Friday, 7 December 2018

Death in the ghats

Two journalists from Kerala with a film set in Varanasi

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Subrahmanyapuram: Lacklustre narration

What could have been a gripping suspense drama, does not rise above the predictable

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Poll of exit polls predicts 111 seats for Cong, 108 for BJP in MP

Exit poll results for five states — Telangana, Madhya Pradesh, Mizoram, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan — are being announced today. Stay with TOI for live updates

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Exit poll predictions 2018: Highlights

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Madhya Pradesh exit poll 2018: Live updates

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Rajasthan exit poll 2018: Live updates

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Chhattisgarh exit poll 2018: Live updates

Exit poll 2018 Chhattisgarh: Check all the live updates of Chhattisgarh exit polls 2018 on Times of India. Get exit poll results of MP, Rajasthan, Mizoram, Chhattisgarh and more

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10 bride stereotypes to break!

This wedding season, we share a few stereotypes every bride must ditch to enjoy her wedding the most!

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Bloodhound supersonic car project axed

The firm behind the 1,000 mph supersonic vehicle failed to find an injection of £25m to keep going.

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Yellow vests: France protests 'created a monster', says minister

France's interior minister warns that "radical elements" could gather at planned weekend protests.

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Arsenal to talk to players over nitrous oxide inhalation allegations

Arsenal players will be "spoken to" by club chiefs after images emerged allegedly showing four members of the first team inhaling nitrous oxide.

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Pete Shelley: Stars' tributes show Buzzcocks singer's huge influence

Green Day, Duran Duran and more remember the late singer as "a true gent" and "a brave iconoclast".

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Why Spain's government is exhuming General Franco's remains

The country’s current socialist government has promised to remove the body of fascist dictator General Franco from its mausoleum.

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Berketex collapse: More than 20,000 wedding dresses on sale

Bridal outfits and hundreds of pairs of shoes are being sold after the collapse of Berketex Bride.

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The Game Awards 2018: God of War and Red Dead Redemption win big

Fortnight and Celeste are also among the winners at the annual gaming ceremony.

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England's Nobbs out of Women's World Cup

Arsenal and England midfielder Jordan Nobbs will miss the 2019 Women's World Cup after rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee.

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NFL: Derrick Henry has gigantic night for the Tennessee Titans

Derrick Henry runs for a franchise record 238 yards and four touchdowns including a brilliant 99-yard score to help the Tennessee Titans beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 30-9.

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IFFK rolls out the red carpet for young directors

The 23rd edition of the film festival has films by young delegates-turned-directors

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Next Enti? When Sanju met Tammy

A potentially breezy rom-com ends up as a tiring talkathon

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Kavacham: Masala-laden armour

A sliver of a story lies buried under the painstaking efforts to create a star aura

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Aparshakti Khurana: Sportsman at heart

With Dangal and Stree under his belt, Aparshakti Khurana has emerged as the new sidekick in Bollywood

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All you need to know about Anukreethy Vas

Anukreethy Vas, Femina Miss India World 2018 is all set to represent India at the Miss World 2018 pageant to be held at Sanya, China

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Krishnamurthy Subramanian appointed chief economic advisor

Currently, Subramanian serves as associate professor of finance (with tenure) and executive director for the Centre for Analytical Finance at the ISB, a top business school in India.

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Huawei 'princess' becomes pawn in US-China row

Meng Wanzhou, Huawei's chief financial officer, was arrested in Canada at the request of the United States, which seeks to extradite her in a move that could blow tensions between the two powers wide open. The affair is a major setback for a woman who had been rising through the company founded by her father Ren Zhengfei.

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US-based nutrition asks you to do THIS before every meal

A lot of us mistake thirst for hunger and end up eating more than our body needs. The best way to rule out thirst is to reach out for a glass of water before reaching out for food.

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Huawei arrest: Justin Trudeau denies political motivation

Canada's PM gives his first response after the arrest of a Chinese executive that angered Beijing.

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Bulandshahr violence: Why cops must fear mobs more than criminals

Riotous mobs are behind most of the injuries to policemen (43% of 3,486 in 2015). The other big reasons are ‘attacks by other criminals' (33%), accidents (17%) and ‘terrorist/extremists operation’ (4%). On death, the compensation paid to the family of a policeman depends on which state he dies in or how charged the political atmosphere is.

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Backpacker Grace Millane missing in New Zealand 'last seen with man'

Police in New Zealand say they have identified an apartment at the hotel as a location of interest.

