Overnight Briefing & General Reality Check - May 30, 2018

Idle gossip & unconfirmed rumors:

Lotsa talk about NICK JONAS possibly dating PRIYANKA CHOPRA. He's 25; she's ten years older at 35. Us Weeklyhas a source who claims "They are dating and it's brand new. It's a good match and they are both interested in each other."
The couple previously attended the Met Gala together last year (in 2017), and this year spent Memorial Day together and have been spotted at the Beauty and the Beast concert in Hollywood and an LA Dodgers game as well.

Royalty Report:

PRINCE HARRY and MEGHAN MARKLE are full of surprises. TMZ reports the most popular newlyweds on planet Earth won't be honeymooning in Africa, but are taking their act to Alberta, Canada. Word is the adorable couple will be spending some downtime at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge in the middle of the Jasper National Park and staying in a 6,000 square-foot suite that's nicknamed "The Royal Retreat."
The joint has a long history of hosting the family --KING GEORGE VI and QUEEN ELIZABETH I checked in back in 1939, while QUEEN ELIZABETH II and PRINCE PHILIP popped by in 2005. (Lee)

Going Geek-dot-com:

Hey everybody... make sure you reboot your routers when you get home from work today. The reason: The FBI is warning that Russia-linked malware could be lurking in routers used in most homes and small offices.
The good news: The source of the malware has been removed from the internet and a basic reboot of your router will clear out the problem.
CBS News says the VPNFilter malware is likely already in hundreds of thousands of home and office routers globally. In addition to being able to render small office and home office routers inoperable, the U.S. Justice Department says the malware also could potentially collect information passing through the router. CNET.com says that means the malware would be able to steal logins and passwords, and monitor industrial control systems.
There's no easy way to tell if your router has been compromised by the VPNFilter malware. Ars Technica says the malware has been removed from the internet. Rebooting your router, essentially destroys the part of the malware that allows hackers to spy on your activities. (Bartha)