Sia's estranged husband requests mammoth amount of spousal support and for HER to pay his legal fees
The 49-year-old Australian singer's - born Sia Kate Isobelle Furler - second husband Daniel Bernard has requested a mammoth amount of $250,856 per month from a judge according to TMZ .
Who - or what - took Gus in the Outback? One minute the angelic four-year-old was playing in a makeshift sandpit behind the family farmstead, the next he was gone... leaving only a footprint in the dust
His grandmother says she saw him playing there at 5pm two Saturday evenings ago.Half an hour later, when Gus was called in for dinner, he had gone.
Want to smell like a Traitor? TV bosses to 'launch perfume and aftershave line' inspired by hit BBC show
Fans could soon smell like a Traitor as plans for a perfume and aftershave inspired by the hit BBC show are thought to be underway.
Victoria Beckham reveals youngest son Cruz got booted out of McDonalds because 'he didn't have enough money on his card'
Victoria Beckham has revealed her youngest son Cruz recently got booted out of McDonalds because 'he didn't have enough money on his card'.
Ronan Keating pens heartfelt tribute to late Boyzone bandmate Stephen Gately 16 years after his death
Ronan Keating has paid a heartfelt tribute to his late Boyzone bandmate Stephen Gately, marking 16 years since his tragic passing.
Toyota Aims to Launch the 'World's First' All-Solid-State EV Batteries
Toyota is fast-tracking its long-promised all-solid-state EV batteries through a new partnership with Sumitomo Metal Mining, aiming to debut its first production vehicle using the technology by 2027 or 2028. Electrek reports: Toyota said that its new batteries could significantly enhance driving range, charging times, and output, potentially transforming the future of automobiles. Compared to current liquid-based batteries, which use electrolyte solutions, Toyota's all-solid-state batteries utilize a cathode, an anode, and a solid electrolyte. According to Toyota, the next-gen battery tech "offers the potential for smaller size, higher output, and longer life."
The two companies have been developing cathode materials for all-solid-state EV batteries since 2021, focusing on some of the biggest challenges in producing them at a mass scale. Using Sumitomo Metal Mining's proprietary powder synthesis technology, Toyota claimed to have developed a "highly durable cathode material" for all-solid-state batteries. Sumitomo has been supplying cathode materials for electric vehicles for years, but it's now working to introduce the newly developed tech, moving it toward mass production.
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Brad Pitt, 61, takes MAJOR step in relationship with girlfriend Ines de Ramon, 32... after bitter Angelina Jolie divorce
The couple have been together since 2022, but waited until the the 2024 Venice Film Festival to make their red carpet debut.
'In a liberal democracy such as ours, the right to offend is precious': Judge spells out importance of free speech as he overturns conviction of man who burnt the Koran
Hamit Coskun, 51, shouted 'f*** Islam' as he set fire to the text outside the Turkish consulate in London in February.
Tory MP ALICIA KEARNS: 'I froze with fear when detectives told me Chinese may have bugged my hotel room on a visit to Taiwan'
Within minutes, police had dropped the extraordinary bombshell that they suspected the researcher, Chris Cash, had been passing secrets to Beijing for a year.
Meghan takes to stage again after being named Humanitarian of the Year - as Prince Harry tells how Covid brought 'surge in anxiety and depression'
Meghan Markle has taken to the stage at a World Mental Health Day festival in New York just hours after both she and Prince Harry were crowned 'Humanitarians of The Year'.
Up to nineteen people feared dead after enormous explosion at Tennessee BOMB factory
The blast went off at the Accurate Energetic Systems plant around 7.50am local time, the Hickman County Sheriff's Office confirmed.
AMANDA PLATELL: I hope Harry and Meghan enjoy their last utterly deluded moment in the limelight. It's about to come crashing down
They say that Brits have a different sense of humour to the Americans. Ours is more nuanced, theirs more brash.
Three machetes. Two bows. Four grenades. How Southport killer Axel Rudakubana's parents let him build an arsenal of weapons in the family home - and the troubling question: How much did they know?
To the DPD driver who knocked on the door of 10 Old School Close, in Banks, Lancashire, shortly after midday on June 14, 2023, it was just another delivery.