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Motability charity boss to go after extra bonus revealed

Mike Betts, the head of the firm providing cars and scooters for the disabled, will step down by 2020.

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Ronny Sen takes his début feature to Slamdance

Kolkata-based photographer and filmmaker Ronny Sen takes his harrowing tale about drug addiction to the Slamdance Film Festival

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Ashwin, pacers keep Aussies on tight leash

India had the slight edge in a sedately-paced battle of attrition after senior off-spinner R Ashwin cleaned up the Australian top-order and a meticulous pace effort kept the home team's scoring in check on the second day of the opening Test.

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Watch: Here are the 2019 Golden Globe nominees

Vice , a biopic about Dick Cheney starring Christian Bale as the former U.S. Vice-President, on Thursday picked up the most Golden Globe nominations w

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CVE-2018-19788: Privilege escalation issue, uid greater than INT_MAX can successfully execute any systemctl command.

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CVE-2018-19788

The MITRE CVE dictionary describes this issue as:

A flaw was found in PolicyKit (aka polkit) 0.115 that allows a user with a uid greater than INT_MAX to successfully execute any systemctl command.

Find out more about CVE-2018-19788 from the MITRE CVE dictionary dictionary and NIST NVD.

Statement

This issue affects the versions of polkit as shipped with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 and 7.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 is now in Maintenance Support 2 Phase of the support and maintenance life cycle. This has been rated as having a security impact of Moderate, and is not currently planned to be addressed in future updates. For additional information, refer to the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Life Cycle: https://access.redhat.com/support/policy/updates/errata/.

CVSS v3 metrics

NOTE: The following CVSS v3 metrics and score provided are preliminary and subject to review.

CVSS3 Base Score	7
CVSS3 Base Metrics	CVSS:3.0/AV:L/AC:H/PR:L/UI:N/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:H
Attack Vector	Local
Attack Complexity	High
Privileges Required	Low
User Interaction	None
Scope	Unchanged
Confidentiality	High
Integrity Impact	High
Availability Impact	High

Affected Packages State

Platform	Package	State
Red Hat Virtualization 4	polkit	Under investigation
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7	polkit	Affected
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6	polkit	Will not fix

Mitigation

Do not allow negative UIDs or UIDs greater than 2147483646.

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Williams railways review to look at 'all options'

John Lewis deputy chair Keith Williams does not rule out future rail nationalisation in the UK.

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Aliens may have visited us already but we missed it: Nasa scientist

In a research paper, Silvano P Colombano, a computer scientist at Nasa suggests that aliens may look vastly different than the expectations that humans have of them. "The size of the ‘explorer’ might be that of an extremely tiny super-intelligent entity,” he hypothesised. He said that we need to revisit the possibility that interstellar travel is already feasible for extraterrestrials.

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UK suspends 'golden visa' to tackle corruption

The UK tier 1 investor visa, established in 2008, was the most favoured route that high net worth individuals from India, China and Russia used to get permanent residency in the UK. The British government suspended it from midnight on Thursday to prevent abuse of the scheme, thought to include money laundering and crime.

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Live: Polling underway in Telangana, Rajasthan

It’s a referendum on the chief minister. Both, in Telangana and Rajasthan, today's vote is a mandate for or against the current chief minister. Stay with TOI for constituency wise poll percentage, live updates and more:

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Govt Oks dam on Ravi, will cut water flow to Pak

Planned 17 years ago, Shahpurkandi Dam project on the Ravi, Punjab will allow India to use the water which at present goes “waste”, flowing downstream to Pakistan.Once completed in June 2022, it will improve irrigation potential of farmers in J&K and Punjab.Under Indus Water 1960 treaty, India has full rights for utilisation of waters of Ravi, Beas and Satluj.

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Govt contribution to NPS to rise to 14%

Minimum employee contribution will remain at 10% as govt's contribution to National Pension Scheme (NPS) will increase to 14% of basic salary.Presently, the government and employees contribute 10 per cent of basic salary each to NPS. The Cabinet also allowed govt employees to commute 60% of the fund accumulated at the time of retirement, up from 40%.

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'Meaningful vote' compromise bid dismissed by Brexiteers

Amendment offering MPs more of a say over the "backstop" is "desperate", says Tory Brexiteer.

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Oscars 2019: Kevin Hart quits as host amid tweets row

The US actor and comedian was embroiled in a controversy over homophobic comments.

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Ethnic minority academics earn less than white colleagues

BBC analysis shows a 26% ethnic pay gap at some of the UK's best known universities.

