Chicago FBI Files, Malwarebytes, Google, More: Saturday ResearchBuzz, September 14, 2019

Chicago FBI Files, Malwarebytes, Google, More: Saturday ResearchBuzz, September 14, 2019

NEW RESOURCES

Chicago Sun-Times: The FBI Files . “The Chicago Sun-Times has compiled FBI records on people and groups with ties to, or of particular interest to, the Chicago region and Illinois. They can be viewed through this portal, with new ones to be added regularly. Beside shining a light on historical events and people and giving a glimpse of how law enforcement operates, some of the files, as you’ll see, are just plain entertaining.”


TWEAKS AND UPDATES


BetaNews: Malwarebytes launches free safe browsing extension for Chrome and Firefox. “In order to make using the internet safer, Malwarebytes is launching Browser Guard, a free browser extension aimed at safeguarding consumers from scammers, and allowing them to browse up to four times faster.”


CNET: Google is now prioritizing ‘original reporting’. “Google has tweaked its search engine to make sure users searching for news are served more varieties across news for a longer amount of time.”


AROUND THE SEARCH AND SOCIAL MEDIA WORLD


BBC: YouTube advertises big brands alongside fake cancer cure videos. “YouTube’s algorithm promotes fake cancer cures in a number of languages and the site runs adverts for major brands and universities next to misleading videos, a BBC investigation has found. Searching YouTube across 10 languages, the BBC found more than 80 videos containing health misinformation – mainly bogus cancer cures. Ten of the videos found had more than a million views. Many were accompanied by adverts.”


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