CISO who helped unmask Badbox warns: Version 3 is coming
The botnet’s still alive and evolving
Badbox 2.0, the botnet that infected millions of smart TV boxes and connected devices before private security researchers and law enforcement partially disrupted its infrastructure, is readying for a third round of fraud and digital attacks, according to one of the threat hunters who uncovered the original scheme.…
Tragedy as South Korean model Kim Jong Suk plunges to his death from apartment block aged 29 as family reveals he had lost life savings in an 'investment scam'
Kim Jong Suk, 29, passed away on June 4 amid reports that a man in his 20s plunged from atop a high-rise apartment block in the city of Hanam, Gyeonggi province
The pensioner who lost her home to gang of foreign squatters: Woman in her 80s returned home to find 'Eastern Europeans' had taken her house... and police say they can't help
EXCLUSIVE: Shameless squatters allegedly seized the London home of a frail pensioner while she was visiting her friend, sparking an 'absurd' two-month legal battle to remove them.
SUVs are a 'growing threat to public safety' and drivers can't see children as old as nine directly in front of them
SUVs are more likely to hit an adult's vital organs and a child's head in a collision - and they increase the risk of dragging a pedestrian under the moving vehicle in crashes, a new report said.
See our Sun like NEVER before: European Space Agency unveils the first ever photo of our home star's south pole - and says the best snaps are yet to come
A satellite launched by the European Space Agency (ESA) has captured the first ever images of the sun's south pole.
Greggs launch new front in the Pasty Wars: Bakery chain bids for seventh Cornish store in county where locals have dubbed it 'the Devil's Spawn'
Greggs had long struggled to establish itself in the home of the pasty with past attempts being abandoned due to the strength of local opposition.
Apple Executives Defend AI Strategy
Apple executives defended the company's AI strategy this week after acknowledging that major Siri features announced at last year's Worldwide Developers Conference remain undelivered and were quietly pulled from development plans. Craig Federighi, Apple's senior vice president of software engineering, told the Wall Street Journal that the company is rebuilding Siri from the ground up, admitting that while Apple had working software for the promised features, "it didn't converge in the way quality-wise that we needed it to."
The missing capabilities included Siri's ability to search through apps and respond to on-screen activities, features that were demonstrated a year ago but never shipped to users. In the upcoming iOS 26, Apple has instead incorporated more OpenAI technology, allowing users to interact with ChatGPT through camera and screenshots and generate images using OpenAI's tools. Federighi defended the strategy by comparing Apple's position to the early internet era, when the company focused on making other services accessible rather than building competing platforms.
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Dido's REAL name revealed as noughties pop celebrates anniversary of her iconic debut album
She became a huge pop star in 1999, who went on to work with the likes of Eminem and Kendrick Lamar .
Hunt for £250K handbag burglars: Police release CCTV images of three men who stole hoard of luxury gear from designer boutique after tunneling through 3ft-wide chimney stack
The 55 items, with some valued at as much as £25,000 each and much sought-after by celebrities, were snatched as burglars ransacked the store in Prestbury, Cheshire, on Sunday night.
Tug reaches flaming ship carrying electric cars off Alaska coast
It's still smoking, but help is on hand
A tug has reached the Morning Midas, six days after a presumed battery fire broke out, causing the crew to abandon ship.…
Government sets timetable to stop using 'costly' hotels to house asylum seekers
The Chancellor said the decision will save taxpayers around £1billion a year
Meltdown in Milan! Tourist throws herself on the floor after being told her hand luggage was too heavy
A passenger threw an embarrassing tantrum rolling around the ground - because her hand luggage was too heavy to take onboard.
Aimee Lou Wood and Walton Goggins appear in great spirits as they reunite for the first time since addressing feud rumours in tell all interview
The White Lotus stars appeared in great spirits as they sat side by side at a FYC Event held at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in California on Tuesday evening.
Cruise passengers issued stern warning over 'disrespectful' balcony trend: 'Just don't do it'
Carnival Cruise Line has issued a warning to passengers taking part in an unsafe balcony trend on its cruise ships.
DAN HODGES: Rachel Reeves has opted to spend like a drunken sailor on shore leave in the Chagos Islands. It's now a matter of 'when' not 'if' she comes back to pick our pockets with tax rises
After the statement Rachel Reeves just delivered to unveil the Government's Spending Review, it appears she is actually cosplaying at being the new Liz Truss, says DAN HODGES.
Shocking moment police camera van officer is caught with no hands on the wheel while driving
This is the shocking moment a Northumbria Police camera van officer is filmed driving with no hands on the wheel.
Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter's doubles partnership comes to an end with Brits downed in straight sets by number one seeds at Queen's
TAMARA PRENN AT THE QUEEN'S CLUB: The budding partnership between between Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter came to an end in lethal style at the hands of the number-one seeds.
Schneider, Nvidia sign pact to cool Europe's AI ambitions
With 1 MW racks and prefab bit barns, the heat is on
GTC Paris Schneider Electric and Nvidia are jointly developing cooling, management, and control systems for AI datacenters in support of the EU's AI action plan, with Schneider detailing support for racks with 1 MW loads.…
Using the word 'lads' at work may be form of sexual harassment, tribunal rules as £95,000-a-year female executive wins discrimination case
The ruling came in the case of a high flying food executive who complained about her male boss's use of the phrase 'Lads, lads' when discussing a female colleague's performance.
The real-life Day After Tomorrow: Scientists reveal exactly how COLD Britain will get if the Gulf Stream collapses - with some areas plunging to -30°C
The UK could be plunged into a deep freeze with temperatures dropping as low as -30°C if climate change triggers a Gulf Stream collapse, experts have warned.