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Oxbridge 'over-recruits from eight schools'

More Oxbridge places go to a handful of private schools than 3,000 state schools put together.

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Buzzcocks lead singer dies at 63

Pete Shelley co-founded the Buzzcocks, one of the UK's best known punk bands in the 70s

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France protests: Tourist sites to close on Saturday amid Paris riot fears

Landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower will close on Saturday amid warnings of "yellow vest" protests.

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Surge in gas and ram-raid ATM attacks

Attempts to steal cash by breaking into ATMs rises from 400 attacks in 2014 to 723 last year, a report says.

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Air travel for disabled passengers 'on the up'

A new charter could mean higher compensation for lost or damaged wheelchairs.

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Yemen war: Peace talks begin in Sweden

The UN says Yemen is on the brink of the world's worst famine in 100 years if the war continues.

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Frightened Rabbit preparing for 'highly emotional' return

The indie band is getting ready for their first performance since the death of singer Scott Hutchison.

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The Papers: Concerns about NHS on front pages

Stories about pressures on the health service lead some papers, while others continue to focus on Brexit.

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News Daily: Brexit compromise 'rejected' and O2 'restored'

Your morning briefing for Friday 7 December 2018.

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In pictures: Buzzcocks' Pete Shelley

Highlights from the musical life of British punk legend Pete Shelley, who has died aged 63.

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Quiz of the Week: What's this boy's claim to fame?

It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world during the past seven days?

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The healthiest dessert this shaadi season

The shaadi season is here and the temptations are at an all time high. But if you are health conscious, you surely dread going to the dessert corner, right?

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The REAL story behind Priyanka's RED lehenga

Here's the interesting story behind Priyanka's bridal lehenga.

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Longer shifts at workplace are less productive

According to a survey, people who work longer shifts typically make nine per cent more errors than those on shorter shifts.

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10 classics recommended by Henry Eliot

Through his talk, Henry Eliot, author of ‘The Penguin Classics Book’ and Creative Editor of Penguin Classics in the UK, took the audience on a literary tour of around 4000 years of classics in a session that lasted for 40 minutes.

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Winter skincare tips you can't afford to miss

Follow these five tips for a healthy and radiant skin this winter.

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Reality Check: Your Christmas tree's carbon footprint

What impact do Christmas trees have on the environment and should you go fake or fir?

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Facing a jail sentence for removing my veil

Shaparak Shajarizadeh is in exile after breaking Iranian law by removing her hijab.

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The earthquake that devastated Armenia in 1988

On 7 December 1988 a colossal earthquake hit Armenia, leading to the deaths of 20,000 people.

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Consecrated virgins: 'I got married to Christ'

Jessica Hayes is one of more than 4,000 Catholic women around the world living in voluntary and perpetual chastity.

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The blind woman developing tech for the good of others

Chieko Asakawa, blind since 14, develops groundbreaking technology for the visually impaired.

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Mexico 1971: When women's football hit the big time

With the 2019 Women's World Cup draw on Saturday, we look back at the groundbreaking unofficial 1971 event in Mexico.

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Strictly Come Dancing: Is Ashley Roberts 'too good' to be a contestant?

Many viewers are unhappy about the Pussycat Doll's previous dance experience.

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Who really influences the price of oil?

Does Opec still control the price of oil in today's global market?

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Facebook defends Mark Zuckerberg's exposed emails

The social network publishes a detailed rebuttal of some of the claims made against it.

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Armstrong says returns from Uber investment 'saved' his family

Lance Armstrong says an early investment in Uber has "saved" his family after paying out $111m (£86.8m) in legal fees and settlements.

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Lawro's predictions v boxer Warrington - Man Utd to lose 7-0?

BBC Sport football expert Mark Lawrenson takes on world champion boxer Josh Warrington to predict this weekend's Premier League results.

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'Pedal fault' led to Leicester City helicopter crash

Pedals had disconnected from the tail rotor blades before the crash which killed five people.

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Chats with local heroes

Lord Puttnam and Rithy Panh on making films that are tough to watch

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‘Kedarnath’ review: Politics of love

Protracted climax and worn-out cliches come in the way of what could have been an interesting exploration of a social fabric in turmoil

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Rajinikanth’s 2.0 rakes in over ₹500 cr. globally

This includes revenue from Tamil, Telugu and Hindi versions

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Regional flavour, universal appeal

Shot with local actors, the Sikkimese language “Pahuna” is the first feature film from the state. Directed by débutante Pakhi Tyrewala, the film follo

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Short of funds, IFFK rides high on zeal

With floods putting the government on the back foot, film buffs are running the show this year

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‘Mortal Engines’ review: Cookie-cutter start to fantasy franchise

Technologically advanced world-building cannot save a film that is neither thrilling nor thought-provoking

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Dick Cheney biopic 'Vice' tops Golden Globes nominations

The 76th Golden Globe Awards will be held on January 6, 2018.

