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July 27, 1981, quickly went from a normal day for the Walsh family to one that seeped into tragedy.Reve Walsh and her 6-year-old son, Adam, went to Sears in Hollywood, Florida, on that day. While at the store, the boy went into the video game aisle while his mother browsed just a few aisles over, History.com reported.When his mother went to the aisle to retrieve her son, he was gone. Investigators discovered that Adam left the store with a group of older boys who were asked to leave for causing trouble, according to the source. Adam Walsh, 6, was kidnapped on July 27, 1981. (AP)THE KIDNAPPING OF KAMIYAH MOBLEY: THE 8-HOUR-OLD BABY ABDUCTED FROM FLORIDA HOSPITAL ON THIS DAY IN 1998Adam's parents launched a massive hunt to find him, and they even put up a $100,000 reward to draw attention to the case."When Adam was kidnapped … the FBI did not help us," Walsh previously told Fox News Digital. "… The FBI refused to enter Adam in the NCIC, or the National Crime Information Computer, which, at the time in 1981, stored millions of records of convicted felons, stolen boats, stolen cars, stolen planes. … There was no unidentified dead file, no missing children’s file, nothing."Less than two weeks after Adam went missing from the department store, his severed head was found by two fishermen in a drainage canal in Vero Beach, about 100 miles from where he was abducted, according to History.com. His body was never found.SERIAL KILLER SURVIVOR WONDERS WHY HE WAS SPARED AFTER CHILLING CAR RIDE: ‘HE WAS A MONSTER’"I was dying of a broken heart," Walsh told Fox News Digital when the tragic discovery was made.It would take 27 years for Adam's case to finally close.Ottis Elwood Toole would eventually confess to Adam's murder, but his story was given and recanted many times over the years after the discovery of Adam's murder. John Walsh, Adam's father, is a co-founder of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. (Alex Wong/Getty Images/File)In October 1983, Toole, who was an inmate at a Florida prison, originally confessed to Adam's abduction and murder, according to History.com. He alleged that serial killer Henry Lee Lucas was also involved in the crime, though it was later discovered that Lucas was in jail at the time of the kidnapping.TRUE-CRIME PODCASTER ATTEMPTS TO SOLVE FATHER'S ‘STRANGE’ MURDER: ‘HE DID NOT DESERVE TO DIE IN THIS WAY’Investigators were unable to locate Adam's body in the location Toole claimed to have buried it, providing no physical evidence to the case. Several months after his confession, Toole recanted.In the following years, Toole continued a cycle of confessing and taking back his story. Another possible suspect of Adam's murder was serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, who was living in Florida at the time, according to History.com.Toole, who was convicted of six murders, died behind bars in 1996. It wasn't until Dec. 16, 2008, when the police department announced that the case was closed with enough evidence to declare Toole responsible for Adam's death, according to History.com.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Since then, Adam's family, including younger brother Callahan, who was not yet born at the time of Adam's disappearance, have dedicated themselves to a life of advocacy. John Walsh and son Callahan Walsh are hosts of "America's Most Wanted," a program launched after Adam's death that helps track down dangerous criminals. (Michael Becker/FOX ©2024 FOX Media LLC)John is the creator and host of the show "America's Most Wanted," which has been hunting down criminals for more than 40 years. He launched the series in 1988 after his son's murder. "I grew up in a nice, gated community [and] didn’t think crime would touch us," Walsh previously told Fox News Digital. "… I’ve learned in all of these years that the bad guys will come right into your area. It doesn’t matter who you are or where you are. They can do something to you and get you."The show has helped capture more than 1,190 criminals."What drove me was that no one helped us look for Adam," Walsh previously told Fox News Digital. "We put a man on the moon, and we couldn’t put missing children into the big FBI computer. But we persevered. We loved that little boy so much, and we didn’t have a clue who murdered him. It took 27 years to find out. It was a wonderful retired detective and DA who looked at those files, discovered Adam’s murder and solved Adam’s case. But it’s that driving force, our love for him, that has pushed me."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Walsh is also a co-founder of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, a nonprofit organization for which Callahan serves as the executive director of its Florida branch. On the 25th anniversary of Adam's kidnapping, President George W. Bush signed the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act into law in 2006. (TIM SLOAN/AFP via Getty Images)On July 27, 2006, 25 years after Adam's disappearance, President George W. Bush signed the Adam Walsh Child Protection Safety Act into law, "which created a national database of convicted child sex offenders, strengthened federal penalties for crimes against children and provided funding and training for law enforcement to fight crimes involving the sexual exploitation of children via the internet," per History.com.
