Russian initial access broker who fed ransomware crews gets 81 months in US prison
Aleksei Volkov sentenced after enabling attacks that cost victims millions
A Russian national who sold the keys to corporate networks faces nearly seven years in a US prison after prosecutors tied his handiwork to a string of ransomware attacks costing victims millions of dollars.…
'Get the f*** out of my life,' JFK Jr screamed at Carolyn Bessette... what she cruelly told friends about his manhood... the cuckolding, cocaine - and moment that sent her truly psychotic: MAUREEN CALLAHAN has the untold REAL story
If only Ryan Murphy had left the good parts in, Love Story could easily have lasted another season or two. Instead, this sanitized version has us rushing toward the end.
Britain on 'stagflation' alert as war in Middle East leaves manufacturers facing sharpest rise in costs since Black Wednesday in 1992
'Input prices' paid by manufacturers for supplies have risen at the sharpest rate since October 1992 - month after Britain crashed out of the European exchange rate mechanism
Cabinet minister breaks ranks to say Keir Starmer's rival Andy Burnham should be allowed to stand in by-election… as Angela Rayner compares PM to Michael Foot
Lisa Nandy described the Greater Manchester mayor as a 'huge asset' for Labour and vowed to 'support him in whatever he wants to do'.
'Paradise? Forget the Caribbean, it's my secret Cornish fishing village' says Death In Paradise star KRIS MARSHALL
Kris Marshall quit paradise because he wanted to see more of his children - but now he's finding the West Country just as distracting as the Caribbean. 'I surf, sail, swim, do triathlons,' says the actor.
British bride devastated after being forced to cancel her Dubai wedding - with guests left thousands of pounds out of pocket scrambling for flight refunds
Surabhi Bhatnagar, 33, from north west London , and Jake Richardson, 36, had planned an extravagant two-day wedding celebration in Dubai over Easter weekend.
Russia discovers hundreds of boobytrapped boot insoles rigged with explosives to blow soldiers' legs off
The 'heated' insoles for use in cold weather were rigged with enough explosives to blow off a victim's limbs, it is alleged.
Couple sue Environment Agency for £4.5million over damp nightmare at historic Grade II listed home used by Henry VIII - but government body says amount claimed is too high
Roger and Suzanne Brookhouse bought the Grade-II listed King's Lodging, a medieval house on the banks of the River Stour in Sandwich, Kent, in 1991.
NADINE DORRIES: My church encounter with Edo made it clear exactly what kind of man he is. This is what he gets up to, what those in the Cotswolds really think of him... and the only way Beatrice can save their marriage
This past weekend, the Cotswold Set has been positively buzzing with concern and intrigue following hints that the six-year marriage of a local couple may have hit troubled waters.
Harry and Meghan's 'Rivals-style' Netflix drama: Sussexes 'are producing Polo-themed show about two warring families' as part of their deal with streaming giant
Despite Harry's 2024 documentary Polo being a ratings flop, the Sussexes are reportedly executive producing a scripted TV show about 'the Sport of Kings'.
Systemd-free antiX Linux 26: Debian 13, in bonsai form
Plus: Still supports 32-bit hardware or VMs
AntiX Linux is a heavily cut-down version of Debian 13, with a choice of init systems and ultralightweight GUIs. This means it's able to run usefully on older and lower-end PCs – and, of course, to run faster on modern ones.…
Canonical Joins Rust Foundation
BrianFagioli writes: Canonical has joined the Rust Foundation as a Gold Member, signaling a deeper investment in the Rust programming language and its role in modern infrastructure. The company already maintains an up-to-date Rust toolchain for Ubuntu and has begun integrating Rust into parts of its stack, citing memory safety and reliability as key drivers. By joining at a higher tier, Canonical is not just adopting Rust but also stepping closer to its governance and long-term direction. The move also highlights ongoing tensions in Rust's ecosystem. While Rust can reduce entire classes of bugs, it often depends heavily on external crates, which can introduce complexity and auditing challenges, especially in enterprise environments. Canonical appears aware of that tradeoff and is positioning itself to influence how the ecosystem evolves, as Rust continues to gain traction across Linux and beyond. "As the publisher of Ubuntu, we understand the critical role systems software plays in modern infrastructure, and we see Rust as one of the most important tools for building it securely and reliably. Joining the Rust Foundation at the Gold level allows us to engage more directly in language and ecosystem governance, while continuing to improve the developer experience for Rust on Ubuntu," said Jon Seager, VP Engineering at Canonical. "Of particular interest to Canonical is the security story behind the Rust package registry, crates.io, and minimizing the number of potentially unknown dependencies required to implement core concerns such as async support, HTTP handling, and cryptography -- especially in regulated environments."
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Grandmother is fined £270 despite claiming ticket machine at car park was broken
Krystyna Allen, 81, (pictured) left her vehicle in the car park in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, for 11 minutes before moving it because the pay machines did not work.
British couple who moved to Dubai because it was 'safer than London' return to Croydon after war erupted and say they are unlikely to return to the 'plastic and fake' city
Jason Kwao, 29, and wife Sumekka, 28, relocated to launch a business and raise their family but say the reality was not what they expected.
‘Rangers’ to patrol Rayleigh High Street after ‘escalated’ issues
Street rangers will be present for at least the next three months in an effort to crackdown on antisocial behaviour
When Mile End was a small country town and Whitechapel a rubbish dump: Maps reveal bird's-eye view of London 280 years ago
John Rocque's masterpiece 'An Exact Survey of the Cities of London and Westminster, and the Borough of Southwark' from 1746 is being reproduced nearly three centuries later.
PrettyLittleThing boss Umar Kamani leaves war-torn Dubai as he celebrates his 38th birthday at Jennifer Lopez's Las Vegas residency
The PrettyLittleThing founder marked his 38th birthday at the concert, which took place at the iconic Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
The wonder supplement that can smooth wrinkles and ease achy joints: From gummies to fizzy pills, experts reveal the best way you can benefit
Claimed to plump out wrinkles, strengthen muscles and ease sore joints, collagen is heavily marketed as a miracle solution to many of the effects of ageing.
'People want to know why he did it. He's ready to speak out': Inside Huw Edwards' life in a Welsh village caring for his elderly mother and his attempts to 'rebuild' his family... by the man who wants to bring him out of exile
Since his grooming scandal came to light, disgraced Huw Edwards has cowered away from the glare of the public eye.
Rich House, Poor House mum breaks down in tears as she receives life-changing gift from millionaire couple in 'dream come true' moment
The Channel 5 show - which launched in 2017 - sees two financially opposite households swap homes and budgets for a week.