it was only limited to the 1st click and the 2nd click would send you to a decoy website to try and make it look innocuous or benign. so we clicked on the 2nd time we got redirected to google, but it wasn't just any redirect to google. it was a very specific piece of code that someone had sat down and written on their computer. so we figured, well, maybe this is part of this spyware somehow. and if we can scan the internet, we can find other servers that had the same weird redirect to google. so this is exactly what we did. we use the popular open source v map program. we scan the internet and found 149 other servers, and this is where it gets interesting because this 2nd redirect to google was also . busy returned by 3 servers and s o q a dot com q a n q a dot com and mail one dot and s o group dot com and the name here. and so group we found in a brochure in these really government's website. they had a brochure for this company, and so group, which is based in israel and sells a product called pegasus, which is spyware, for mobile phones. in the case of pegasus citizen lab did very go

0 click attack. this is incredibly impressive. and i could say very rarely seen to better do that. it so sophisticated. but as it is rare, is difficult for us to really know much more about it. and something of this method she was able to be conducted to still such data is a bit of a worry. she had struck 0 clip thomas and miss han wanted to know if the 0 click process enabled, complete access to all the applications and content. on his folder for milan island you had as far as we know, they can access everything on the phone. we saw from looking at the log files on your phone that they were able to access the media framework so they were able to turn on the microphone turn on the camera if they wanted to, and listen into meetings or conversations going on around your device. they were also able to tap into the key chain on the front, and this is where your passwords for email accounts. social media maybe stored the fact that citizen lab was tracking thomas phone helped him take precautionary measure

your phone was automatically hacked, a so called 0 click, like we said 0 click exploits delivered through apple servers. this is a very expensive export. yes, this is if you think about the sophistication of exports to break into phones. this is as good as it gets 0 click means hacking, without clicking on any links. pegasus does not require any action by the user or a click on any suspicious links. the user receives a call from an unknown caller through the internet, and the phone gets hacked, even without answering the phone call. after that pegasus spyware is installed on the targeted phone. taking full control of the device was definitely the most sophisticated attack i've seen in the last few years. the fact it was able to be installed on a target device without the target, even clicking on anything. so 0 click attack. this is incredibly impressive. i want you to a very rarely seen to better do that. it so sophisticated. but as it is rare, is difficult for us to really know much more about it. and something of this method she was able to be conducted to still such data is a bit of a

now on bbc news, click. hey, welcome to click. lovely to see you out in the sunshine.to see you too, lara. how are you doing? and you! i'm good. the sunshine is wonderful. mmm, yes. but, of course, at this time of year, we're usually enjoying the los angeles sun, getting ready for e3, the massive video games convention. yeah. but even though we're not in la, we're darn gonna dress like it! this is what e3 looks like. this is what e3 sounds like. all roar. basically, the gaming world takes over la's convention centre, theatres and hotels to launch the latest games and consoles with as much pizazz as tinseltown can muster, which is a lot. for the second year running, la won't be crammed with gamers because the whole event has been moved online. yeah, i do hope that hollywood has another industry to fall back on. all of this means that marc cieslak can't live the la life while he covers the expo, but hilariously, he has to keep la hours. so here's his bleary—eyed report! we had some of this... you are go for launch. ..but none of this. cheering and applause. the covid—19

[film advance clicks] man: good seafood's not cheap. cheap seafood's not good, and you don't really have a lot of time. there's no such thing as a 60-day, dry-aged tuna, so you got to get it, get it off the boat, and get it out there and get it served in restaurants. know your source is huge. we have no frequent flyer miles on our tuna. our fish is coming right off the boat in san diego. we're the first stop from the dock. if it's getting flo in from fiji or around the world, we don't know where it's coming from. there's no trace and trust. trace and trust starts at the dock from the boat. you're offloading right to the fishmonger, right to the box, and then where it goes. it's the foreign fleet. they have very little rules, very little regulations, no permits, no licenses. they're doing everything wrong, and when the american guys are doing everything right, yeah, it's very difficult for the american fisherman to compete with the foreign fish and the foreign pricing that comes into it. man: when i was 16, i learned to scuba-dive. i jus

