Biggest Dark web market shutdown

AlphaBay and Hansa, the two out of three largest dark web market were shutdown as announced by The Department of Justice and Europol on Thursday the 20th of July 2017. 

These markets have several thousands of  customer's trying to by illegal goods online. As you purchase just electronics, clothes and groceries online, it gets more complicated when it comes to illegal goods such as drugs, weapons and stolen identity. These contraband merchants hideout is the dark we, a part of the internet accessible only with certain browsers such as Tor. Buyers and sellers can not be traced so is the payment which is done through bitcoin.

""I believe that because of this operation, the American people are safer from the threat of identity fraud and malware, and safer from deadly drugs," attorney general Jeff Sessions said at a press conference Thursday. He called the bust one of the "most important criminal cases" of the year.

The website made $1 billion in sales before it was shut down in a joint operation of the FBI, the Drug Enforcement Agency, Dutch police and Europol. 

"They coordinated a takedown and have punched a big hole in the operating ability of drug traffickers and other serious criminals around the world," Europol director Rob Wainwright said.

Visitors first noticed AlphaBay was down on July 5, when Alexandre Cazes, better known as Alpha02, the website's creator and admin, was arrested in Thailand. On July 12, he was found dead while in custody there, in an apparent suicide. Frequent AlphaBay users were concerned that the shutdown was an "exit scam," in which a market owner takes the money and runs" CNET news.

Lexus is launching something massive 2018

The Lexus UX sub-crossover

The Lexus UX will soon undergo final stage of testing and then be unveiled in October
Its platform would really not be different from that of the new Toyota Prius both in designs,with lightbar across the trunk and could like profiling

Mercedes-Benz G-Class rolls off its 300,000th out assembly line

The 300,000th example of the boxy off road SUV of Mercedes-Benz G-Class rolled out today, indicating a milestone met. The G-Class has not yet found a competition, this really could be one key reason of the SUV's success.

Sweet success met.

The world's first ever laser weapon set for a blast.

The world's first ever laser weapon — it can "kill" threatening and airborne drones — ready for action

The laser, known as the Laser Weapons System (LaWS),  is entirely functional and can shoot with am awesome accuracy. The LaWS is currently deployed aboard the USS Ponce, an amphibious transport ship, in the Persian Gulf.

Its beams are silent and invisible and travelers at the speed of light (186,000 miles per second, or about 300,000 kilometers per seconds)  it's about 50,000 times the speed of an incoming ballistic missile.

It has temperature heated to thousands of degrees that would penetrate a obstacles even in water, might even mean fewer casualties in combat.

Earth quake Hits Turkey

Earthquake stroke Turkey with a woman confirmed killed and lot injured.
The earthquake with a magnitude of 6.7 that hit the city of Bodrum has also cause a tsunami hopeful not to cause more damages in regards to life.

Elon Musk received verbal OK to the question. "NYC to DC in 30 Minutes?" On Hyperloop

On Twitter, Elon Musk said he would start these projects in parallel with an underground-tunnel-building project in Los Angeles, eventually moving on to a Los Angeles-to-San Francisco Hyperloop route, as well as one in Texas.
Also on Twitter, Musk said that he had received "verbal government approval" for his Boring Company to build a superfast Hyperloop transit system that would take people from New York to Washington, D.C., in just under 30 minutes.

Instagram rates high in issues of cyber-bullying study

Research on anti-bullying suggests social media is making youngsters more anxious.

A certain percentage of youngsters said they felt bad if nobody liked their selfies and 35% said it affects their confidence directly as it is linked to the number of followers they had.

Instagram which is now the vehicle most used for mean comments.

This bullying is also experienced on facebook. It seems to be a social media issue.

Comparing the figure of 6% for Facebook itself, 5% for Snapchat and 2% for Twitter and YouTube.

Expert said children are growing up in "a culture of antagonism".

Instagram encourages users to report bullying content.

"We know that comments posted by other people can have a big impact and that's why we have recently invested heavily in new technology to help make Instagram a safe and supportive place," said policy chief Michelle Napchan.

Nearly half (47%) said they wouldn't discuss bad things in their lives on social media and many offered only an edited version of their lives.

"There is a trend towards people augmenting their personalities online and not showing the reality," said Ditch the Label's chief executive Liam Hackett.