Veraverbeke, an Earth scientist at Vrije University in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, said the satellite had captured images of “zombie fires” – which are remnants of a great fire from the previous year. When people thought they had handled the fire, they still “survived” silently underground for a whole year, waiting through the winter to flare up again. Zombie fires have broken out many times over the past decades and tend to happen more and more often. (Photo: National Geographic) Zombie fires have broken out many times over the past decades and tend to happen more and more often. Mr. Veraverbeke’s team found that their occurrence is strongly linked to climate change. The fact that the summer is getting hotter and longer with a series of large fires increases the rate of spawning zombie fires. The proliferation of these “zombies” shows that the Arctic is changing rapidly under the influence of climate, and is a warning bell for more serious disasters in the future. The fact that the summer is getting hotter and longer with a series of large fires increases the rate of spawning zombie fires. (Image: Getty Images) Hibernation in peat More than 16,187 square kilometers of the Arctic is covered with peat, which stores an estimated 415 billion tons of carbon, equal to the total amount of carbon found in all trees on Earth. As summer approaches, fires formed by lightning strikes or humans will burn directly above the peat above ground. “ These are ancient soils. Peat in Siberia is really very old ,” said Jessica McCarty, an Arctic scientist at the University of Miami, Ohio. Once peat is ignited, they can provide a medium for a fire to smolder underground long after the surface fire is extinguished. Fires sustained by peat can burn for days, weeks, months, even years. When the right time comes, they will once again flare up into great fires, like undead zombies. “ Peat has everything a fire needs to sustain itself. Fires can burn quite strong enough to last through the winter. They’ll essentially ‘hibernate’ until next spring, when the snow melts and gives a chance for fires to flare up in the ground.” , said researcher Rebecca Scholten from VU Amsterdam. Once peat is ignited, they can provide a medium for a long smoldering underground fire. (Photo: Sentinel Hub) What’s different about fire in the Arctic? From 2000 to 2010, fires consumed more than 50% of the Arctic every year. Over the next 10 years, the annual fire area continued to increase, especially in Alaska. Through the data, scientists found that the current frequency of fires in the Arctic is the highest since the first forest formed in this area about 3,000 years ago, maybe even the highest in 10,000 years. by. Wildfires in the Arctic produce more carbon than places like California or Europe, because the subsoil under high-latitude forests is often made up of old, carbon-rich peat. In 2020, the Arctic fires released nearly 250 megatons of carbon dioxide, about half the carbon emitted by humans in a year in Australia and about 2.5 times more than the record-breaking 2020 bushfires. in California. Climate Change Zombie fires have long been known to experts. In 1941, a man-made fire along a railroad in Alaska consumed almost everything within a 1,600 square kilometer radius around it. By May 1942, the fire “revived” and burned about 1,200 square kilometers. But scientists haven’t been able to determine whether these zombie fires are well documented, or if they occur more frequently as the Arctic climate warms rapidly. They think the second case is very likely. “ We’ll definitely see more of them (zombie fires) based on what I’ve seen in 30 years of observation and consultation (other experts) ,” said Randi Jandt, a fire ecologist at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks. Jandt cited the great fire that burned more than 10,000 square kilometers in Alaska in 2019. Fire crews had to work around the clock to prevent the fire from spreading. But when they thought the disaster was over, the fire flared up again the following spring, just as the snow had melted. “ Just now you observe that the area is completely white of snow, but only two days later, the fire suddenly broke out in that very place. ,” said Mark Parrington, a researcher at the Copernicus Atmospheric Monitoring Service, describing the 2020 zombie fire in Alaska. Mr. Parrington said the frequency of fires in recent years in Alaska, Siberia and northern Canada have all increased sharply. “ In the past, firefighting in the Arctic didn’t get much attention because fires were rare, but that’s changing rapidly.” , said researcher Parrington. Wildfires in the Arctic produce more carbon than places like California or Europe. (Photo: Esquire Middle East) Another concern is how many zombie fires are buried underground, waiting to create a new disaster. Scientists say underground fires in the underground peat layer grow very slowly, only about 100 times faster than hair, so the possibility that fires from many years are still accumulating under the ground can be ruled out. land. Therefore, researchers only study fires in the past year. However, the increasing severity of fires shows that climate change is making the situation worse. The hot summer produces large fires that burn until the end of the season, and remnants of those are more likely to last through the winter. In the North West of the Arctic, zombie fires typically flare up every six of the hottest summers. In the summer of the cooler years, no zombie fire will make it through the next winter. “ There is a clear relationship between zombie fires and high temperatures and fire zones. That relationship pattern is only likely to intensify for the worse in the future, as climate change increases the likelihood of fires in the Arctic. “, said scientist Scholten.

