Revealed: Europe's top 10 quirkiest museums
With many travellers rejecting the typical tourist spots in favour of more unique experiences, there has been an increase in demand for museums with unusual collections.
Patsy Kensit admits she hasn't seen ex-husband Liam Gallagher for 26 years despite having a son together
Arguably her most famous marriage, Patsy tied the knot with Oasis singer Liam Gallagher in 1997, with the couple famously pictured together in bed for a Brit Pop inspired Vanity Fair cover shoot.
Appalling AI shocker about missing boy Gus gives false hope after he vanished without a trace in the Outback
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Nicole Kidman returns to the front row after announcing painful divorce from Keith Urban as she joins glamorous Margot Robbie, Kendall Jenner and Naomi Campbell at star-studded Chanel show during PFW
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Furious animal lovers left thousands out of pocket after 'disaster' pet show in 'ghost town' London Olympia - with one celebrity speaker left addressing crowd of TWO people
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California Biotech Tycoon Found Guilty of Orchestrating Rival's Murder
California biotech entrepreneur and former magician Serhat Gumrukcu has been found guilty of orchestrating the 2018 murder of his business rival Gregory Davis, who had threatened to expose Gumrukcu's fraudulent dealings. He faces sentencing in November. SFGATE reports: Seven years ago, Turkish national Serhat Gumrukcu, 42, of Los Angeles, was negotiating a multimillion-dollar biotech merger built off his work on a supposed HIV cure. The deal was put in jeopardy by a former business partner named Gregory Davis, 49, who had threatened to bring legal action against Gumrukcu for fraudulent activities relating to a previous failed oil commodities deal, the U.S. Attorney's Office said in a news release last week. Gumrukcu, a magician-turned-scientist who admitted to buying his medical degree from a Russian university, lived in a Hollywood mansion and partied with Oscar winners and movie producers, according to VTDigger. He stood to make millions from the merger of his biotech company Enochian BioSciences. [...]
In 2017, upon learning that Davis, a father of six from Danville, Vermont, could potentially spoil his fortune-making deal, Gumrukcu set in motion a hit on the former business partner. The murder-for-hire plot involved four men in total, prosecutors said. Gumrukcu had a close friend from Las Vegas, Berk Eratay, approach a third man, Aron Ethridge to find a hit man to kill Davis. The shooter, 37-year-old Montana man Jerry Banks, arrived at Davis' home on Jan. 6, 2018, in a vehicle fitted with flashing red and blue lights and posed as a deputy U.S. marshal. After abducting Davis, Banks shot him dead in the vehicle and left the body partially buried in a snowbank nearby.
Investigators soon narrowed in on Gumrukcu after discovering emails between him and Davis revealing tensions over the failed oil deal. Gumrukcu was interviewed twice by the FBI and made false statements on both occasions, federal prosecutors said. Further inspection of cellphone data, bank information and messages identified the four men involved in the kidnapping and killing of Davis.
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Terrorist on his way to synagogue attack: Knifeman is captured on CCTV footage just seconds before he drove his car into worshippers
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Six-bed £7m mansion where Vinnie Jones lived after starring in gangster film Snatch hits the market after astonishing three-year transformation more than doubled its value
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From anxiety to being super focused, the surprising signs of ADHD in women by Dr SAMANTHA HIEW... who reveals how hormones make the symptoms much more challenging
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Epping Hotel protesters get longer prison sentences than the migrant who sparked disorder after he sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl
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Pill that can banish misery of kidney stones: They're excruciating and you're likely to get them again. Now scientists reveal breakthrough that tackles the cause...
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Australian star dies at just 46 in cancer tragedy - as Tipping Point host leads the tributes
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The best way to get magnesium revealed: We tested the market leaders with a scientist... this is the 10p pill you need that beats pricey bath soaks and gummies
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One in 20 cancers could be linked to radiation from CT scans. Now the world's top scientists reveal how to protect yourself... and the act that makes the damage so much worse
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SARAH VINE: Jilly Cooper was one of the kindest women I've ever known - the world is a far less fabulous place without her
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UK's best beaches for autumn revealed - from stunning sandy dunes to castle views
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Man, 46, is arrested after mosque with people inside is set on fire - as doorbell camera captured 'targeted attack'
Two men were inside the Peace Community Centre and Mosque in Peacehaven, East Sussex, and managed to escape when it was engulfed in flames shortly before 10pm on Saturday.
The cheapest cities in Spain for food with £3 wine and vibrant local markets
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Redis Warns of Critical Flaw Impacting Thousands of Instances
An anonymous reader quotes a report from BleepingComputer: The Redis security team has released patches for a maximum severity vulnerability that could allow attackers to gain remote code execution on thousands of vulnerable instances. Redis (short for Remote Dictionary Server) is an open-source data structure store used in approximately 75% of cloud environments, functioning like a database, cache, and message broker, and storing data in RAM for ultra-fast access. The security flaw (tracked as CVE-2025-49844) is caused by a 13-year-old use-after-free weakness found in the Redis source code and can be exploited by authenticated threat actors using a specially crafted Lua script (a feature enabled by default). Successful exploitation enables them to escape the Lua sandbox, trigger a use-after-free, establish a reverse shell for persistent access, and achieve remote code execution on the targeted Redis hosts.
After compromising a Redis host, attackers can steal credentials, deploy malware or cryptocurrency mining tools, extract sensitive data from Redis, move laterally to other systems within the victim's network, or use stolen information to gain access to other cloud services. "This grants an attacker full access to the host system, enabling them to exfiltrate, wipe, or encrypt sensitive data, hijack resources, and facilitate lateral movement within cloud environments," said Wiz researchers, who reported the security issue at Pwn2Own Berlin in May 2025 and dubbed it RediShell.
While successful exploitation requires attackers first to gain authenticated access to a Redis instance, Wiz found around 330,000 Redis instances exposed online, with at least 60,000 of them not requiring authentication. Redis and Wiz urged admins to patch their instances immediately by applying security updates released on Friday, "prioritizing those that are exposed to the internet." To further secure their Redis instances against remote attacks, admins can also enable authentication, disable Lua scripting and other unnecessary commands, launch Redis using a non-root user account, enable Redis logging and monitoring, limit access to authorized networks only, and implement network-level access controls using firewalls and Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs).
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