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Revenge of the birds

Form can never compensate for lack of content and ‘2.0’ has just Rajni which is no longer enough

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Lena Dunham says defending accused writer was 'a terrible mistake'

The Girls star says speaking up for Murray Miller out of "blind faith" was "a terrible mistake".

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France protests: Government fears 'major violence' in coming days

Despite a major reversal on fuel taxes, "yellow vest" protests are still planned for Saturday.

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Boris Johnson apologises to MPs for failing to declare £52,000 in time

The ex-foreign secretary says sorry to MPs for failing to declare on time earnings of £52,000.

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Brexit vote: What could happen next?

MPs will vote on the proposed Brexit deal, agreed by the UK and the EU, on 11 December.

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Should we worry about Huawei?

Some countries are blocking the use of telecoms network equipment from the Chinese firm.

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IFFK: Techies bond over cinema

Cineastes of Technopark look forward to the International Film Festival of Kerala

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Cinema of substance at KNIFF 2018

Kazhcha – Niv Indie Film Fest showcases acclaimed independent films from across India

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Art has always been a means to an end, says Nandita Das

The actor-filmmaker explains why film festivals are important to build bridges and break walls

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SPB on singing 'Marana Mass' for Rajinikanth in 'Petta'

Singer SP Balasubrahmanyam is back in the limelight, for having sung for Rajinikanth after a long time. He has crooned along with Anirudh in the ‘Mara

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My top five...

Sheeja OV, a homemaker from Nileswaram, sends in her top five movies

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‘I love playing real people’

Chemban Vinod Jose, who won the Silver Peacock award for Best Actor, talks about his roles as an actor and scenarist

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New Flash Player zero-day used against Russian facility

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For the past couple of years, Office documents have largely replaced exploit kits as the primary malware delivery vector, giving threat actors the choice between social engineering lures and exploits or a combination of both.

While today’s malicious spam (malspam) heavily relies on macros and popular vulnerabilities (i.e. CVE-2017-11882), attackers can also resort to zero-days when trying to compromise a target of interest.

In separate blog posts, Gigamon and 360 Core Security reveal how a new zero-day (CVE-2018-15982) for the Flash Player (version 31.0.0.153 and earlier) was recently used in targeted attacks. Despite being a brand new vulnerability, Malwarebytes users were already protected against it thanks to our Anti-Exploit technology.

The Flash object is embedded into an Office document disguised as a questionnaire from a Moscow-based clinic.

A dot reveals an embedded (and hidden) ActiveX object

Since Flash usage in web browsers has been declining over the past few years, the preferred scenario is one where a Flash ActiveX control is embedded in an Office file. This is something we saw earlier this year with CVE-2018-4878 against South Korea.

Victims open the booby-trapped document from a WinRAR archive that also contains a bogus jpeg file (shellcode) that will be used as part of the exploitation process that eventually loads a backdoor.

Zero-day attack flow stopped by Malwarebytes

As Qihoo 360 security researchers noted, the timing with this zero-day attack is close to a recent real-world incident between Russia and Ukraine. Cyberattacks between the two countries have been going on for years and have affected major infrastructure, such as the power grid.

Malwarebytes users were already protected against this zero-day without the need to update any signatures. We detect the malware payload as Trojan.CrisisHT.APT.

Adobe has patched this vulnerability (security bulletin APSB18-42) and it is highly recommended to apply this patch if you are still using Flash Player. Following the typical exploit-patch cycle, zero-days often become mainstream once other attackers get their hands on the code. For this reason, we can expect to see this exploit integrated into document exploit kits as well as web exploit kits in the near future.

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After sanctions relief, India changes mode of payment for Iranian oil

The memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed following the US letting India and seven other nations to keep buying Iranian oil despite sanctions were reimposed on the Islamic state on November 5. Sources said Indian refiners will make rupee payments in a UCO Bank account of the National Iranian Oil Co (NIOC).

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HC denies permission to BJP's Bengal rath yatra

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Sidhu injures vocal cords after hectic campaign

Navjot Singh Sidhu addressed more than 70 public meetings as part of an extensive campaign schedule in the three poll-bound states of Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh and according to doctors has injured his vocal cords. He has been advised to take complete rest of 3 to 5 days.

