Suiche goes on to call NotPetya a "wiper," and explains the difference between a wiper and ransomware.
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I get to test my new wiper blades — who knew that wiper blades aren't supposed to squeak every time you use them?
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Essentially, they see NotPetya as a wiper, not a ransomware.
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And it's not a defective windshield wiper or sun visor hinge.
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It was raining heavily; new wiper blades slapped against the glass.
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Replace your wiper blades if it's been more than a year.
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Like many people, Alastair Philip Wiper grew up thinking factories were ugly.
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The issue could also cause unintended windshield wiper operation or inoperable switches.
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That makes simpler but nonetheless highly disruptive wiper attacks far more likely.
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The Four Tops didn't get much more than some windshield-wiper bending.
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Photographer Alastair Philip Wiper takes you inside the factory for his latest series.
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Returning to your car to find a ticket tucked under the wiper sucks.
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Think of it as a windshield wiper for your phone, except it's fake.
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The windshield comes clean," and Thomas added, "Coke rejuvenates old windshield wiper blades.
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Instead, it's believed to be a wiper — malware designed to wipe hard disks.
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That's great news for the wiper, but horrible for the wiper's toilet system, allegedly.
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Another time, they drove through a storm so torrential that a windshield wiper broke.
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"Iran has leveraged wiper malware in destructive attacks on several occasions in recent years."
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You see that on the fake windshield right there, yeah, that's a real windshield wiper.
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They also top off my wiper fluid, air up my ties, and vacuum the floorboards.
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The recall is due to possible faults in rear trunk door and windscreen wiper mechanisms.
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Avis will provide data including information on location, tyre pressure and wiper blades, Otonomo said.
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They contribute to the common perception—which Wiper once shared—that factories are inherently ugly.
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The shop calls to ask if I want them to replace my torn windshield wiper.
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Malware that wipes all or part of a hard drive is known as a wiper.
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Ensure your car's heating and cooling systems are working properly so you can defog the windshield, keep an ice scraper handy to clear windows and windshields, and make sure your car's wiper fluid reservoir is filled and the wiper blades are in good shape.
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These assessments indicate that NotPetya is a "wiper" designed specifically to destroy data—not generate revenue.
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If you're not a car aficionado, it's possible you only know Bosch for their wiper blades.
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Your car has other liquids besides oil and wiper fluid that need to be checked out.
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A windshield wiper blade, which the unwary pay $2100,504 for, has been knocked down 99 percent.
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After his arrest, the Windshield Wiper initially denied everything, but ultimately he named about 40 people.
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My wiper blades arrived; I haven't worked out how to put them on my car yet.
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The Wiper has already earned over $1,000 of its $10,000 goal at the time of publication.
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But Kaspersky's announcement on the new wiper tool didn't make a determination on the group's origin.
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It said the reason for the recall was a possible design fault with the front window wiper.
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CISA specifically warned about "wiper" attacks which, in addition to stealing data, then destroy it as well.
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The same can be done for the rear window-wiper blades too, if your car has them.
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I can't ask Siri to order me soap, a box of Kleenex or even windshield wiper fluid.
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But if I owned the car, I suppose I'd eventually stop confusing it with the wiper controls.
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It has been connected to two strains of hard drive erasing "wiper" malware known: ShapeShift and Shamoon.
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The buyer could add an automatic transmission and a rear window wiper, and that was about all.
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The wiper is essentially a power drill with a roll of toilet paper stuck on the drill bit.
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Subsequently, Bamenga drank the wiper fluid herself and slit her wrists and left behind notes, the release states.
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To keep people from meddling with anything beyond filling wiper fluid, automakers shield the engine with a cover.
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Kearns discovered this when he saw an intermittent wiper in a new Ford model at a trade show.
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Maybe [the celery] is there as the finger-wiper for your plate, [in addition] to the wet nap.
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If a driver turns on a windshield wiper or fog lights, you know it's probably raining or foggy.
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We have new ways of creating that wiper effect that creates an even stickier traction on the court.
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"Fundamentally, this was a wiper campaign," said Raj Samani, chief scientist and head of McAfee's Strategic Intelligence Group.
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In each case, the hackers didn't appear to use wiper malware to cause significant destruction, but they could have.
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"It was a new world to me," Wiper says, speaking about the genesis of his new book Unintended Beauty.