Google Ads are mostly harmless, but if you see one promoting a particular web browser, avoid clicking.Security researchers have discovered new malware for Mac devices that steals passwords, cryptocurrency wallets and other sensitive data. It masquerades as Arc, a new browser that recently gained popularity due to its unconventional user experience.GET SECURITY ALERTS, EXPERT TIPS — SIGN UP FOR KURT’S NEWSLETTER — THE CYBERGUY REPORT HERE Real new browser image. (Arc)How the Mac malware infects your deviceThe Mac malware lurks behind sponsored search results. Clicking the ad redirects you to arc-download[.]com, a phony website that pretends to offer a Mac version of Arc. The downloaded file looks like a typical Mac app installer.However, there’s one catch — you’re asked to run the file by right-clicking and choosing open, rather than the more straightforward method of simply double-clicking on the file. This is to bypass a security measure Macs have in place. By forcing you to skip this step, the malware tricks you into installing it.WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)?An analysis of the malware code shows that once installed, the stealer sends stolen information, such as your passwords, to the IP address 79.137.192.4, which turns out to be the home base for this malware's control panel. This sneaky panel lets cybercriminals access stolen data from infected accounts."There is an active scene for Mac malware development focused on stealers," Jérôme Segura, lead malware intelligence analyst at Malwarebytes, wrote. "As we can see in this post, there are many contributing factors to such a criminal enterprise. The vendor needs to convince potential customers that their product is feature-rich and has low detection from antivirus software." Fake Arc browser ad. (Malwarebytes)ANDROID BANKING TROJAN MASQUERADES AS GOOGLE PLAY TO STEAL YOUR DATAThe Mac malware is 'verified by Google'The Mac malware posing as a Google ad is called Poseidon, according to researchers at Malwarebytes. When clicking the "more information" option next to the ad, it shows it was purchased by an entity called Coles & Co, an advertiser identity Google claims to have verified.Google verifies every entity that wants to advertise on its platform. In Google’s own words, this process aims "to provide a safe and trustworthy ad ecosystem for users and to comply with emerging regulations." However, there seems to be some lapse in the verification process if advertisers can openly distribute malware to users. Though it is Google's job to do everything it can to block bad ads, sometimes bad actors can temporarily evade their detection.GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HEREThis isn’t even the first instance of cybercriminals exploiting Google ads. I reported in May that ads are being used to position bogus websites atop your search results. These websites pose as trustworthy sites, and they pilfer your money and personal information.In this latest instance, Google identified this issue and suspended the advertiser account for violating its policies, removing all its ads from its platforms, even before the Malwarebytes report.We reached out to Google, and a spokesperson offered this statement:"We prohibit ads that attempt to circumvent our enforcement by disguising the advertiser’s identity to deceive users. When we identify ads that violate our policies we move quickly to remove the ads and suspend the associated advertiser account when applicable, as we did in this case." Fake entity called Coles & Co behind bogus ad. (Malwarebytes)ANDROID USERS AT RISK AS BANKING TROJAN TARGETS MORE APPS5 ways to protect yourself from Google ads malwareIt’s hard to detect which Google ad is malicious. Follow these five tips to protect yourself from these Google search scams.1. Bookmark or save URL: If you frequently visit certain sites, particularly social media and financial platforms, bookmark or save their URLs. This will ensure that you end up on the right page and avoid counterfeit pages.2. Avoid clicking on unknown links: Always type the website address directly into your browser’s address bar. Avoid clicking on links, especially those sent via email or found on unfamiliar websites, as they might lead to counterfeit or malicious pages. By manually entering the URL, you ensure that you’re navigating to the correct and intended site, reducing the risk of phishing attacks and other online threats.The best way to protect yourself from clicking malicious links that install malware that may get access to your private information is to have strong antivirus protection installed on all your devices. This can also alert you of any phishing emails or ransomware scams. Get my picks for the best 2024 antivirus protection winners for your Windows, Mac, Android & iOS devices.3. Download apps from trusted platforms: When downloading apps on your Mac or any other Apple device, use the App Store. Apple has strict security guidelines that only allow secure and legitimate apps to be hosted on its platform.4. Keep your browser updated for maximum security: Regularly updating your browser is crucial, as updates often include security patches that protect against newly discovered vulnerabilities.5. Recognize urgent requests as potential scams: Always be wary if someone is urgently requesting you to do something like send money, provide personal information or click on a link — chances are it’s a scam.HOW TO REMOVE YOUR PRIVATE DATA FROM THE INTERNETKurt’s key takeawayThe Poseidon malware case is a wake-up call for everyone to be super careful with online ads, especially those for popular software. Don't just click on the first sponsored search result that pops up. Also, ensure you only download apps from trusted sources, like official app stores. To add another layer of security, consider using strong antivirus protection.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPDo you feel confident in recognizing legitimate download sites versus fake ones? Let us know by writing us at Cyberguy.com/ContactFor more of my tech tips and security alerts, subscribe to my free CyberGuy Report Newsletter by heading to Cyberguy.com/NewsletterAsk Kurt a question or let us know what stories you'd like us to cover.Follow Kurt on his social channels:Answers to the most-asked CyberGuy questions:Copyright 2024 CyberGuy.com. All rights reserved.
