Attack on toys

Over the last year, a handful of cyberattacks have made news headlines and affected families. High-tech toy maker Spiral Toys was the victim of a particularly cunning hacking scheme. The maker of CloudPets stuffed animals reportedly exposed more than two million private voice recordings and the login credentials of 800,000 accounts. While these “smart toys” are part of a wave of internet-connected devices providing fun and memorable experiences, they are also exposing millions of users to cyber threats. These toys may appear harmless on the surface, but their vulnerability to attack should be kept top-of-mind by any parent.Educate your familyOne of the best ways to ensure your children maintain a safe online presence is to start the conversation around the potential risks they face in our increasingly connected world early on.When it comes to online safety, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security recommends looking for “teachable moments” that arise naturally during day-to-day computer use. For example, if you get a phishing message, show it to your kids so they can identify similar messages in the future and recognize they are not always what they seem.BBC reported that “children aged five to 16 spend an average of six and a half hours a day in front of a screen compared with around three hours in 1995, according to market research firm Childwise.” With the amount of time kids and teens spend in front of a computer screen daily, and with hacking and cybercriminals becoming more advanced and sophisticated, it’s more important

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The Junkyard (ゴミ山 Gomi yama, lit. Garbage Mountain) is a Land from Legend of Mana. A place full of seemingly non-harmful toys, it is actually the cemetery of abandoned weapons, filled with rage and despair, who were used centuries ago in the Faerie War. It is home to Magnolia, Louie, and Professor Bomb.Profile[]Bud and Lisa's Arc[]Daddy's Broom[]After losing her broom suddenly, Lisa learns Li'l Cactus thrown it away in the Junkyard and chases it. She finds it broken among the piles of toys, and is encountered by Bud shortly before an evil presence manifests.Others[]The Infernal Doll[]Right in the entrance of the map, the player finds a flame doll who promptly accuses them of underestimating them. Following the trail of toys, Magnolia is found launching an immediate attack into the Hero/Heroine with the help of toys. She is not seen again after this event.Professor Bomb's Lab[]Professor Bomb complains about the disappearance of his golem, Pavlov. He asks the Hero/Heroine to find it. After founding it in Lake Kilma, they reunite back in the Junkyard.In-Game[]Overview[]Monster Data[]Bosses[]2 Cursed Doll, Polter Box, Chess Knight (The Infernal Doll)Gremlin (Daddy's Broom)Common[]ImpBasiliskPunksterShadow ZeroLizardonCursed DollMad MallardMoldy GooItem Data[]Little EyeBug MeatMagical MeatWicked EyeElectricityWad of WoolStinky BreathLittle EyeNon-Playable Characters[]Professor BombLouiePavlov (after Professor Bomb's Lab)Bud and Lisa (during Daddy's Broom)Trivia[]Junkyard is the only dungeon where none of the boss battles envolve a large size or unique boss.Gallery[]Junkyard. Courtesy of <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" class="external text" href=" of Mana Info</a>." data-src=" src=" · e · dLegend of Mana CharactersMajor CharactersPlayer Characters: Hero/HeroineFaerie Story Arc: Escad - Daena - Irwin - MatildaDragoon Story Arc: Larc - Sierra - Drakonis - Akravator - Jajara - VadiseJumi Story Arc: Elazul - Pearl/Lady Blackpearl - Esmeralda - Rubens - Diana - Florina - Sandra/Alex - Lord of JewelsMinor CharactersThe Seven Wisdoms: Gaeus - Tote -

MonsterFrantic FactoryA giant monster made up of various toys. It can only be fought by Chunky while using the Hunky Chunky ability. It appears after Chunky defeats all the other toy enemies in the area. It attacks mostly through punches. Although the shock wave attack does hurt this enemy, it also hurts Chunky Kong in the process.Giant SpiderFungi ForestThe Giant Spider is a mini boss found in one of the barns in Fungi Forest. It can only be fought by Tiny, as she is the only one able to enter the barn at night (through a tiny hole in the side). The Giant Spider attacks by sending waves of little spiders at Tiny and spitting web balls from its mouth, some of which can even reverse the player's controls. To combat this foe, Tiny Kong has to attack its eye by using her Feather Bow.Giant Viking KremlingCrystal CavesThe Giant Viking Kremling is a mini boss found in Crystal Caves, and it is fought by Tiny. It is generally responsible for the constant raining stalactites in the area. It attacks much like its smaller counterparts, and can be defeated by using the Kongs' shock wave attack, musical instruments, or an orange if its club is stuck in the ground.Items[edit]ItemDescriptionGolden BananaGolden Bananas are the main collectible item, and they have a pivotal role in the storyline. They make up Donkey Kong's banana hoard supply, which were stolen by the Kremlings at the start of the game. Golden Bananas allow the Kongs to

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Air defense system. Burn marks sit around what analysts including Chris Biggers, a consultant former government imagery analyst, previously had identified as a “flap-lid” radar system used for the S-300.Less-detailed satellite images taken after Friday showed similar burn marks around the area, though it wasn't clear what was at the site. Biggers said other components of the missile system appeared to have been removed from the site — even though they provide defensive cover for Iran's underground Natanz nuclear enrichment facility.“That’s a powerful statement, given the system, the location, and how they use it,” Biggers wrote.On Friday, air defenses opened fire and Iran grounded commercial flights across much of the country. Officials in the aftermath sought to downplay the attack, trying to describe it as just a series of small drones flying through the sky.“What happened ... was not a strike,” Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian claimed in an interview with NBC News. “They were more like toys that our children play with – not drones.”In the attack's aftermath, however, Iraqis found what appeared to be remnants of surface-to-air missiles south of Baghdad. That, coupled with a suspected Israeli strike on a radar station in Syria the same day, suggests Israeli fighter jets flew over Syria into Iraq, then fired so-called “standoff missiles” into Iran for the Isfahan attack. Small, shorter-range drones may have been launched as well — Israel has been able to launch sabotage attacks and other missions inside of Iran.Still, Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani repeated