neutralisation

So the lack of in vitro neutralisation isn't a showstopper. Still, that bit reads like reaching to me.

Also, work has shown that spike antigen vaccines broaden the range of antibodies produced by previously infected immune system to increase neutralisation against later variants, even though the vaccines were of course based on ancestral spike protein sequence. .

> She said this was known as neutralisation, essentially “moral justifications that people conjure up to make themselves feel better when they’re doing something wrong”. All the writer has done here is to say that crime is definitely always obviously wrong; all while providing a poignant counterexample.

It's not pretty similar to banknote neutralisation. First, the thwarted breach most likely isn't "hostile" - we'd assume that the law enforcement people running the Cellebrite tool are running it on a device in their lawful possession; and second, unlike in the money case, it's quite explicitly a crime to try to thwart their attempts, obstruction of justice is pretty much a universal concept.

Falco Talon directly interacts with Kubernetes primitives, ensuring immediate threat neutralisation while maintaining system integrity.

We've also seen the same reduced antibody neutralisation there, and it isn't necessarily because of the passage of time but to a large extent due to the evolution of the virus to be significantly different from the original. So yeah, this is a perfect example of how social media spreads engaging novelty - whether its deliberate disinformation or simply mistakes - and continues to distort it further by continuously applying stretching and shrinking.