[chemoreceptors clicking] -- [camera shutters clicking] my secretary of state antony blinken to solve problems we have been working on for years. [indiscernible] and we have made some progress already. secretary of commerce gina raimondo [indiscernible] agreed to come on as our secretary of commerce. [indiscernible] [camera shutters clicking] [indiscernible] and they are increasingly under attack. i have said before, and i apologize [indiscernible] there is a lot [indiscernible] my friends would kid me in the united states senate [indiscernible] because i quoted irish poets. and i quoted irish poets because i am irish. there is a stanza from my phone [indiscernible] -- a stanza from a poem [indiscernible] and it is not because of any one person. [indiscernible] technology has made a big shift in the development of the world and it has caused a great deal of anxiety between our countries and uncertainty between our colleagues. [indiscernible] has been replaced by new technology and they no longer [indiscernible] and that comes along at the same time that uncertainty is generated politi

three weeks later and click— in impact. three weeks later and click was _ in impact.was back in the city to film these swanky new bins that are already installed as part of the review. smokers are voting with their buts, beach—goers are discovering as they don't. but many of the 15 recommendations for change will take several months, and that is only if the council decides to follow italy's lead. that was damn having an absolutely rubbish time on the beach. do you see? anyway, that's it for this week. ibis you see? anyway, that's it for this week-— you see? anyway, that's it for this week. �* , ,, , this week. as ever you can keep u . this week. as ever you can keep u- with a this week. as ever you can keep up with a team _ this week. as ever you can keep up with a team on _ this week. as ever you can keep up with a team on social- this week. as ever you can keep up with a team on social media, find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter.— facebook and twitter. thanks for watching, _ facebook and twitter. thanks for watching, we _ facebook and twitter. thanks

i think i am going to click that on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: click on it. click on it. time i get emotional watching that thing. >> well, i'll tell you, he made me cry >> jimmy: yeah, that's what happens. he's fantastic at his job. questlove teared up. >> well, you know, i heard -- i learned two unbelievable things i'll just tell you one story i always knew that my great grandfather meloni was adopted so he was an orphan, he was orphaned in genoa. and they had the original receipt. because once a child is dropped off there, a baby, whoever finds them, you know, a priest or a nun, they write out the receipt, and it went something like this, "baby boy wrapped in swaddling and rags with two bonnets. that got me, the two bonnets part and the priest nicknamed him melon head >> jimmy: melon head [ light laughter ] is that why you are meloni >> i am melon head [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, that is kind of amazing. that's fascinating >> from a long line of melon heads. >> that's amazing. congratulations. that's really cool i like how you did it. [ applause ] one more question abo

now on bbc news, click. hey, welcome to click and welcome to my new office.all but it does have one advantage, and that's that it can be absolutely anywhere. hiya, fancy seeing you here. hello, nice pod. are you avoiding me in there? as we start to talk about the future of workspaces post—pandemic, the go pod is one idea. it could be placed in the middle of an open—plan office or a public face like a coffee shop, giving people the opportunity to be able to book a safe and private space. yeah, this is about a future where people are starting to work partly in offices and partly elsewhere too. this hybrid working that we're hearing so much about. and go pod want to put these things everywhere so there's always one nearby, because it's all very well working in a cafe but sometimes you do need to take a private call or have a private meeting. and to do so, you find the nearest pod via the app where you can book it and pay for it. it's fully ventilated, and the company is also trialling using uvc lights to kill off any bacteria and viruses between uses. now, this

. >> you have to click to say you understand that and people vaccinated do not need to wear a mask.covid test within 72 hours of coming to visit, don't need a mask. >> big name concerts like guns and roses at shark tank in august? protocols will come closer to showtime. >>> disneyland will be different tomorrow, masks not required for fully vaccinated visitors and will stop taking temperatures at entrance and will once again allow guests from around the country to come in, not just limited to californians. >>> it's become a great habit to wear the mask. lot of us plan to celebrate ditching masks, not everyone is ready to jump in. lots of people are wearing masks when they don't have to. jean elle is live with the difficult transition to decide to take it off. >> reporter: it's going to take some time. here in colma, san mateo county supervisor is hosting reopening celebration, hundreds planning on attending and ucsf doctor being honored says the data prove it's safe to take the mask off and reopen. >> opportunity to look back at 1 1/2 years, stressed us so many ways. >> reporter: su

and your credit card is memorized by your smart device and you click on something and you click and it comes to your house. mm. for the former lead is the fast fashion. there is an urgent need to reevaluate the model. the companies that have taken the risk to sell exclusively online are gaining traction even more reactive and even cheaper. they are inventing ultra fast. ah, the brand bu, who is little known to the general public, yet it is the world's number one online fast fashion company. in 2019 the turnover of this english brand approached 1000000000 euros. the bill who group has its own line and also other brands, including pretty little thing in on site who, who sells this dress for 9 euro. at this price, you would think that it comes from an asian workshop. however, this government was made in europe in the united kingdom no less than a working class city of 300000 inhabitants in the center of the country. me until $900.00 seventy's lester was the capital of english pantyhose and exported its textile products all over the world. ah, large factories employed thousands of worke