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In simple technical terms, we can say that NotPetya was a piece of destructive/wiper malware posing as ransomware.
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The tank requires an occasional refill of the urea, though that's as easy as topping off windshield wiper fluid.
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Aside from the Sands incident, Iran has largely restrained itself from launching those wiper attacks on the US itself.
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Tillotson repeatedly flushed the wiper fluid tank in his Subaru with clean water to ensure it was as clean as possible before filling it with potable liquids, but this hack probably isn't something you'd want to try with your own vehicle unless you replaced the wiper fluid tank altogether with a clean one.
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On Sunday, Muthama, a former senator for the opposition Wiper party, gave a speech peppered with insults aimed at Kenyatta.
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At first, people thought it was ransomware, then it was more likely to be a wiper with some ransomware code.
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Instead, its code indicates it is more like a "wiper," according to Matt Suiche, founder of cybersecurity startup Comae Technologies.
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One of its specialties is so-called wiper attacks, in which malicious software erases the hard drives of infected computers.
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"It's a very interesting change of pace from other types of wiper malware," said Craig Williams, the company's senior technical leader.
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The feeling of rage might even be a tad mellower when you see that piece of paper beneath the windshield wiper.
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They're made from shop mannequins and are powered by windscreen wiper motors, with their movements controlled by short, pre-defined loops.
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Bluetooth speakers are on the dash, and there's a single windshield wiper, a defroster, a hand parking brake, and seat heaters.
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Some nice windscreen wiper footwork into a change of direction into the underpass and from there straight into the back take.
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During the Black Friday and Cyber Monday stretch Amazon promoted car battery jump starters and wiper blades for the first time.
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This includes oil changes, air filter replacement and installation, tire installation, Diehard battery installation, wiper blades and installation, and wheel alignment.
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The unlabeled white envelope was placed inside a plastic bag, wedged between the wiper and the windshield of Jeromy Tarkon's Jeep.
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Costco shoppers can get great deals on items ranging from dashboard cameras to wax kits to wiper blades to bike racks.
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This includes lightweight wheel and the use of carbon fiber in areas such as the stabilizer, windshield wiper, and intercooler cover.
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"We can see the current version of Petya clearly got rewritten to be a wiper and not a actual ransomware," Suiche writes.
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The malware that affected Olympic computers was a "wiper" — it was designed to wipe a computer's files — but it intentionally held back.
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The malware—which Kaspersky Lab calls "NotPetya"—is actually a wiper, the purpose of which is to permanently damage its victims' data.
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It says the Chiron Sport is the first production car with carbon fiber windshield wiper arms, for a savings of three pounds.
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The scooping bowl has a built-in semi-circular, moving spatula that scrapes the bottom of the bowl like a windshield wiper.
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A touch of a neutral crease color applied back and forth in windshield wiper motions brings out the shape of the eye.
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After reading that she needed two tablespoons of windshield wiper fluid to poison the children, they said, she laced their grape juice.
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From here some grapplers prefer to use a windscreen wiper to pin the legs as they scarper around to the opposite side.
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Hoping that if I just did this one maneuver — I believe it was called the "windshield wiper" — she would finally stop screaming.
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At the other extreme, the Iranian hackers who have been compromising VPN servers are also known purveyors of data-destroying "wiper" malware.
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Data deletion, or a wiper attack, is considered a primary Iranian cybertool and one it would likely deploy this time, Bateman said.
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Laprise said that the windshield wiper was a "stroke of luck" as he simply found it across the street when making the car.
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The photographer Alastair Philip Wiper got rare access to Gøl's factory in Svenstrup outside Aalborg, where they have been making sausages since 1934.
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You can find Drive Wiper in the Tools sectionIf you do have a solid-state drive, then encryption is probably a better option.
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Magomedsharipov performed what is termed a "windshield wiper," raising his right foot behind him and swiveling it across to cup Moraes's right hip.
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The car's windscreen wiper thumps out a gentle kick drum beat as we drive around on this rainy fall day in the city.
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The Japanese automaker is recalling the vehicles to replace the windshield wiper motors and mechanisms, Rosstandart said in a statement on its website.
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Goetsch said the most popular automotive products among Amazon customers this holiday season included jump starters, wiper blades, cleanings kits, and RV accessories.