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Keep the mess and chaos in order on your next road trip with these tools. (iStock)Are you getting ready to embark on a great American road trip? If you want to keep your car's chaos and mess at a minimum during the long hours on the road, kitting your vehicle out with some accessories might be worth considering. We've rounded up 10 items to help keep your car clean and tidy as you explore the nation's landscape. From cleaning putty to car seat hooks, this list includes clever and affordable solutions to help keep your car clean and organized. Check out these 10 simple cleaning and organizing essential product picks. A car vacuum will help clean up any mess. (Walmart)Keep a car vacuum cleaner in your trunk to help clean up any mess immediately. This wireless portable vacuum cleaner, on sale for less than $13 at Walmart, has strong suction. Or try this wireless vacuum, on sale for less than $25 at Amazon. This vacuum breaks down to get into your car's nooks and crannies. Car putty will get into all of your car's nooks and crannies. (Walmart)Keep cleaning putty, on sale for less than $8 at Walmart, to quickly pick up crumbs, dust and debris in all the crevices and cavities of your car. You can reuse the putty several times without cleaning. Buy it also on Amazon. A trash bin is essential for a clean car. (Amazon)Keep those straws and fast food bags from littering your car interior with a trash bin like the HOTOR Car Trash Can with Lid and Storage Pockets, on sale for less than $10 at Amazon. The car trash bag features an adjustable strap attached to the front and back headrests and the center console for easier access. This SUN CUBE Waterproof Car Trash Can, on sale for around $12 at Walmart, is also a great option to hold 10 liters of trash while maintaining a compact shape and size. Keep tissues handy in this holder. (Walmart)Store tissue in a convenient holder that attaches to your sun visor to minimize the space a traditional box might take in your car. This tissue holder, available for less than $8 at Walmart, is easy to install and is durable and sturdy. Or if you prefer a holder that holds a traditional box of tissues, this holder, on sale for less than $30 on Amazon, can accommodate a regular size 120 tissue box. Fasten it to the car's back seat, armrest box or on the dashboard. Car coasters are a great way to keep your cup holders clean. (Walmart)Keep your cup holder clean of spills with handy WeatherTech CarCoasters, four for less than $15 at Walmart. These soft rubber-like removable coasters will catch drips, condensation or general muck. Just lift them out when it's time to clean. For a colorful design option, try this set of six coasters on sale for less than $10 at Amazon. Try this holder if you plan to eat on the go. (Walmart)If you plan to eat while in the car, this Multifunctional Car Cup Holder Tray For Car Food Tray For Eating, on sale for less than $25 at Walmart, will keep everything in order. The large multifunctional car cup holder can hold larger bottles, mugs or cups. The eating tray can be easily attached and bear up to 30 lbs. This cup holder food tray, on sale for less than $20 at Amazon, has a 360-degree swivel. Try an organizer in the back seat. (Walmart)Give kids their backseat entertainment organizer with this Auto Drive Backseat Organizer with Cup Holders, which is less than $40 at Walmart. The organizer comes with two cup holders and ample storage. The CarHop Car Seat Organizer, available for less than $35 at Amazon, gets high marks for its play tray and insulated cooler. Keep the trunk organized too. (Amazon)Safeguard your cargo with a trunk organizer like this Thule Go Box, on sale for less than $100 at Amazon. This organizer is built to handle plenty of use. It is perfect for storing all kinds of things in the trunk of the car, and a built-in carry handle makes it easy to transport. The Munchkin Brica Out-N-About Trunk Organizer, on sale for around $45 at Munchkin, comes with a changing station and is perfect if you are traveling with a baby on board.For more Deals, visit www.foxnews.com/category/deals. Keep your documents tidy and in one place. (Walmart)Keep all your car documents and manuals in order with this handy Glove Box Organizer and Console Case, available for less than $16 at Walmart. This multipurpose glove box organizer has six pockets inside and out to keep manuals, papers, cards and more secured, protected and all together for easy access. You can also buy it on Amazon. Hooks are an easy way to organize things in your car. (Walmart)Car hooks are a great accessory for hanging purses and bags out of the way. This five-pack of hooks at Walmart costs less than $6. The semi-open design makes it easy to install these hooks without removing the headrest. You can also buy this pack of four similar-type hooks on Amazon for less than $7.
