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   Reuters reported that the ransomware virus caused the disruption of colonial Corporation, the largest operator of fuel pumping pipes in the United States.According to agency sources, "the malicious virus used in the attack was ransomware, designed to block systems by encrypting data and then demanding a ransom to regain access to it." The pipeline operator "colonial" earlier announced a cyberattack on its systems, noting that in response to the cyberattack, some systems had to be shut down, as the threat temporarily halted all operations related to the pipeline and affected some information systems. The expert notes that "the popularity of the use of such viruses has increased over the past five years". The colonial network transports fuel from U.S. refineries on the Gulf Coast to the densely populated eastern and southern United States, pumping 2.5 million barrels per day of gasoline, solar, jet fuel and other refined products through 8,850-kilometer p

 welcome  Climate experts and firefighters work to create a system that predicts wildfires In our unique monthly stand with what is happening on our planet in the "Climate Now" program, you are continuing with us to try to answer the following question: Can climate data be the key to limiting the spread of forest fires? Marc Castellino, a wildfire strategic analyst working for the Catalan fire service, says that a type of mystical fire that would have been unimaginable 20 years ago is now a reality. Before we expand on the fires, here's a look at the latest Copernicus Climate Change Service data. Globally, March was cooler compared to the past five years, although temperatures are still higher than the new average between 91 and twenty-twenty degrees Celsius. Biden decides to allow 62,500 refugees to enter America US President Joe Biden announced Monday that he would raise the number of refugees allowed to enter the United States to 62,500, after the maximum imposed by hi

US President Joe Biden announced Monday that he would raise the number of refugees allowed to enter the United States to 62,500, after the maximum imposed by his predecessor Donald Trump of 15,000. This change comes after severe criticism of Biden from his allies because of his previous decision to maintain the restrictions that were put in place under Trump. Biden said in a statement that the ceiling of 15,000 people "did not reflect America's values ​​as a country that welcomes and supports refugees." "The new ceiling will also reinforce the efforts already underway to expand the ability of the United States to accept refugees, so that we can reach the target of accepting 125,000 refugees, which I intend to set for the next fiscal year," he added. Trump cracked down on refugees as part of his hard-line border policies that were at the core of his national political program. Biden organized his election campaign on promises to restore traditional American polit

 welcome Corona and US Treasury bonds give gold a boost Gold prices rose, today, Monday, as they supported the appetite for the metal thanks to the decline in US Treasury bond yields and concerns about the increasing cases of Covid-19 in some countries. By 04:18 GMT, spot gold gained 0.3 percent, to record $ 1773.90 an ounce. Trading volume in Asia was low due to a holiday in China and Japan. US gold futures rose 0.4 percent to $ 1773.90 an ounce. "The pandemic situation in Japan and India remains a major concern among participants in market operations, and thus this is leading to an increase in demand for safe haven assets such as gold," said Margaret Yang, analyst at DailyFX, adding that the decline in US Treasury yields has advanced. More support. The yield on the US benchmark 10-year bonds fell, after hitting their highest levels in nearly two weeks last week. Lower bond yields reduce the opportunity cost of holding no-return gold. As for other precious metals, palladium

 4 astronauts from the International Space Station returned to Earth, in a "SpaceX" vehicle. The capsule salvage boats took over the returning judiciary astronauts who had spent more than 160 days in space. The express flight took only 6 and a half hours. The astronauts, 3 Americans and a Japanese, returned in the same capsule that was launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center last November. Their mission, which lasted 167 days, is the longest for astronauts to launch from the United States. The previous record of 84 days was set by the last NASA Sky Lab crew in 1974. And the separation that occurred on Saturday evening left 7 people on the space station, 4 of them arrived a week ago via a "SpaceX" vehicle. The "Dragon" capsule landed by parachute in the Gulf of Mexico, ending the second space flight of the Elon Musk company. The digital currency "Ethereum", the second largest cryptocurrency in the world after Bitcoin, jumped Tuesday to a rec

welcome The digital currency "Ethereum", the second largest cryptocurrency in the world after Bitcoin, jumped Tuesday to a record high of $ 2,683.65 on the Bitcoin exchange. Ethereum trimmed its gains to 7.39 percent at $ 2,640.18 by 19:00 GMT, while Bitcoin rose 3.18 percent to $ 54,968, but it remains down more than 15 percent from its record level of $ 64,895, which it recorded in the fourth. Ten of April. On Monday, cryptocurrencies received a boost from reports that JPMorgan Chase plans to offer a Bitcoin fund, the latest indication that it is seen by many as a speculative investment gaining institutional legitimacy. The second largest cryptocurrency in the world jumps to a record high welcome