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Vehicle-to-vehicle systems broadcast a car's position, speed and other information, such as windshield wiper activation, to other cars in the vicinity.
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Methanol is a type of alcohol that's often used as an ingredient in antifreeze, paint thinner, shellac, and windshield wiper fluid, according to MedlinePlus.
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The newest version of this golden oldie involves a piece of clothing tied to the wiper blades and women being grabbed by human traffickers.
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The virus has been categorized instead as a "wiper," meaning the attack was not financially motivated but meant to permanently destroy the infected systems.
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The day ended with Ms. Bamenga cutting her wrists and drinking the same wiper fluid she gave her children in a failed suicide attempt.
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The crisp lines, graphic shapes, and hypnotic repetition mesmerized Wiper—and showed him in a flash what he wanted to do with his life.
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A computer virus known as a wiper had been interfering with the ministry's internal network, removing files from hard drives and taking over computers.
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FireEye found evidence that APT 33 is capable of carrying out destructive attacks, linking it to a destructive "wiper" malware that can delete files.
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FireEye found evidence that APT 28500 is capable of carrying out destructive attacks, linking it to a destructive "wiper" malware that can delete files.
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The police line formed a human wiper blade that, over the next couple of hours, drove the protesters around and around the downtown area.
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In 2014, Iranian hackers hit the Las Vegas Sands corporation with a wiper after owner Sheldon Adelson suggested a nuclear strike against the country.
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I am out of the shop with an oil change, a new air filter, and a refill on my wiper fluid in under 15 minutes.
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At this point the wiper module would also get activated and delete system files on operator machine to crash them and prevent them from rebooting.
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Usually people use a wiper after they've compromised a machine and want to make sure you don't know what they took or what they did.
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Its fiberglass housing prevents corrosive salt water from slowly degrading the hardware, and a tiny wiper blade on the front clears off rain and dirt.
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After a while, windshield-wiper blades can start to leave smear marks on the window, as the rubber strips that push rainwater away can degrade.
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Orchestrating the fraud was a gangster who went by the nickname Windshield Wiper, an inside joke among his associates that referred to his quick temper.
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From 2006 to 9503, the Windshield Wiper and his intermediaries paid dozens of players as much as $30,000 for each game they agreed to throw.
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The Windshield Wiper, who was from southern Taiwan and in his late 2100s at the time, was one of the biggest gamblers in the country.
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While the ransomware was not a wiper, it did have some data harvesting capabilities, including the ability to harvest login credentials, according to the report.
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In the past weeks, the two doctors have developed a prototype using windshield wiper motors, which, he claims, people in impoverished areas can make themselves.
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Many modern cars are loaded with touchscreens for everything from climate control to stereo volume to the wiper controls in the case of Tesla's Model 3.
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Aside from its tiny stature and wacky jet-fighter cockpit-style door thingy, it also has cameras instead of rearview mirrors and a single windshield wiper.
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Do you wait in line for the hip shit, pretending that you actually believe it tastes a bit like fermented pine shoots and windshield wiper fluid?
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Generally, Yoshi costs drivers $15 per month for a subscription, plus the cost of regular or premium gas, or other supplies like new windshield wiper blades.
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I could have just as easily avoided Google Express altogether by simply asking Siri to buy me new windshield wiper fluid, but there's just nothing there.
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"At first we thought this was a cover for a wiper attack like Black Energy," he said, referencing famous malware with the capacity to delete files.
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An hour later, they launched a wiper component that disabled the transmission station's computers, preventing the utility's staff from monitoring any of the station's digital systems.
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The 'wiper' attack, which was identified by the Saudi National Cybersecurity Authority, used malware to erase digital data belonging to unidentified targets in the Middle East.
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Other motions you may want to experiment with in addition to the classic tug are side-to-side windshield wiper motions, gentle twisting motions, and rocking motions.
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After several months of unanswered messages left with the island's overbooked auto repair shop, I finally gave up and ordered new wiper blades for my Miata ($20.62).
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Touched by his plight, Anderson was inspired to create an automatic windshield wiper blade that could be operated inside the car, keeping drivers safe from the elements.
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I stuck a cedar bough under your windshield wiper upright, like a feather in a headband, in a hatband, like a feather in a mirror frame, flame.