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Please enter a valid email address. Having trouble? Click here.Lionel Elika Fatupaito, the national boxing coach of Samoa, died at the 2024 Paris Olympics on Friday after reportedly suffering cardiac arrest while at the Olympic village. He was 60 years old. The International Boxing Association confirmed the news of Fatupaito’s passing in a statement on Saturday. "We at the International Boxing Association (IBA) extend our heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Lionel Elika Fatupaito, the national boxing coach of Samoa, who tragically passed away during the Paris 2024." "Lionel’s dedication and passion for the sport have left an indelible mark on the boxing community. His legacy will continue to inspire future generations. Our thoughts and prayers are with Team Samoa and all those affected by this profound loss," the statement continued. According AFP, Fatupaito died while at the Olympic village, where he was treated by emergency services. His cause of death was listed as "natural causes."This is a breaking news story. Check back for updates.
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President Biden's time in the White House is mercifully coming to an end. He's now officially a lame duck with six months to go.Biden was a victim here of a corrupt Democratic machine (with a complicit media) that thought it could pull off a grand election-year deceit despite Biden's failing cognitive abilities. The establishment and a compliant media convinced millions of primary voters that he was of sound mind and ready to serve four more years. This lust for power put America in danger. How could they be so unpatriotic? President Biden and former President Jimmy Carter (AP)So where will Biden stand in the history books? He wasn't a failed president because of his declining cognitive abilities. It was his policies that wrecked America.AMERICA'S WORST EX-PRESIDENTS: WOULD THESE 4 MEN BE ON YOUR LIST?From his first days in the Oval Office, he governed from the far left on everything from climate change to radical income redistribution to massive government expansionism to racial politics to a "blame America first" foreign policy to his dangerous weaponization of every agency of government, from the IRS to the State Department to the FBI to the Justice Department and perhaps even the Secret Service. He made Richard Nixon look like an amateur.It's hard to point to a single policy that he got right. On the economy he was catastrophically bad. The trillions of dollars of debt he rang up bought nothing. He sent inflation to the highest levels in almost 40 years. The average family lost $2,000 of income after inflation during his reign. Test scores fell. More people died of COVID-19 during his presidency than in former President Trump's – despite the availability of the vaccine BEFORE BIDEN, THESE 5 PAST PRESIDENTS FACED HEALTH ISSUES AMID RE-ELECTIONInterest rates rose. Home ownership became a pipe dream for young people. Homeowners faced mortgage payments that doubled. Woodrow Wilson was president from 1913 to 1921. (Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)Biden declared war on American energy. He put America back into the corrupt Paris climate accords. The rest of the world went on using more fossil fuels than ever. By impeding U.S. oil and gas production and pipelines, he played into the hands of our enemies – China and Iran.Gas prices rose. Small business confidence sagged. Two-thirds of Americans consistently told pollsters that the economy was "fair" or "poor." Poverty rates rose.Even the one statistic that Biden boasts about – job creation – is a mirage. Most of the jobs were government or health care jobs. With the government borrowing $2 trillion a year, there is no reason the government should be hiring more workers.WHAT MAKES A PRESIDENT GREAT?Then there was the sheer incompetence. The bungled Afghanistan withdrawal was a national security disaster. The border became a broken dam, with some 10 million illegals flowing into the country. The government spent $7 billion to build electric vehicles, and only a handful got built.Biden gave away hundreds of billions of dollars for an illegal and immoral student loan forgiveness program. He put regulators of key agencies in charge even though – or because – they hate business. Less than 10% of his appointees had any business experience. It showed. Former President Barack Obama with Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden in October 2020. (Joe Biden/Instagram)He tried to pass mandates that would force Americans to give up their gas cars, gas stoves and other appliances.CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINIONWhen he departs the White House