https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2020/04/03/read-twitter-use-firefox-hackers-could-have-stolen-your-dataheres-what-to-do-now/

Twitter Confirms Firefox Data Problem: Hackers Could Have Accessed Your Data - Here’s What To Do Now

If, like me, you use the Firefox web browser to access Twitter from your laptop, you might well be regretting you switched from Apple Safari, Google Chrome, or Microsoft Edge. When I logged into Twitter as part of my early morning routine today, the first thing I was presented with was a message from Twitter with the title of "Important information for Firefox users." That's never likely to be good news, and it wasn't. "We recently learned that the way Mozilla Firefox stores cached data may have resulted in non-public information being inadvertently stored in the browser's cache," it said, confirming my fears. So what, exactly, just happened?

https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2020/04/03/read-twitter-use-firefox-hackers-could-have-stolen-your-dataheres-what-to-do-now/

>>8672243

Twitter discloses data cache retention problem with security and privacy implications

Twitter discovered that an issue with the way Mozilla Firefox stores cached data meant that anyone downloading Twitter data or transferring media utilizing a direct message, for example, could have inadvertently left their data hanging around for threat actors to access. The information may, Twitter confirmed, have been retained in the Firefox cache after logging out of Twitter. For how long? How does seven days grab you? After seven days, the Firefox cache retention policy would have kicked in and deleted the data. The problem is, of course, that within the course of that week, your data would be vulnerable to being accessed by hackers using tools that specifically trawl through browser caches looking for information that has been left hanging around. Especially potentially sensitive information. Obviously, this makes those users who logged into Twitter using Firefox from a shared or public computer at particularly high risk.

>>8672259

>https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/missing-children-ny-complete-list/442173/

oh damn

>>8672261

>://twitter.com/dailymail/status/1246056183087104002

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8182883/The-1-000-bed-Comfort-accepted-3-patients-despite-crisis-New-York-City.html

'It's a joke': NYC health execs express fury that 1,000 bed USNS Comfort has only 20 patients on board because of red tape, while cornavirus crisis rages in NYC with 51,809 cases and 1,562 deaths

A top New York heath executive has slammed the 'ridiculous' red-tape on the USNS Comfort as it accepts just 20 patients in the four days since it docked in New York City on Monday.

The Navy hospital ship was dispatched by President Donald Trump as a beacon of hope to the struggling city as the coronavirus outbreak in the Big Apple reached 51,809 cases and 1,562 deaths as of 5pm Thursday.

There are now 245,356 U.S. cases and 6,056 deaths across the country. On Wednesday, it became the first country in the world to hit 1,000 coronavirus deaths in 24 hours.

Yet with ambulances forced to bring patients to a hospital for a coronavirus test first, a long list of medical conditions that the Navy won't treat on board, and a host of other bureaucratic hurdles causing many delays, the ship's beds lie empty and its staff idle.

Michael Dowling, the head of Northwell Health, New York's largest hospital system, has called the Navy's restrictions a 'joke' as New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo argued the ship should begin to accept coronavirus patients.

This Sunday, April 5, is expected to be 'D-Day' for the outbreak in the city and whether hospital supplies will hold up.

>>8672367

>I'm looking for something that eases people into our mindset. You know, thinking logically, being normal, etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUeiqdXiA_U

https://dailycaller.com/2020/04/02/reporters-frustrated-oann-chanel-rion-attends-briefing-coronavirus/

Sailors on the USS Roosevelt cheered in support of their fired commander as he exited the coronavirus-infected aircraft carrier.

Video footage of Capt. Brett Crozier leaving the USS Roosevelt shows sailors aboard the aircraft carrier chanting “Captain Crozier,” as well as cheering and applauding as the captain exited the ship. Crozier stands momentarily to survey the crowd before saluting them and getting into an awaiting car.

Crozier was relieved of his duties Thursday after writing a letter begging officials to send help to the aircraft carrier, the Theodore Roosevelt, where more than 100 sailors were infected with coronavirus.

>>8672424

>Sean Penn has partnered with authorities in Los Angeles to run a coronavirus testing centre

“The novel 2019 coronavirus is nature punishing the human race for keeping uncivilized living habits. I, Shi Zhengli, swear on my life that it has nothing to do with our laboratory. I advise those who believe and spread rumors from harmful media sources … to shut their stinking mouths.”

https://web.archive.org/web/20200214144447/https:/www.researchgate.net/publication/339070128_The_possible_origins_of_2019-nCoV_coronavirus

>>8672472

https://thewaltdisneycompany.com/bob-chapek-named-chief-executive-officer-of-the-walt-disney-company/

February 25, 2020

Bob Chapek Named Chief Executive Officer of The Walt Disney Company

Robert A. Iger Assumes Role of Executive Chairman through 2021

Mr. Iger Will Direct the Company’s Creative Endeavors

>>8672190

>https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-to-help-christians-share-holy-fire-ritual-amid-pandemic/

Israel to help Christians share ‘holy fire’ ritual amid pandemic

Mysterious pre-Easter ceremony will be limited to 10 leaders, who will use creative means to deliver the flame to overseas communities

Israel is working with foreign governments and Orthodox Christian leaders in the Holy Land to make sure that one of their most ancient and mysterious rituals — the Holy Fire ceremony — is not extinguished by the coronavirus outbreak, officials said Friday.

Each year, thousands of worshippers flock to Jerusalem’s Old City and pack into the Church of the Holy Sepulcher — built on the site where Christian tradition holds that Jesus was crucified, buried and resurrected — for the pre-Easter ceremony.

Top Eastern Orthodox clerics enter the Edicule, the small chamber marking the site of Jesus’ tomb, and exit with candles said to be miraculously lit with “holy fire” as a message to the faithful. The flame is normally shared with candle-holding pilgrims and even sent in special containers to Orthodox Christian communities around the world.

Details of the flame’s source are a closely guarded secret.

>>8672763

World’s Oldest COVID-19 Survivor Turns 104—Postcards From The Pandemic

Prince Charles opens London’s temporary Nightingale Hospital