in the past, month alone, one and a half 1000000 people have clicked on the fish come bringing the luck keepers 50000 times. that means no risk for student tom to birth. at least twice a day, he has to crank open the ancient luck and to let the fish through. come to melding bene from all the crow. luckily the priest. the rings feels all clicks of registered, but we won't open the lock until we see that enough fish have gathered there. and on the core of the fish instinctively know where to go. they feel the current through the gate. the bell also helps truck and maintain fish stocks. so from the camera has identified 18 different species. felicia duke energy, literally used to spend a lot of energy waiting here for weeks at a time open, as you can. and that increases the risk of the need by cormorants. the fish traffic jam, me a fish, but those days are now over. the next fish friendly citizen of tracks is ringing the bell. while down below crustacean waves, it's close to the passage. a doorbell for fish, that is officially the one headline i never expected to have the joy of presenting

what's the me with fake passports, trucks and weapons on the dark web. illegal activity is just a click away. why is it so hard to crack down on criminal activity there and can be used for good. the dark whip our topic today and shift the the dark web isn't alternative to the regular internet. it's a version that's anonymous and encrypted. this makes the perfect space to sell illegal goods like weapons. a recent study found that most users engaged in illegal activities on the dark whip those in the craddick societies. the most common illegal transactions are drugs. experts estimate that drugs make up 2 thirds of transactions on the dark web. so i tried it out. how easy is it to buy tracts on the dark web? at 1st glance, it looks just like a regular online shop was product images and customer reviews. but the products are illegal. heroin, and all kinds of weapons. ah, hi is schuman is head of the cybersecurity analytics and defense department at the fallen over institute in dom stat. shows us where drugs are sold on the dock when looking is legal. only buying is a crime in germany. the u

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the fish through the air melting benefit of all the crow. luckily the priest, the rings feels all clicks of registered, but we won't open the lock until we see that enough. have gathered there and on the court about the size of the fish instinctively know where to go. they feel the current through the gate. the bell also helps truck and maintain fish stocks. so far, the camera has identified 18 different species. felicia duke energy literally used to spend a lot of energy waiting here for weeks at a time open as you can go. and that increases the risk of the need by cormorants. the fish traffic jam. me a fish. it's but those days are now over the next fish friendly citizen of track is ringing the bell. while down below crustacean waves, it's close to the bank passage. a doorbell for fish. that is officially the one headline i never expected to have the joy of presenting. be sure to join us again next week. thanks for watching. take care and they said the news news. the news. the news, the news . the news, the news, the ah, they're important to the economy is huge. but getting hold of the

ready cyber very old fashion, you clicked them on the whole system that didn't. these digital systems were longer to cyber attack. there's no code there to do the attack. hundreds of german politicians have fallen victim to a half of their personal information, a major hacking today. cyber attacks are an everyday event. we often hear about them on the news. in fact, some say we've entered a low grade cyber war that will never stop. so you have a mix of state level non state actors, constantly probing and attacking networks around the world. that's just the reality of 21st century life and something that will have to deal with. some of the most serious cyber attacks have hit public infrastructure like those against ukraine's attacks blamed on the russian attacks like that on civilian infrastructure. become a macro major public concern, but only a small circle of experts. a thinking about how a cyber attack on nuclear commander control systems might play out. and here the stakes could not be higher. to see what could happen, let's go back to the english coast and f

hey, welcome to click and welcome to my new office.t's a bit small but it does have one advantage, and that's that it can be absolutely anywhere. hiya, fancy seeing you here. hello, nice pod. are you avoiding me in there? as we start to talk about the future of workspaces post—pandemic, the go pod is one idea. it can be placed in the middle of an open—plan office or a public face like a coffee shop, giving people the opportunity to be able to book a safe and private space. yeah, this is about a future where people are starting to work partly in offices and partly elsewhere too. this hybrid working that we're hearing so much about. and go pod want to put these things everywhere so there's always one nearby, because it's all very well working in a cafe but sometimes you do need to take a private call or have a private meeting. and to do so, you find the nearest pod via the app where you can book it and pay for it. it's fully ventilated, and the company is also trialling using uvc lights to kill off any bacteria and viruses between uses.