in January, he will leave the nation poorer, weaker, more divided, more in debt, more vulnerable and less respected than when he entered office.This was a man who pledged to unite the country and did just the opposite. He deserves to go down in history as one of the five worst presidents of the 20th and 21st centuries. Herbert Hoover (1894-1964) served as the 31st president from 1929 to 1933. Original Publication: People Disc (Central Press/Getty Images)Here is my list, starting with the worst:1. Woodrow Wilson2. Herbert Hoover3. Jimmy Carter4. Joe Biden5. Barack ObamaCLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPNow the Democrats want to run Vice President Kamala Harris, who was on board with every Biden policy and oversaw the worst border catastrophe in modern history.Just when you thought things couldn't get any worse.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM STEPHEN MOORE
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Please enter a valid email address. Having trouble? Click here.Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker slammed the Paris Olympics opening ceremony after one of the performances included drag queens among other performers parodying "The Last Supper." Butker, who went viral back in May for sharing his faith-based views during a commencement speech at a Catholic college in Kansas, took to social media to share his take. Kansas City Chiefs place kicker Harrison Butker (7) celebrates after kicking the point after touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles during the game at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. (Denny Medley-USA Today Sports)"This is crazy," he wrote on a post in his Instagram Stories.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHe also added a scripture from the Bible. "Be not deceived, God is not mocked." In a clip of the post shared by Butker on his social media, several drag queens and other performers can be seen mocking the scene famously painted by Leonardo da Vinci, which depicts Jesus and his apostles sharing a final meal before the crucifixion. Performers at Passerelle Debilly during the opening ceremony. Reuters/Tingshu Wang (Reuters/Tingshu Wang)OPENING CEREMONY NODS TO HEADLESS MARIE ANTOINETTE, MÉNAGE À TROIS RECEIVE MIXED REACTIONSThe performance, which also included a young child, drew harsh criticism.Other acts during the opening ceremony also received mixed reviews from viewers on social media. In one scene, a woman and two men were seen embracing – seemingly suggesting a ménage à trois. A headless depiction of Marie Antoinette, the last queen prior to the French Revolution, also received criticism. Headless figures depicting the 18th century Queen Marie Antoinette perform along the Seine river embankment outside the Conciergerie, where the queen was held captive during the French Revolution, during the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony on July 26, 2024. (Natalia Kolesnikova/AFP via Getty Images)CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThomas Jolly, the artistic director of the opening ceremony, said the inspiration behind all the performances was to reinterpret the way the world sees France. "The extraordinary thing is that everyone in France and the rest of the world has an idea of what France is all about. And I want to play with that, that's where I want to start from - breaking down clichés, because clichés come along other things," he said, according to the Olympics website.Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
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Colleges and universities are failing our country. This seems to be the growing consensus among an increasingly large percentage of Americans and business leaders.The recent Gallup and Lumina Foundation report shows that an increasing number of Americans have little to no confidence in higher education. For the first time since Gallup begin to measure the confidence level in higher education, America is "now nearly equally divided among those who have a great deal or quite a lot of confidence (36%), some confidence (32%), or little or no confidence (32%) in higher education." This finding represents a seismic shift from 2015, when almost 60% of Americans had a high level of confidence and 10% had little or none. America is "now nearly equally divided among those who have a great deal or quite a lot of confidence (36%), some confidence (32%), or little or no confidence (32%) in higher education." (Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
ReutersIsrael's military has struck a school near Deir al-Balah, a city in central Gaza, killing at least 30 Palestinians and injuring more than 100, according to the Hamas-run ministry of health.