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The group has been tied to cyberattacks that have destroyed thousands of computers, so-called wiper malware operations that have hit Iran's adversaries across the Gulf region.
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"Iranian regime actors and proxies are increasingly using destructive 'wiper' attacks, looking to do much more than just steal data and money," Krebs said at the time.
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It was later a component of the WannaCry ransomware attack and the NotPetya wiper attack, which masqueraded as ransomware (fakesomware?) but was really just created to destroy shit.
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Why this matters: Computer model guidance for Florence have been volatile, exhibiting what forecasters call the "windshield wiper effect" of oscillating back and forth from run to run.
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A growing number of cybersecurity experts say the "Petya" variant was disguised as malware but actually designed as a "wiper," or a virus intended to cause data destruction.
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You can get a set of perfectly decent wiper blades for under $20, and if you're not sure how to put them on yourself, installation is cheap, too.
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But, life happens — suddenly, your car needs the wiper blades replaced, you need to cover a small home repair, or your pet needs a trip to the vet.
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StoneDrill would be a new wrinkle for Charming Kitten in that it is a type of malware known as a "wiper" — malware designed to delete files or systems.
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One worker testified that if the giant automatic brushes damaged a windshield wiper or a mirror, his boss would reach into the tip jar to compensate the customer.
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The 42-year-old mother of three was back in the car and on the road when she noticed a folded piece of paper wedged under her windshield wiper.
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Clubman's distinct Mini detailing, station wagonlike profile, and those Dutch doors (each with their own adorable tiny wiper blades), make it hard to directly compare it with other vehicles.
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Its white paper reels, roller ink, and metal cylinders provided enough photographic fuel to launch a career so prolific that Wiper himself has come to seem like a machine.
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Frankly, it's always been a profit center for suppliers like Valeo (which makes things like wiper arms, blades and motors) and chemical companies that sell consumables like washer fluids.
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The ring of 16 cameras sitting below the main lidar each get their own wiper to clear dirt or rain, pulling fluid from an extra tank in the trunk.
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But ZDNet today reported separately that Iranian hackers exploited vulnerabilities in either a Pulse Secure or Fortinet VPN server to plant wiper malware inside Bahrain's national oil firm, Bapco.
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In a blog Wednesday, Comaeio Technology founder Matt Suiche suggested that the wiper was disguised as ransomware for the purpose of manipulating the media and obfuscating a nation-state attack.
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Though it seemed harmless at first, Hardacre noticed that not only was there a car near her that was running, the shirt was also wrapped completely around her windshield wiper.
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Even the growing use of wiper malware causing physical destruction across the globe has yet to truly garner a bleep on the radar across both the public and private sectors.
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SAM GOODYEAR Binghamton, N.Y. To the Editor: Forty-four years ago, my boyfriend proposed to me in a note, written in cursive, which he placed under my car's windshield wiper.
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Wheels The mundane vehicle license plate, along with the windshield wiper a virtually unchanged vestige from the dawn of the automobile, is in the midst of a 21st-century makeover.
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He had this great analogy: When you're driving and rain is pouring down, with the windshield wipers going, you can either watch the windshield wiper or you watch the road.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said Tuesday it is upgrading an investigation into 1.7 million General Motors Co vehicles for windshield wiper failures.
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Krebs said Iranian state actors and proxies are increasingly using "destructive 'wiper' attacks" that are capable of not only stealing data and money but taking down an organization's entire computer network.
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The Sport edition adds on some handling improvements and lightens the car even further, with engineers removing 40 pounds by making things like the windshield wiper arms out of carbon fiber.
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The Crazybaby Air 1S earbuds live in a long tubular carrying case about the length of an iPhone X. It immediately reminded me of the mind-wiper from  Men in Black.
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Matt Suiche, founder of the cybersecurity firm Comae, writes in a blog post today that after analyzing the virus, known as Petya, his team determined that it was a "wiper," not ransomware.
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The key lesson: big pivots in energy systems are possible with stable government leadership, instead of windshield-wiper policies that voters from Australia to America have been accustomed to in recent years.
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"I can do my banking and shopping together on my day off," said 30-year-old Kaline Lissa Kaneko, who works at a windshield wiper factory in Oizumi, in central Gunma prefecture.