The first mass attack on Apple’s mobile platform came to light when researchers discovered 40 malicious apps that existed on the App Store. Apple was silent about the biggest attack on the iOS platform. Photo: Getty Images. When the scope of the investigation was expanded, this number was eventually determined to be 4,000. They contain malicious code that makes iPhone and iPad part of the botnet. Simply put, the iPhone infected with malicious code becomes the iPhone “zombie”, manipulated for many malicious purposes. Malware infiltrated 128 million iPhones This shocking information has just been revealed by Epic’s lawyers, a few days before the trial of the antitrust lawsuit between the game maker and Apple. Accordingly, on the afternoon of September 21, 2015, about a week after Apple launched iPhone 6s / 6s Plus, Apple leaders discovered 2,500 malicious applications on the App Store, which were downloaded by 128 million users, total plus 203 million visitors, of which 18 million users in the US. Thousands of malware appeared on 128 million iPhones. Photo: Bankinfosecurity. “Joz, Tom and Christine – the number of affected customers is very large, should we email all of them?”, Apple’s Senior Vice President of Global Marketing, Greg Joswiak team members by email. “If so, Dale Bagwell from the Customer Experience team will take care of it. It should be noted that it is difficult to translate emails into the local language, as the application is downloaded in many different countries around the world. About 10 hours later, Bagwell joined the discussion on this matter. Obviously localizing the content, especially the exact name of the application, is not easy. Finally, no emails are sent to the client. Apple quietly posted a simple Q&A document, which generally lists the series of malicious codes appearing on the App Store and the 25 most downloaded names of these. Currently the post has also been deleted. Malware impersonates Apple’s development tools The biggest attack in iOS history came from developers writing apps using fake Xcode – Apple’s iOS and OS X software development tools. The version called XcodeGhost stealthily inserted malicious code alongside the normal functions of the application. Since then, the infected applications cause the victim’s iPhone to be controlled and controlled by the server, and provide a lot of information about the device, including name, identification code, network information, details in ” IDfierForVendor ”… XcodeGhost has embedded the malicious code in popular applications. Photo: Hackread. In China, XcodeGhost promises to load faster than the Xcode toolkit provided by Apple. When developers use the fake version, they receive a warning from Gatekeeper, the macOS security feature requires the app to be verified by a reputable publisher. Eventually, however, thousands of apps developed from the fake toolkit still appeared on the App Store. Disappointing behavior of Apple According to the Wired The Cupertino giant has long made security and privacy a top priority on its devices. Therefore, they need to report directly to the users affected by this serious incident. Google has a bad reputation for being silent when users download malicious apps on Android or the Chrome browser, now it’s Apple’s turn. This is not the first malware scandal on the App Store that eventually falls silent. From 2013, page ArsTechnica found that the application “Jekyll” passed an Apple rating but ultimately contained malicious code. The leaders of Apple have forwarded back and forth, discussing a lot about the method of controlling and approving applications on the App Store. However, all are kept internally confidential without public notice to affected users. IOS 15 build with many new features The new iOS build integrates quite a few features that users have been waiting for.

Snyder left his mark as a coincidental director also a work of zombie disaster. A remake of Dawn of the Dead and Zack really breathes new life into George A. Romero’s original epic. Since then, fans have been waiting for the director’s comeback, and it was not until May 2021 that everything came true. Army of the Dead will act as the spiritual successor to Dawn of The Dead, not a simple post-story.

As can be seen, from the new trailer, the zombies of Snyder have evolved in an amazing way. They are faster, smarter and more organized than the usual concept of a zombie.

While the upgraded zombies aren’t groundbreaking if you follow The Walking Dead, however, the twist at the end of the trailer has revealed that the zombie virus can even affect both animals and us. there was a “Tiger-zombie” growling in amazement from the survivors.

With Army of the Dead going to own a prequel movie, titled Army of Thieves, even if many characters will perish, fans still have peace of mind when their favorite role is likely. come back. Netflix seems quite confident in Snyder’s vision, with a rush to green light the prequel project when the movie is not hot.