indiana Conservation Officers have opened an investigation after the body of 37-year-old Tyler Dilley of Monticello was found in the Tippecanoe River Friday.

Source: wlfi.com
Scientists Discovered a 7,000-year-old Stone Road Buried Under Sea - Vimarsana News

Scientists Discovered a 7,000-year-old Stone Road Buried Under Sea

The Road has been found 4 to 5 meters below sea level: Scientists