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Malaysia Airlines told families of the missing passengers on Flight 370 to return to their homes and wait for updates from there, according to a statement the airline released on Thursday. While Malaysia Airlines is committed to continuing its support to the families during the whole process, we are adjusting the mode of services and support. Instead of staying in hotels, the families of MH370 are advised to receive information updates on the progress of the search and investigation and other support by Malaysia Airlines within the comfort of their own homes, with the support and care of their families and friends. See also: Malaysia's First Report on Flight 370 Reveals 4-Hour Search Gap Families had been staying in local hotels to hear daily briefings on the search for the missing plane. After more than 50 days of dead-end leads, Malaysia Airlines said it will close its support center at the Lido Hotel in Beijing on May 7. The company said that, from here on, it will … [Read more...] about Malaysia Airlines Tells Grieving Families to Go Home and Wait

Twenty-four days have passed since Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished shortly after takeoff, and tweets about the missing plane have hit an all-time low. The missing plane was only mentioned 170,657 times on Twitter on Sunday, according to data from Sysomos , a Marketwired company and leader in social analytics and intelligence. That's a 92% drop from a high of 2,343,994 Twitter mentions on March 24, when Malaysia Prime Minister Najib Razak held a live press briefing to say the plane’s journey ended in the middle of the south Indian Ocean. See also: Malaysia Airlines Search Area Is the Worst Place on Earth to Lose a Plane CNN, for its part, is continuing full steam ahead in its wall-to-wall coverage of the saga. The network's coverage has propelled it to record audience highs, with Anderson Cooper beating out Bill O'Reilly in the primetime news demo ratings, CNN's New Day beating Morning Joe “in both total and demo for eleven straight days,” and record-high … [Read more...] about People Have Stopped Talking About the Missing Plane

The ongoing search and recovery operation for the missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner was suspended on Tuesday due to extreme weather in the southern Indian Ocean. "A visual search will resume tomorrow when the weather is expected to improve after gale force winds and heavy swells resulted in the suspension of the search operation on Tuesday," the Australian Maritime Safety Authority said in a briefing sent to Mashable . As many as 12 aircraft were grounded as a result of the weather, the AMSA said, making "any air and sea search activities hazardous and pose a risk to crew." See also: RIP Flight 370: Malaysia Says Goodbye, But Chinese Families Won't Give Up It's a frustrating wait for the families of the missing, some of whom on Tuesday gathered in front of the Malaysia embassy in Beijing, demanding answers one day after the country's prime minister said Malaysia Airline Flight 370 "ended" in the Indian Ocean. All they want is a shred of evidence — a debris field, … [Read more...] about Malaysia Airlines Search Area Is the Worst Place on Earth to Lose a Plane

Chinese and Australian aircraft have spotted new objects in the South Indian Ocean, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority has announced. The objects have not yet been linked to the missing Malaysian Airlines Flight 370, but authorities are growing increasingly hopeful. "At the moment, there are new leads but nothing conclusive," said Malaysia's Acting Transportation Minister Hishammuddin Hussein, at a news briefing . See also: Chinese Satellites Spot Large Object in South Indian Ocean Two of the objects — one grey or green and circular in shape, the other orange and rectangular — were spotted by a Royal Australian Air Force P3 Orion in the search area about 2500 kilometres south-west of Perth. HMAS Success , an Australian naval vessel, is heading to the location of the objects, and it should be able to retrieve them in "the coming hours," the AMSA said. Entire crew of HMAS Success currently keeping a lookout for objects in #MH370 search. — AMSA News (@AMSA_News) … [Read more...] about Chinese, Australian Aircraft Spot Multiple Objects in South Indian Ocean

The founder of the Start Options and Bitcoiin2Gen (B2G) digital asset investment platforms has been indicted on charges of investor fraud and money laundering. Security 30,000 Macs infected with new Silver Sparrow malware Cyber security 101: Protect your privacy from hackers, spies, and the government The best antivirus software and apps The best VPNs for business and home use The best security keys for two-factor authentication Phishing tricks crooks use to make you open malware email attachments (ZDNet YouTube) The US Department of Justice (DoJ) said on Tuesday that Kristijan Krstic, a Serbian national, has been charged in an indictment for allegedly participating in international, cryptocurrency-related fraud. According to the complaint , the 45-year-old founded two platforms, Start Options and B2G, and also served as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Start Options. It has been alleged that between roughly 2017 and 2018, Krstic and … [Read more...] about Start Options, B2G founder indicted for alleged digital currency, investor fraud