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I saw the intricate ice formations on the metal armature of the passenger's-side windshield wiper, and the three-dimensional effect in the colorful wrapping of the gift box next to me.
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"Given this latest development, American businesses must bolster their cyber defenses against spear-phishing, DDoS, ransomware and, most commonly used on Iranian neighbors, wiper attacks," Bill Conner, CEO of SonicWall, told Recode.
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Iran has historically used devastating "wiper" attacks on a US target at least once before and has used them regionally as recently as last year, prompting fears it could use them again.
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The marks can convey real things or remain resolutely abstract — as the two sets of stacked, semi-circular, black brushstrokes found in "Skeptic & Sun" (2017), as if made by a greasy windshield wiper.
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"We think the queen had been attracted to something in the car, perhaps something sweet, and had got into a gap on the boot's wiper blade or perhaps the hinge," Burns told Metro.
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You know the ones: balanced on windscreens or tucked under a wiper, they're the anonymous, all-caps messages left to not-so-politely inform drivers they've done something to piss someone else off.
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A stick again comes standard, but the Premium adds heated seats, a windshield wiper de-icer, a laminated windshield, and the brand's Starlink connectivity that includes SOS emergency assistance with automatic collision notification.
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Depending on where you live and the types of roads on which you drive, winter driving may call for everything from different tires to different wiper blades to different fluids in the engine.
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People on the bottom half of the spending curve could reasonably pay their routine health care costs in cash, just as they now pay for oil changes or wiper blades for their cars.
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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Tuesday it is investigating whether General Motors, the largest U.S. automaker, should recall an additional 1.7 million sport utility vehicles due to windshield wiper failures.
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When in motion, the exploit allowed the researchers to control the vehicle's wiper blades, fold in the driver- and passenger-side rearview mirrors, open the trunk, and even bring the vehicle to a stop.
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The "check engine" light came on with an alarming bong, the radio went out and, most spectacularly, one windshield wiper blade on the driver's side jettisoned off the shaft onto the busy Brooklyn highway.
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It also made the automatic sliding passenger door close 1.5 seconds faster, reduced rear windscreen wiper noise with an intermittent setting and lowered the money tray on the driver's seat to reduce shoulder strain.
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Though we decided to date other people, we fell into old habits, and he started leaving cute notes on my car, written on the back of valet stubs and tucked under the windshield wiper.
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The attackers wreaked havoc on Sony's systems, not only stealing data, but releasing wiper malware to delete files and configurations so Sony would have to rebuild large portions of its digital infrastructure from scratch.
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There's consensus now among malware experts that NotPetya is actually a wiper—malware designed to inflict permanent damage—not ransomware like Petya, which gave its victims' the option of recovering their data for a price.
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The wavy LED lights that make up the back of the car are accompanied by cool concave glass that matches the curvature of the lights, even if that means giving up a rear windshield wiper.
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The chips, literally circular discs made from silicon and carbon, help conduct electric impulses to power all the electronics in a car, from windshield wiper sensors and cruise control features to eventually autonomous driving systems.
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A ransomware has the ability to restore its modification such as [restoring the MBR like in the 2016 Petya, or decrypting files if the victim pays]— a wiper would simply destroy and exclude possibilities of restoration.
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A growing chorus of security experts have concluded that the malware was disguised as ransomware but actually designed as a "wiper" — a virus meant to destroy data, rather than hold a computer hostage for financial gain.
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"His windshield-wiper party affiliation – in 1999 he switched from Republican to independent, then to Democrat in 2001, then to Republican in 2009 – suggests either internal conflict on the issues or blatant pandering," Abdul-Jabbar said.
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Entering such hallowed (and often sterile) turf requires the appropriate vestments, from beard nets and white smocks to safety goggles and hardhats—worn backwards not to look cool but so Wiper can see through his viewfinder.
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Comae Technologies, which looked closely at how the malware operated, suggests it was designed to look like ransomware, but was in fact a type of malware called a wiper, which destroys all records from the system.
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But as the virus spread, it quickly became clear that paying the ransom would not recover the files, leading some researchers to conclude that it was in fact a "wiper" — an attack meant to destroy data.
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Shamoon is a Windows "wiper" that indexes and uploads a computer's files for attackers and then wipes the data and destroys the target computer's "master boot record," the fundamental first sector of a computer's hard drive.
