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Apple Issues Emergency Security Update To Fix No-Click Spyware Hack Apple Issues Emergency Security Update To Fix No-Click Spyware Hack
Apple Issues Emergency Security Update To Fix No-Click Spyware Hack Apple is advising all users to update their devices to fix a rare no-click security vulnerability in its products. The move comes after researchers from the University of Toronto discovered a flaw that allowed hackers to infect anyone's devices with highly invasive spyware. All of Apple’s operating systems, including those for iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches, are vulnerable. Apple users should get an alert to update those devices. It's the first known instance of an attack that does not require a victim to click on a link or open unknown infected files. The researchers believ…

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by Joe Lombardi
Lifestyle
COVID-19: Virus Can Have Long-Term Effects On Heart Rate, New Study Shows COVID-19: Virus Can Have Long-Term Effects On Heart Rate, New Study Shows
Covid-19: Virus Can Have Long-Term Effects On Heart Rate, New Study Shows Americans who contract COVID-19 are at a greater risk to suffer from an irregular heartbeat and other maladies for months after the symptoms dissipate, according to a newly released study. A study published on JAMA Network Open on Wednesday, July 7, found that approximately one in six people with COVID-19 experience an irregular heartbeat for more than four months after developing their initial symptoms. Researchers noted that the complication was more prevalent among those who suffered from coughs, body aches, and shortness of breath as their initial symptoms of the virus, and less s…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Trio Wanted For Stealing Apple Watches At Long Island T-Mobile Store Trio Wanted For Stealing Apple Watches At Long Island T-Mobile Store
Trio Wanted For Stealing Apple Watches At Long Island T-Mobile Store Police are looking to the public to identify three people who stole Apple Watches from a Long Island T-Mobile.  The incident took place on Sunday, Dec. 13 at approximately 3:40 p.m. at a T-Mobile on Sunrise Highway in Massapequa, according to Nassau County Police Commissioner Paddy Ryder.  Anyone who recognizes the pictured individuals is asked to contact the Nassau County Police Department's 7th Squad at 516-573-6752.

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by Christina Coulter