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2 months ago | 
healthcareexecutive.in | DEBPRASAD DUTTA |Research Scientist
The history of Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) dates back to 1859, when French physician Jean Landry first documented what he described as “ascending paralysis” (later termed Landry paralysis). In 1916, neurologists Guillain, Barré, and Strohl observed World War I soldiers with mysterious paralysis and elevated cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) protein levels. Though all three contributed, later references omitted Strohl’s name, despite his role in the discovery.
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Feb 20, 2025 | 
jabfm.org | Mary C. Tandon |Research Scientist |John Warren
Case-Control Studies Child Health Fluoride Varnishes Oral Health Prevalence Primary Health Care Retrospective Studies Tertiary Care Centers Background Dental caries is prevalent in children, is the most common chronic childhood disease in the United States, and can negatively impact a child’s quality of life through pain, difficulty eating, or missed school days.1⇓–3 The prevalence of caries experience in the United States is 21.4% in children aged 2 to 5 years and 50.5% in children aged 6 to...
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
medium.com | Research Scientist
Dr. Fahim K Sufi, CTO & Research Scientist·Follow2 min read·--Daily Cyber Intelligence BriefToday’s cyber news is a delightful cocktail of ransomware attacks, government-level espionage, shockingly inept security practices, and of course, more executive orders from the outgoing administration — because what’s a day without a little bureaucratic hand-wringing?
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
medium.com | Research Scientist
Dr. Fahim K Sufi, CTO & Research Scientist·Follow2 min read·--Daily Cyber Intelligence BriefGood evening, and welcome to another thrilling installment of “Cybersecurity: Because Reality Is Too Boring.” Today’s headlines scream of patched vulnerabilities, malicious extensions, and nation-state actors behaving badly –all while the world frets about the ever-widening chasm in cyber readiness.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
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Dr. Fahim K Sufi, CTO & Research Scientist·Follow3 min read·--Daily Cyber Intelligence BriefGood evening, and welcome to another thrilling installment of “Cybersecurity Nightmares: The News Edition.” Today’s headlines scream of ransomware, zero-days, and enough vulnerabilities to make even the most hardened security professional weep into their lukewarm coffee.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
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Dr. Fahim K Sufi, CTO & Research Scientist·Follow3 min read·--Daily Cyber Intelligence BriefToday’s cyber-security news is a delightful cocktail of malware, sabotage, and spectacularly stupid scams — all served with a side of existential dread. Prepare yourselves, folks, for a thrilling ride through the digital wasteland. FireScam Android MalwareA new Android malware, FireScam, is disguising itself as Telegram Premium to steal data and take control of devices.
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Dec 11, 2024 | 
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Dr. Fahim K Sufi, CTO & Research Scientist·Follow3 min read·--Daily Cyber Intelligence BriefToday’s cybercrime news is a delightful cocktail of incompetence, malice, and breathtakingly bad security practices, leaving us to wonder if the bad guys are just really, really good, or if everyone else is just really, really bad. Ongoing Phishing and Malware CampaignsZero-day attacks using malicious files evade most security systems. Organizations must stay updated on the latest threats.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
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Dr. Fahim K Sufi, CTO & Research Scientist·Follow1 min read·--Daily Cyber Intelligence BriefAnother day, another dumpster fire of digital disasters; today’s headlines scream of data breaches, ransomware attacks, and the usual parade of online idiocy. Massive Data Breach at Retail Giant “ShopTilYouDrop”Millions of customer records, including credit card details and personal information, compromised in a sophisticated cyberattack.
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Dec 8, 2024 | 
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Dr. Fahim K Sufi, CTO & Research Scientist·Follow2 min read·--Daily Cyber Intelligence BriefGood evening, and welcome to another thrilling episode of “Cybercrime Chronicles,” where the only thing more predictable than the headlines is the sheer incompetence of the perpetrators. Today’s news is a delightful cocktail of privilege abuse, sneaky malware, and international intrigue, all seasoned with a hefty pinch of human error.
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
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Dr. Fahim K Sufi, CTO & Research Scientist·Follow2 min read·--Daily Cyber Intelligence BriefToday’s cyber news is a delightful cocktail of supply chain shenanigans, state-sponsored espionage, and the usual parade of vulnerabilities and scams — all served with a side of existential dread. Solana Supply Chain AttackBackdoored Solana Web3.js library allowed attackers to steal cryptocurrency. Attackers used malicious versions 1.95.6 and 1.95.7 of the library.