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By incorporating additional services like selling engine cleaner, replacing tires, exchanging wiper blades, and offering to wash and detail vehicles, the company hopes to access a larger market and boost margins to 40 or even 50 percent.
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A prosecutor in Taipei, Wang Cheng-hao, received an anonymous tip after the 26 season that hundreds of thousands of dollars were being wagered on baseball games, and the Windshield Wiper was winning most of the time.
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He shoots with a DSLR, tripod, and shutter release, exposing each scene between half a second to five seconds to compensate for bad lighting (which Wiper doesn't think is bad—"I quite like fluorescent lights," he says).
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"I remember being like, 'I really, really like this guy, I really want him to like me too,' and then you gave me this huge windscreen wiper wave and that was it: 'Right, he likes me,' " she said.
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Destructive wiper malware dubbed "Olympic Destroyer" is reportedly behind a series of security breaches disrupting the Games, including local wi-fi downtime and the crash of the Winter Olympics website, which hindered ticket sales during the opening ceremony.
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"I remember being like, 'I really, really like this guy, I really want him to like me too,' and then you gave me this huge windscreen wiper wave and that was it, right, he likes me," she said.
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Lisette Bamenga, 32, gave grape juice spiked with windshield wiper fluid to her 4-year-old son and 4-month-old daughter in July of 2012, according to a press release from Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark.
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Bapco was, after all, reportedly hit with a piece of Iranian wiper malware known as Dustman in late December, just days before the US assassination of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani raised tensions with Iran to the breaking point.
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In front of Trump Tower, a uniformed doorman holding a window wiper politely asked a squad of rifle-carrying counterterrorism police officers to move away from the entrance so that he could give the glass a quick clean.
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In recent years, Iran's cyberattacks have for the most part been focused on adversaries in the Middle East, including Saudi Aramco, which was hit with a massively destructive wiper attack that destroyed the data stored on 30,000 computers.
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Researchers at Cisco Talos who analyzed dozens of samples of the malware that affected Olympic computers called the software a "wiper" — malicious software designed to wipe a computer's files — but that it intentionally holds back from inflicting maximum damage.
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The company has officially launched its gas delivery service in the San Francisco Bay Area, and is offering other simple services like filling up the air in a car's tires, replacing windshield wiper blades and washing cars, as well.
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The data collected also includes braking info, windshield wiper activation, headlight use, location info and other sensors, all of which will be used to help create an alert system that will be translated to other vehicles via HERE's dashboard services.
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"We think the queen had been attracted to something in the car, perhaps something sweet, and had got into a gap on the boot's wiper blade or perhaps the hinge," Roger Burn from the Pembrokeshire Beekepers Assocation told The Milford Mercury.
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Tillotson modified the mechanism that sprays wiper fluid onto his Subaru's windshield to instead blast delicious kombucha directly into his mouth while he's driving—or at least in the general vicinity of his mouth (there's still some room left for improvement).
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So that it doesn't freeze solid in sub-zero winter temperatures, windshield wiper fluid contains anywhere from 30 to 50 percent methanol: a highly poisonous alcohol that can cause everything from kidney failure, to blindness, to even death, if consumed.
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A former teacher who laced her two children's grape juice with windshield wiper fluid and then drowned them in a bathtub promised on Tuesday to raise awareness of postpartum depression before a judge sentenced her to eight years in prison.
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Today—253,25 rides later—his gross pay has fallen to $22018 an hour, and that's before he accounts for the costs of gas, trips to the car wash, oil changes, auto insurance, and the occasional flat tire or busted wiper blade.
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She turned on the radio to suppress the windscreen-wiper noise, wondering as she did so why Arthur had chosen to be buried in such an obscure place, wondering what it was she hadn't listened to when she'd been told.
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If you're somebody who gets a thrill when all the glasses in your cabinet stack just so or enjoy lining up your pens in Roy G Biv order, feast your eyes on the low-tech glory of the Whisk Wiper.
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From fog built up on the inside of your windshield to ice crusted on the exterior to poor headlights to an empty windshield wiper fluid reservoir, maintaining a clear view of the roadway during the winter is difficult yet critical.
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These days, Yoshi charges drivers $20 per month for a subscription, plus the cost of regular or premium gas, extra services like car washes or oil changes and supplies like new windshield wiper blades that they can order through its app.
