Man is accidentally paid 330 times his monthly salary and quits - then wins legal battle with bosses who tried to get it back
In May 2022, his employer accidentally deposited 165 million pesos, worth about £127,000, into his account.
David Beckham gushes over his amazing wife as the family sit united on the front row at Victoria's fashion show while Brooklyn and Nicola's absence is felt more than ever
The clan turned out for mum Victoria's big show in the French capital on Friday, which was attended by star-studded guests.
The truth about Keith Urban's guitarist 'other woman' Maggie Baugh revealed amid Nicole Kidman divorce
Keith Urban's ties to rising country star Maggie Baugh, 25, have come under the microscope since divorce from Nicole Kidman.
Hamas AGREES to hand over all hostages under Trump peace plan for Gaza: Rejects Tony Blair
Hamas says it has agreed to release all Israeli hostages and return the remains of the deceased under Donald Trump's peace plan for Gaza, Reuters has reported.
A jet setting family, private school and work as a 'corporate trainer': Why the Left's new poster boy Zack Polanski isn't the working class hero he'd have you believe
The charismatic 42-year-old vegan is being feted as a sort 'Farage of the Left', who argues that the economy has been 'rigged' for the super-rich.
How to snap up over £610 worth of beauty products for £105
The YOU Beauty Advent Calendar is back - buy one now and you'll not only save more than £505 on my favourite products, you'll be entered into our luxury prize draw, too
14 ways to future-proof your home for later life, revealed by an interiors expert
Clever design and thoughtful touches can make any living space accessible, age-friendly and stylish for decades to come. And the best part? Not a stairlift in sight
Which star sign needs to remain patient?
Your stars for this week by Jemima Cainer
Sebastian Faulks: My comfort food is chicken pie
The bestselling author, 72, tells Tom Parker Bowles about youthful bad-eating habits, discovering French cuisine as a teen and his big problem with fish bones
The view is matched by the excellence of the cooking at this west London brasserie, says TOM PARKER BOWLES
At Craven Cottage, the home of Fulham FC,
Tom finds out how its new brasserie scores
Why Gen Z can't stop running marathons
Scarlett Dargan imagines this week's generational debate
SPOT THE DUPE: Which of these looks costs £100 and which adds up to £2,850?
A satin slip skirt is a timeless addition to any wardrobe. But do you need to splash the cash? Decide which of these looks costs £100 and which adds up to £2,850
Our wine expert reveals the best white wines from Lisboa
Charlotte's Lisboa whites
The bustling neighbourhood in Antwerp you won't want to miss on a weekend getaway
The weekender: Antwerp
How a flat became the 'statement' shoe for It-girls at Fashion Week
Once a devotee of stilettos, Esther Walker says that now the real 'statement' shoe is a flat
THE CANNY COOK: Chicken piccata
An Italian-American classic that makes a weeknight star of capers
Eight simple but spicy Indian dishes
For a fiery take on your five-a-day try Camellia Panjabi's simple but spicy Indian dishes
THE CHIC LIST: How Jennifer Aniston's new beau is inspiring my autumn style
Style wisdom inspired by... Jennifer Aniston's beau!
Signal Braces For Quantum Age With SPQR Encryption Upgrade
BrianFagioli shares a report from NERDS.xyz: Signal has introduced the Sparse Post Quantum Ratchet (SPQR), a new upgrade to its encryption protocol that mixes quantum safe cryptography into its existing Double Ratchet. The result, which Signal calls the Triple Ratchet, makes it much harder for even future quantum computers to break private chats. The change happens silently in the background, meaning users do not need to do anything, but once fully rolled out it will make harvested messages useless even to adversaries with quantum power.
The company worked with researchers and used formal verification tools to prove the new protocol's security. Signal says the upgrade preserves its guarantees of forward secrecy and post compromise security while adding protection against harvest now, decrypt later attacks. The move raises a bigger question: will this be enough when large scale quantum computers arrive, or will secure messaging need to evolve yet again?
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My son died thinking he was a failure who had let everyone down. Weeks later we discovered his university had made a terrible blunder...
Ethan Scott Brown's mum had made meticulous preparations for his graduation day last December. She'd ordered a cake, bought balloons and wrapped up a present.