welcome to click at hay, 2021. ok, i said tentative steps.ay, we are going to be talking about al, which, of course, is very big. artificial insemination. next year, then, i promise! but in the meantime, some of hay 21's events are being streamed from the cinema around the back of richard booth�*s beautiful bookshop. and later on, we will bring you one of the most inspiring stories from the festival. first, i want to tell you a tall tale from the emerald isle. a very tall tale. —— a very tall tale, indeed. it's one of the most famous stories ever written. it's actually called travels into several remote nations of the world, in four parts, by lemuel gulliver, first a surgeon and then a captain of several ships. but you probably know it better as gulliver's travels. well, well! what have we got here? 300 years after the book was written, i'm following in the footsteps of its author jonathan swift to the place that inspired him to write the novel in the first place. this is belvedere house in county westmeath, bang in the centre of ireland. so,

when you click on campaigns, it shows another menu that shows campaign audits. that page in two clicks takes you to a page that explains the audit process, the audit selection process we have used over the years. it explains the required records that campaigns are required to keep for their audit and it links directly to a page called audit report. on the audit reports page, that lists all audit reports from 2018 we have issued back to 1997 and prior. 1997 and 1998. it is available through campaign and campaign audit page. >> commissioner bush: as a general rule if you have to click three or more times, it is useless. it sounds like we're clicking about five times to get to audit reports. >> director pelham: i counted three but we'll take the feedback. >> commissioner bush: in general, it has to be public access and transparency. it's not for us. it's for them. our listing of enforcement actions for example, it has the date and entity but it says under the enforcement, it is just some government code. it's like, why don't you just put letters. they don't know th

ready cyber very old fashion, you click a moment process of the didn't use digital systems. we're in longer with the cyber attack. there's no code there to do the attack. hundreds of german politicians have fallen victim to a half of their personal information, a major hacking today. cyber attacks are an everyday event. we often hear about them on the news. in fact, some say we've entered a low grade cyber war that will never stop. so you have a mix of state level non state actors, constantly probing and attacking networks around the world. that's just the reality of 21st century life and something that will have to deal with. some of the most serious cyber attacks have hit public infrastructure like those against ukraine's grace attacks blamed on russia. attacks like that on civilian infrastructure become a macro major public concern, but only a small circle of experts. a thinking about how a cyber attack on nuclear commander control systems might play out. and here the stakes could not be higher to see what could happen. let's go back to the english coast and filing dale's

click. it's one of the most famous stories ever written.ravels into several nations of the world, in four parts, by lemuel gulliver, first a surgeon and then a captain of several ships. but you probably know it better as gulliver's travels. well, well, what have we got here? 300 years after the book was written, i'm following in the footsteps of its author, jonathan swift to the place that inspired him to write the novel in the first place. this is belvedere house in county westmeath, bang in the centre of ireland. so, the story goes that jonathan swift was standing about here looking across the lake where there was actually a place called lilliput, and he thought, "well, those people in the distance are really small," and the rest is history. i said why isn't there a giant gulliver here in belvedere house? paddy dunning is a music manager and proprietor of several museums. he has rubbed shoulders with the likes of u2, rem and dame shirley bassey and now he wants to make some icons of his own. we designed a beautiful statue in wood, larch w

(meowing) (clicking) and energizer ultimate lithium wins again! energizer, backed by science.d by no one. >>> fbi director christopher wray calls it a warning for all americans, as cyberattacks are on the rise across the country. recent high-profile attacks involved ransomware, where hackers gained control of a computer or entire system, and then hold it for ransom. these kinds of attacks are getting bigger. last month, we saw one of the nation's largest fuel pipelines shut down, for days, in a crippling cyberattack. and just this week, a ransomware attack halted work at the world's largest meat processor. a similar attack disrupted ferry service to martha's vineyard and nantucket. and we learned, new york's subway system was hacked in april. and two florida hospitals say they were hit, as well. wray is comparing this challenge to terrorism threats, after 9/11. joining me, now, is brian cunningham. he is the executive director of the university of california irvine cybersecurity, policy, and research institute. and he was a white house national-security lawyer. you have so muc

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click is at the hay literary festival in wales. we speak to the writer of the book, peter 2.0, a memoir about motor neurone disease and combining his humanity with al. this week, the giant coming to a city near you. a giant leap for disability, and willing rides on giant screens. —— thrilling rides. hay, it is one of my favourite fests. we've been coming to the hay literary festival for quite a few years now, each time meeting amazing people who have written on fascinating topics. every so often someone has stolen the show and stopped our world spinning. can you see it? no, sorry. the town of hay on wye has more book shops than you can throw a thriller at, and they are usually packed with festivalgoers. and, after an enforced year online in 2020, the organisers are taking tentative steps back into town. as are we. welcome to click at hay, 2021. ok, i said tentative steps. anyway, today we are going to be talking about al, which of course is very big, artificial insemination. next year, then, i promise! but in the meantime, some of