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Ms. Hunter portrays 11 of them, including the shoe-wiper and the pillow-bearer, as well as the "keeper of the third door" (much more important than the keepers of the other doors) and the "cuckoo" who announces the hours.
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Even the August 2012 Shamoon attack on Saudi Aramco, which wiped computer hard-drives and destroyed data, could have been symbolic retribution for the "Wiper" malware attack on Iran's oil industry earlier that year, which likewise destroyed data and files.
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It was like some large-form board game: the longer the blue wiper blade pushed forward, the more protesters fell off the game board and went home, until, finally, only a handful remained, regrouping in the dark under the freeway.
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As the man whooped and hollered and raked the trash-bag flag like a giant windshield wiper, the lights climbed into the darkening sky, veering and banking, making and unmaking chaotic patterns, spreading and swirling until they filled half the heavens.
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You can also purchase handy windshield wiper covers or even use something as simple as an extra pair of long wool stockings to shield windshield wipers at night to ensure that you've got a little less work ahead of you in the morning.
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In 2012, Iran-linked hackers calling themselves "Cutting Sword of Justice" used a piece of similar "wiper" malware known as Shamoon to overwrite the hard drives of 30,000 computers at Saudi oil behemoth Saudi Aramco with the image of a burning US flag.
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Crowdstrike, too, says it has seen APT33's fingerprints appear in some intrusions where another piece of destructive malware known as Shamoon had been used, a wiper tool tied to a collection of sometimes-devastating Iranian sabotage campaigns across the Middle East.
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Before the arrest in 2009 of the Windshield Wiper, whose real name is Tsai Cheng-yi, the Taiwanese league endured several other game-fixing scandals, remarkable in a league that was founded only in 1989 and has had as few as four teams.
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A top Ukrainian police official told Reuters that the extortion demands were likely a smokescreen, echoing working hypotheses from top cyber security firms, who consider NotPetya a "wiper", or tool for destroying data and wiping hard disks clean, that is disguised as ransomware.
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"Car Window 22017" (21 by 240 inches, latex ink on silver vinyl mounted on Dibond; 250) is a passenger-side view of dashboard, air vents and wiper blades that are cropped to near-abstraction and crammed into the lower half of the composition.
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While windshield wipers may do the job for most people, Tesla's patent application notes that the process of scrubbing away grime and letting the glass dry results in "unproductive time," and that the chemicals in wiper fluid could damage a camera's electronics.
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The Cochrane, Alberta man told host Laura Lynch that he spent about 30 minutes emptying and cleaning the windshield wiper reservoir in his 2006 Subaru Impreza WRX, before deciding that it was probably safe-ish to drink whatever beverage squirted out of it.
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For his 16th birthday, LaChappelle got a 1003D printer, which "enabled a whole new world of creation," he tells CNBC Make It. The teen printed a robotic arm, powered it with a windshield wiper motor and submitted it to the 2012 Colorado State Science Fair.
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Image: Screenshot CCleaner is a perennial Field Guide favorite and has a disk wiper tool built into it in addition to all the other clean-up jobs it does—though you'll need to stump up for the premium version (a free trial is available).
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The tiers of Kickstarter contributions range from an early bird $19 pledge (which gets you a Wiper, whisk and guaranteed US delivery by Christmas) to $92, which gets you that package but with four times the whisks and wipers, minus the guaranteed delivery time.
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The response makes no mention, however, of multiple incidents reported in various media outlets that Mexican officials had, in other raids, seized hundreds of gallons of alcohol allegedly tainted with methanol, a toxic form of alcohol that is used in fuel, antifreeze, windshield wiper fluid and solvents.
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Technology is likely to drive down the profits of those traditional areas — consider how a thin film or hard coating might mean fewer sprays of fluid and fewer passes of a wiper blade — but will increase overall the total amount of profit potential across the whole vehicle.
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The US Department of Homeland Security warned last summer that Iran could renew wiper attacks on networks, and it said Monday that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps may look to leverage their substantial offensive cyber capabilities against American targets, especially critical infrastructure, especially down the road.
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" The Tesla spokesperson added that the vulnerability "is not a realistic concern given that a driver can easily override Autopilot at any time by using the steering wheel or brakes and should always be prepared to do so, and can manually operate the windshield wiper settings at all times.
