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Veteran Microsoft Software Engineer David William Plummer recently touched base with Raymond Chen, a 30-year Windows developer at Microsoft, talking all things USB Cart of Death and more.
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Always in this particular area for early warnings. >> the indonesian military is on the ground running search teams as they continue looking for any survivors, but the death toll is expected to only get worse. mike. >> jeff paul live in los angeles. thanks a lot. the search continues for whoever's behind the drums that try shut down britain's second busiest airport as authorities release a couple without charges. police cleared the men and women they arrested friday blasted the drums were spotted over the runway at gatwick airport. delaying or canceling flights for tens of thousands of holiday...
He pledged allegiance to isis before the shooting. investigators found a video of his pledge on a usb device. the gunman died days after the strasbourg attack that killed five people. a deadly tsunami hitting indonesia with no warning. waves ripping structures apart in secs, killing at least 200 people and injuring hundreds more. scientists say an undersea volcanic eruption likely caused it. president trump tweeting: unthinkable devastation in indonesia, more than 200 dead and nearly 1,000 injured or unaccounted for. we are praying for recovery and healing, america is with you. jeff paul is ...
Hacked? is that possible? >> well, when you talk about "hacked" i think you're referring to some type of remote access into the cockpit. i don't know that that would have been possible in that particular part of the world with the connectivity there that there would have been the ability to do that. although hackers often times access computer networks using some type of a peripheral like a usb device that they might be able to put into a computer system. there are devices and there has been some discussions in the past about the fact that those systems could potentially be vulnerable where th...