ANDREW NEIL: I doubt the China spy scandal will bring Starmer down on its own. But the perception that we cannot trust a word he says will soon be indelibly printed on the nation's consciousness. There is no coming back from that
'He's not telling the truth,' said former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith when I spoke to him this week.
Picture that reveals everything about Baroness Shameless: It looks like a simple snap of Michelle Mone... but as she's ordered to pay £122m back for useless PPE gowns, BARBARA DAVIES reveals outrageous new move
For the super-famous or just plain filthy rich, there are few more delightful places to splash out on a mansion than Fisher Island in Florida.
DDoS Botnet Aisuru Blankets US ISPs In Record DDoS
An anonymous reader quotes a report from KrebsOnSecurity: The world's largest and most disruptive botnet is now drawing a majority of its firepower from compromised Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices hosted on U.S. Internet providers like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon, new evidence suggests. Experts say the heavy concentration of infected devices at U.S. providers is complicating efforts to limit collateral damage from the botnet's attacks, which shattered previous records this week with a brief traffic flood that clocked in at nearly 30 trillion bits of data per second.
Since its debut more than a year ago, the Aisuru botnet has steadily outcompeted virtually all other IoT-based botnets in the wild, with recent attacks siphoning Internet bandwidth from an estimated 300,000 compromised hosts worldwide. The hacked systems that get subsumed into the botnet are mostly consumer-grade routers, security cameras, digital video recorders and other devices operating with insecure and outdated firmware, and/or factory-default settings. Aisuru's owners are continuously scanning the Internet for these vulnerable devices and enslaving them for use in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks that can overwhelm targeted servers with crippling amounts of junk traffic.
As Aisuru's size has mushroomed, so has its punch. In May 2025, KrebsOnSecurity was hit with a near-record 6.35 terabits per second (Tbps) attack from Aisuru, which was then the largest assault that Google's DDoS protection service Project Shield had ever mitigated. Days later, Aisuru shattered that record with a data blast in excess of 11 Tbps. By late September, Aisuru was publicly flexing DDoS capabilities topping 22 Tbps. Then on October 6, its operators heaved a whopping 29.6 terabits of junk data packets each second at a targeted host. Hardly anyone noticed because it appears to have been a brief test or demonstration of Aisuru's capabilities: The traffic flood lasted less only a few seconds and was pointed at an Internet server that was specifically designed to measure large-scale DDoS attacks.
Aisuru's overlords aren't just showing off. Their botnet is being blamed for a series of increasingly massive and disruptive attacks. Although recent assaults from Aisuru have targeted mostly ISPs that serve online gaming communities like Minecraft, those digital sieges often result in widespread collateral Internet disruption. For the past several weeks, ISPs hosting some of the Internet's top gaming destinations have been hit with a relentless volley of gargantuan attacks that experts say are well beyond the DDoS mitigation capabilities of most organizations connected to the Internet today.
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The Influencer Power list, A to Z: From 'poshfluencer' Lydia Millen to Molly-Mae and Tanya Burr, our savage snitches reveal the queen bees - and fame-hungry desperados who've burnt every bridge in town - to MOLLY CLAYTON
Once upon a time, becoming famous was a hard graft. Now, all you need is a TikTok account, an iPhone and the confidence to plaster photos of yourself on the internet.
Robbie Williams rants 'you can't compete' with Taylor Swift as he pushes back album release to avoid clash with The Life Of A Showgirl
The hitmaker, 51, has never been afraid to speak his mind and now the pop legend has confessed he pulled the plug on his album release after realising he'd be going up against Taylor Swift.
Gogglebox star Sid Siddiqui returns to screens just days after he was signed off with stress from his £62,000-a-year NHS job
Gogglebox star Sid Siddiqui has returned to screens just days after he was signed off from his NHS day job with stress.
Trump floats 'everlasting success' beyond Gaza as delicate peace deal enters final stages
Donald Trump claims the Israel and Hamas peace deal will bring an everlasting peace to the Middle East, where residents have been dancing in the streets celebrating the deal.