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" You can't blame them for gasping, though, since the core of the book's plot is technological, and the primary tool of aggression is not a warhead but a virus—not any old bug, mind you, but "a devastating stealth wiper virus," initiated by a villain who wishes to "reboot the world.
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After the Stuxnet malware was revealed in the summer of 2012 to be a joint US-Israeli operation aimed at sabotaging an Iranian nuclear enrichment facility, Iranian hackers launched an unprecedented attack on Saudi Aramco, using the Shamoon wiper malware to destroy 30,000 computers, leaving an image on their screens of a burning American flag.
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NATO CCD COE Considering &aposPetya&apos Malware a Potential Act of WarOn Saturday, Kevin Scheid, a Department of Defense veteran, was placed in charge of NATO's cyber…Read more ReadLast week, a vicious piece of malware began spreading around the globe that was initially believed to be ransomware but is now understood to be a wiper.
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Though there have been legitimate concerns of, "But licking the beater is the best part," and, "Who will really use this anyway," the amount of money generated on the Kickstarter (which is live through December 1) leads us to think we aren't alone in being hypnotized by the precise, even cleaning power of the Whisk Wiper.
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Here are a few of the basic features that you can manipulate from the settings menu: having the mirrors automatically fold when you park; whether the rear wiper makes a sweep when you shift into reverse; and turning on a "welcome light" display of the car's logo that's beamed on the ground when you unlock the car.
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Ezra Dyer of Popular Mechanics says that when he was at the Kia factory in Georgia a few years ago, Kia employees told him that when they first released the Sorrento, J.D. Power's IQS report informed them that customers didn't think the back windshield wiper should be a button on the dashboard but a rotary switch on the steering wheel.
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Even if you don't believe there is magic in the soil or that being born an Englishman is to win the "lottery of life," there is no harm in recognizing the shared traits and ephemera of the place—reveling in the windscreen wiper rhythm of lay-by sandwiches, cheap-sounding house music, badly-fitted leisurewear, and drinking in parks for weeks on end during the summer months.
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But that, along with remembering to plug the car into the wall overnight and planning her 25 miles accordingly, is just part of the small compromise that comes with driving the first gas-free vintage Volvo: For every obstacle Mead encounters, of which there have been none outside of battery life, brake adjustments and wiper blades, X-Ray and SEVA is able to refine the design of the next vehicle appropriately.
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New to the Big Ball specifically is a bin emptying mechanism design that includes a silicone wiper part, which sweeps down the sides of the canister interior to push out the dust in a downward motion that does help a lot with making sure the finest dirt from your vacuuming session also makes its way to the garbage can, rather than either remaining inside as a fine layer, or blowing about in your interior air.
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Following WannaCry and what appears to be the wiper mimicking the 2016 ransomware Petya, three things have become reliably predictable: Oh wait… After getting a new anti-virus and upon further reading, you now must ensure that: There are also suggestions that we could use artificial intelligence at extended end points that (of course) cannot be beaten because there is no reliance on heuristics or signatures, which is to say it's not just antivirus anymore.
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Restarting the Touchscreen Pairing a Bluetooth Phone Connecting to Wi-Fi Programming HomeLinkv Adding and Removing Keys Replacing the Key Fob Battery Installing Phone Charging Cable Installing Front License Plate Bracket Replacing Cabin Filters Checking and Adjusting Tire Pressures Topping Up Windshield Washer Fluid Replacing Wiper Blades Manually Releasing Charge Cable Calibrating Windows Removing and Installing Aero Covers Removing and Installing Lug Nut Covers All of the above procedures are available to view on a single web page, and where necessary Tesla has supplemented the text with animated GIFs as an aid to the process.
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From the destructive wiper virus attacks on the Saudi Arabian oil industry in 28503 and again in 22019, to the increasing drumbeat of distributed denial of service (DDOS) attacks on U.S. banks between 2012 and 2013, the destructive attacks targeting the Las Vegas Sands corporation in 2014, the major intrusion campaign targeting U.S. companies and others between 2016 and 2017, and more recent activities targeting the global domain name service infrastructure for manipulation, Iran's cyber activities have been getting more and more aggressive, with precious little response from the United States.
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