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DIVESUMMIT.COM Not Vulnerable to Heartbleed Bug
On April 7th, 2014 a team of security researchers announced the discovery of a potential security flaw affecting the internet. The Heartbleed Bug is a serious vulnerability in the popular OpenSSL cryptographic software library. This weakness allows stealing the information … Continue reading →...
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Suunto’s DX Wins 2014 Award for Best Dive Computer
Suunto DX voted best dive computerSuunto was founded in 1936 by Tuomas Vohlonen, a Finnish orienteer and inventor of the liquid-filled field compass. via Suunto Congratulations to Suunto for earning once again a Tauchen award for best dive computer. On January 23 … Continue reading →...
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Rare Footage: California Diver Interacts with Octopus
Last month David Malvestuto, 34, and Warren Murray, 56, went diving off Bluefish Cove in Carmel, Calif., They had a rare encounter with an octopus who tried to steal their camera equipment! This kind of encounter is rare because octopus generally … Continue reading →...
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Use of iPhones as Dive Computers Could Become New Norm.
By: Jonathan Luman Here is another purpose for your favorite handheld device. An app that functions with a waterproof case can now turn your smartphone into a full fledged dive computer. Vivian Wagner, of TechNewsWorld describes the advent of Amphibian Labs product, … Continue reading →...
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Lionfish Now Being Seen as Far North as Rhode Island.
By: Jonathan Luman Originally found in the warm waters of the South Pacific reefs. Lionfish have now been found as far away as Rhode Island USA. Causing alarm among ecologists, businessmen and fisherman alike. Where these exotic fish have taken … Continue reading →...
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