William, Hope and Emily were born with heroin in their tiny bodies... but we still longed to adopt them
Clare and Jeremy Wilson felt so many emotions: pity for this helpless newborn, and anger at the heroin-addicted birth mother who had inflicted such torture on an innocent baby.
Cruise passenger left 'fuming' after discovering why people were flirting with him
US-based TikTokker Ricky Bobby has revealed the shocking reason he received so much attention from strangers while they were on a cruise.
Reason for Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin's split 'revealed' as insider dishes on what ended pair's romance
Dakota Johnson was ready to walk down the aisle - but Chris Martin wasn't, and it cost them their relationship, an insider has claimed.
ICE Barbie Kristi Noem's LA riots press conference descends into chaos as Democrat Senator Alex Padilla is thrown out
California Senator Alex Padilla began shouting over Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem before he was forcibly removed from the room by multiple guards and placed in handcuffs.
Haunting new audio of Titan sub CEO shouting down engineers who dared to question his 'death mission'
In a recording obtained by Netflix and used in their documentary 'Titan: The OceanGate Disaster', Stockton, 61, can be heard letting go of David Lochridge.
Apple Previews New Import/Export Feature To Make Passkeys More Interoperable
During this week's Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple unveiled a secure import/export feature for passkeys that addresses one of their biggest limitations: lack of interoperability across platforms and credential managers. The feature, built in collaboration with the FIDO Alliance, enables encrypted, user-initiated passkey transfers between apps and systems. Ars Technica's Dan Goodin says it "provides the strongest indication yet that passkey developers are making meaningful progress in improving usability." From the report: "People own their credentials and should have the flexibility to manage them where they choose," the narrator of the Apple video says. "This gives people more control over their data and the choice of which credential manager they use." The transfer feature, which will also work with passwords and verification codes, provides an industry-standard means for apps and OSes to more securely sync these credentials.
As the video explains: "This new process is fundamentally different and more secure than traditional credential export methods, which often involve exporting an unencrypted CSV or JSON file, then manually importing it into another app. The transfer process is user initiated, occurs directly between participating credential manager apps and is secured by local authentication like Face ID. This transfer uses a data schema that was built in collaboration with the members of the FIDO Alliance. It standardizes the data format for passkeys, passwords, verification codes, and more data types. The system provides a secure mechanism to move the data between apps. No insecure files are created on disk, eliminating the risk of credential leaks from exported files. It's a modern, secure way to move credentials."
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Michelin chef wins £20,000 payout after boss ranted about 'unreliable Mexicans' and 'threatened to call the Home Office'
A tribunal heard the comments came after Cesar Omar Perez Vargas walked out of a busy Sunday shift because he had been given more customers than he was contracted to serve.
Woman who set up stylish shoe company beloved by A-listers receives King's Award for Enterprise (and Camilla has at least 11 pairs of her heels!)
Lisa, 61, from Watford, Herts, set up her own business in 2017, following a 30 year career designing shoes, to cater for women with bunions, wide feet or other podiatry issues who still want to be stylish.
What love rivalry? How Sam Thompson 'show-boated' his way through Soccer Aid training day while Louis Tomlinson took a very different approach in awkward meet-up after singer started dating TV star's ex Zara McDermott
The men are both on the same England team for Unicef, but tried to not to draw attention to themselves, although at one point, Louis was caught staring at Sam.
To Exist as I am by Grace Spence Green: Don't ignore me - and don't pity me, either
Aged 22, she was paralysed when a man fell on her from the top floor of a shopping centre. In her indefatigable memoir, Dr Grace Spence Green tells us what not to say to someone in a wheelchair.
Succession meets White Lotus in this week's Psychological Thrillers: It's Always the Husband by C. L. Taylor, How the Other Half Die by Rachel North, The Stranger In Room Six by Jane Corry
Succession meets White Lotus in this weeks Psychological Thrillers
The Big Hop by David Rooney: How the Mail got Atlantic air travel off the ground
Thanks to the Daily Mail offering huge prize pots for feats of aviation in the early days of air travel, flight soared to greater heights then ever before
Forgotten classics take centre stage in this week's Retros: THE STEPDAUGHTER by Caroline Blackwood, FROM SCENES LIKE THESE by Gordon M. Williams, THE WOMAN IN THE HALL by G. B. Stern
Forgotten classics take centre stage in this week's Retros
From bloodsucking vampires to time travelling humanoids; the best Science Fiction out this month: Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil by V. E. Schwab, Kill Them with Kindness by Will Carver, Esperance by Adam Oyebanji
From bloodsucking vampires to time travelling humanoids; the best Science Fiction out this month
Literary fiction to lure you in: TO THE MOON by Jang Ryujin, THE BOMBSHELL by Darrow Farr, SARASWATI by Gurnaik Johal
Twisting rivers and plots abound in this weeks literary fiction picks
Teacher accused of hosting 'Scream gangbangs' with kids forced to sell home after being dumped by husband
The married Indiana teacher who police say raped young boys while forcing them to wear 'Scream' masks has been forced to sell her home after her husband dumped her.
Ransomware scum disrupted utility services with SimpleHelp attacks
Good news: The vendor patched the flaw in January. Bad news: Not everyone got the memo
Ransomware criminals infected a utility billing software providers' customers, and in some cases disrupted services, after exploiting unpatched versions of SimpleHelp’s remote monitoring and management (RMM) tool, according to a Thursday CISA alert.…
EuroMillions player could find themselves richer than Adele or Anthony Joshua today if they scoop £208million jackpot on traditionally unlucky Friday 13th
The eyewatering draw comes on this year's only Friday 13th - a day which is shrouded in superstition and considered unlucky by many.
She's an A-list actress known for sharing racy pictures and her impeccable style - but before fame this star had a VERY different look... so, can you tell who it is?
In throwback snaps, the gorgeous British 60-year-old, who has continued to maintain an enviable figure over the years, is barely recognisable as she sports bright bleached hair spiked up with gel.
Chris Hughes dresses up in wigs and looks very smitten with JoJo Siwa during a shoot at Sandown Racecourse after his girlfriend hit back at her idol Miley Cyrus over sexuality comments
The dancer, 22, and her former Love islander boyfriend, 33, found a spark during their time together in the Celebrity Big Brother house in May.