Amazon issues critical warning to 200 million customers over devious scam targeting Prime accounts
Amazon has issued an urgent warning to its 200 million Prime members about a new scam that is catching people off guard, and six ways to fight it.
Humongous parachute for European Mars landing mission tested successfully
As US lawmakers wrangle over NASA’s stake in ExoMars, at least the chutes work
video The European Space Agency (ESA) conducted a successful parachute test for the ExoMars Mars landing rover earlier this month, even as uncertainty looms over US involvement in the project.…
Six arrested following protest outside Epping hotel
Police are appealing for help to identify three other men who may be able to help with their enquiries and have released CCTV images
Liam Gallagher takes aim at 'snidey' Coldplay during Oasis gig after the band exposed 'cheating couple' with their concert kisscam
Liam Gallagher has blasted Coldplay for exposing a cheating couple at their concert as he reassured Oasis fans there wouldn't any of that 'snidey s***' at his gig.
Chilling social media posts of boy, 17, AFTER he 'strangled' paddleboarder in murder that's terrified Maine town
A teenager accused of murdering a female paddleboarder continued posting on his social media days after allegedly carrying out the horrific crime - and even offered the police help.
Pictured: Brit ice hockey star, 19, with 'infectious love of life' who plunged to his death from balcony at Ibiza Rocks Hotel
Gary Kelly fell from the third floor of the hotel just after midnight on Monday, July 21, in the party resort of San Antonio, where another Scottish holidaymaker also lost his life just a fortnight ago.
Former Google CEO Tells Workers: Turn Off Your Phone To Focus
Eric Schmidt, Google's former CEO, has a simple suggestion for young workers struggling to focus at work or relax: turn off your phone. Schmidt told the "Moonshots" podcast that researchers "can't think deeply" when their phones keep buzzing with notifications.
The tech veteran, who spent 10 years running Google and helped build Android's notification system, admitted the industry has worked to "monetize your attention" through constant ads and alerts.
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Popular Essex pub loved by celebs to reopen this week after huge refurb
It has a brand new menu and a 'contemporary' new look
Married at First Sight star 'was sexually assaulted at dinner party by new partner'
The troubling claim, understood to have been made shortly after a dinner party, has prompted police investigations, The Sun reports.
NASA veteran warns Hubble faces death by a hundred cuts
Former astronaut laments software shutdowns, staff reductions amid ongoing budget squeeze
Interview "I would say I'm cautiously optimistic, but that probably overstates how I'm feeling."…
Shortest day in history set for TOMORROW as Earth's rotation mysteriously gets even faster
The shortest day of your life may come as soon as July 22 thanks to the Earth mysteriously speeding up. Now, NASA researchers may know why it's happening.
Astronomer's new CEO issues extraordinary statement suggesting he's THRILLED about Coldplay concert cheating scandal
The new CEO of Astronomer, Pete Dejoy, issued an extraordinary statement, appearing to suggest he's thrilled about the Coldplay concert cuddling scandal.
The once thriving 'destination' high street that has become a 'dying ghost town' with more than 40 empty shops
The area was once the beating heart of the UK's leather and saddle trade before becoming a 'destination' retail centre with a range of trendy independent stores and top chains.
Hackers Exploit a Blind Spot By Hiding Malware Inside DNS Records
Hackers are hiding malware inside DNS records, allowing malicious code to bypass security defenses that typically monitor web and email traffic. DomainTools researchers discovered the technique being used to host Joke Screenmate malware, with binary files converted to hexadecimal format and broken into chunks stored in TXT records across subdomains of whitetreecollective[.]com.
Attackers retrieve the chunks through DNS requests and reassemble them into executable malware. The method exploits a blind spot in security monitoring, as DNS traffic often goes unscrutinized compared to other network activity.
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Stand by me! Moment dozens of 'disabled' Oasis fans get out of wheelchairs and start dancing... watched by bemused muscular dystrophy sufferer
A disabled Oasis fan has described the 'biblical' scenes at Manchester's Heaton Park as other fans in the accessible area abandoned their crutches when the Gallagher brothers took to the stage.
Gwyneth Paltrow slammed for latest cooking video after fans spot shocking kitchen behavior
The Goop founder, 52, shared a video to Instagram showing her making a tuna salad for husband Brad Falchuk - but she left fans perturbed after appearing to neglect hygiene standards.
Moment American 'hitwoman' disguised in burka 'tried to shoot dead' Birmingham shop owner before gun jammed
Aimee Betro, 45, walked up to her intended target and pulled the trigger from only metres away but the gun jammed, jurors were told.
Epping MP says violence 'not what town stands for' after six arrests
Epping MP Neil Hudson said the Bell Hotel should be closed to asylum seekers after violence in the town
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: First they came for the soldiers, now it's the coppers... Orgreave is another excuse to dance on Mrs Thatcher's grave
First they came for the soldiers, who so valiantly risked their lives serving Queen and Country against the IRA.
Bombshell report finds the FBI's investigation of Hillary Clinton's email server was sloppily done and 'incomplete'
A newly unveiled Department of Justice internal investigation shows that the FBI sloppily investigated Hillary Clinton's 2016 email server scandal, resulting in an incomplete probe.