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Tesco directors acquitted in fraud trial

Chris Bush and John Scouler had each been accused of one charge of fraud and one of false accounting.

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Huawei arrest is rights abuse, says China

The US seeks to extradite chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou, daughter of the telecom giant's founder.

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One in three children 'not active enough', finds sport survey

Girls do less exercise than boys and children from poorer families are least active, Sport England says.

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Share sell-off drags FTSE 100 to two-year low

Indexes in London and other major European markets fall 2% as fears grow over US-China trade issues.

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Tennessee inmate chooses electric chair over lethal injection

David Earl Miller argued that lethal injection would lead to a prolonged and painful death.

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As Guardiola approaches footballing nirvana with Man City, Chelsea are still adapting to Sarri

In Sarriball and tiki-taka, Chelsea and Manchester City have managers with defined playing styles. But are Maurizio Sarri's squad adapting as quickly as Pep Guardiola's did?

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Fury-Wilder fight referee denies count was slow

The referee who officiated Tyson Fury's world title fight with Deontay Wilder denies his count was slow and says he just wanted the "best for boxing".

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Pujara and Dravid: The uncanny coincidence

Cheteshwar Pujara has always been touted as Rahul Dravid's replacement since the time senior batsman retired from the Test cricket in 2012 but he has often been criticised for not being upto the mark outside the Indian subcontinent.

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Sensex plunges 572 points to end at 35,312

On the BSE platform, Maruti, Tata Motors, Yes Bank, Reliance Industries, Adani Ports and Bharti Airtel were among the mojor losers, sliding as much as 4.89 per cent. The index dropped 929 points in three days.

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How a prince & runaway princess helped in 'fixer' Michel's extradition

Christian Michel's extradition from the UAE follows an adverse order of a Dubai court. But Indian intelligence sources claimed "the development could also be seen as linked to India's assistance in tracking Dubai's runaway Princess Latifa". Her lawyers have asked UN to intervene to help secure her release and blamed 'both UAE and India' for her disappearance.

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CBI vs CBI: SC reserves verdict on Verma's plea

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2 AI pilots grounded as flight 'descended rapidly'

A senior AI official said, “The pilots were derostered (taken off flying duties) and investigation was started immediately.” The incident happened when the Boeing 787 (VT-ANE) Dreamliner was approaching to land at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) with 197 passengers and 10 crew members at 6.14 am (local time) on October 20, 2018.

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New Welsh Labour leader to be announced

The person set to become Wales' next first minister will be announced later today.

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Police arrest three men on terror charges

The men, from London, Bath and Portsmouth, are arrested in a pre-planned operation.

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1st Test: Pujara rescues India, equals Ganguly's Test centuries tally

Cheteshwar Pujara's gritty innings was the sole silver lining in another ordinary batting display by India during the first Test against Australia at the Adelaide Oval on Thursday.

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Theresa May: Today programme interview

The UK prime minister is on Radio 4 ahead of the third day of debate in the Commons on her EU withdrawal deal.

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Adelaide Test: Pujara ton helps India claw back against Australia

Cheteshwar Pujara scored a gritty 123 in punishing conditions to claw India back into the opening Test in Adelaide Thursday after Australia seized early control with some blistering bowling.

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1st Test: Cheteshwar Pujara defies Australia with brilliant century

Cheteshwar Pujara hits his 16th century but was run out for 123 runs as India finished Day 1 on 250/9 in the first Test against Australia at the Adelaide Oval on Thursday.

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Sitting 32km away, surgeon mends woman’s heart

Senior cardiologist Dr Tejas Patel performed an angioplasty on a middle-aged woman, who was in the operating theatre of his Apex Hospital, some 32km away, through the world’s first in-human telerobotic coronary intervention. A team of doctors and paramedics were attending to the patient in the OT, to take care of any eventualities.

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Stop the narrative that I 'stole' money: Mallya

Mallya had offered to pay back 100 per cent of "public money" to various Indian banks and urged the government to accept his offer on Wednesday. This comes days ahead of a UK court's decision on his plea not to extradite him to India.

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Adelaide Test, Day 1: Who played the worst shot?

Poor shot selection saw Virat Kohli’s men struggle on the opening day of the first Test against Australia at the Adelaide Oval on Thursday. India, who have never won a Test series on Australian soil, have only themselves to blame perhaps for their troubles.

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