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Star shares cuddly snaps after seven animals die in her care and PETA brands her 'unfit' pet owner

Victoria Beckham has glumly conceded to friends that she's lost her son Brooklyn to a woman she's said to have privately referred to as a 'viper'.

"A China-linked unnamed threat actor dubbed Chaya_004 has been observed exploiting a recently disclosed security flaw in SAP NetWeaver," reports The Hacker News: Forescout Vedere Labs, in a report published Thursday, said it uncovered a malicious infrastructure likely associated with the hacking group weaponizing CVE-2025-31324 (CVSS score: 10.0) since April 29, 2025. CVE-2025-31324 refers to a critical SAP NetWeaver flaw that allows attackers to achieve remote code execution (RCE) by uploading web shells through a susceptible "/developmentserver/metadatauploader" endpoint. The vulnerability was first flagged by ReliaQuest late last month when it found the shortcoming being abused in real-world attacks by unknown threat actors to drop web shells and the Brute Ratel C4 post-exploitation framework. According to [SAP cybersecurity firm] Onapsis, hundreds of SAP systems globally have fallen victim to attacks spanning industries and geographies, including energy and utilities, manufacturing, media and entertainment, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, retail, and government organizations. Onapsis said it observed reconnaissance activity that involved "testing with specific payloads against this vulnerability" against its honeypots as far back as January 20, 2025. Successful compromises in deploying web shells were observed between March 14 and March 31. "In recent days, multiple threat actors are said to have jumped aboard the exploitation bandwagon to opportunistically target vulnerable systems to deploy web shells and even mine cryptocurrency..." Thanks to Slashdot reader bleedingobvious for sharing the news.

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It isn't often that a former Bollywood actress is able to command so much attention at the most talked-about showbiz night of the year.

Hundreds of Spurs supporters gathered outside the Tottenham Hotspur stadium on Sunday morning to welcome back newly released British-Israeli hostage Emily Damari.

Recognised by its trademark green branding, bargain prices and 'pocket tap', Asda has spent the 60 years building itself into one of the UK's leading supermarket giants.

King Charles banned a popular cleaning item from royal residences, according to a former maid.

Men are being bombarded with ads for bizarre-looking exercise machines that makers claim can solve everything from poor bedroom performance to frequent urination.

EXCLUSIVE: Britain's knife crime epidemic has reached such crisis levels the nation now faces plunging into the 'abyss' of a 'lawless hellscape' unless urgent action is taken.

Expert Jonathan Hill discussed a major mistake gardeners should avoid during heatwaves - otherwise they risk drying out their lawn - with the Mirror (stock image).

'I've got to tell you, I drink here'

The visit included an exploration of homes under construction, the marketing suite, and show homes.

Two new 20mph zones have been announced.

Groceries are colour-coded according to value.

The heir to the Monegasque throne and his twin sister, both 10, marked the religious ceremony with a series of sweet family portraits shared to Instagram.

The 61-year-old took to Instagram with a clip from her IMO podcast - which she hosts with brother Craig Robinson - to discuss the impact of losing mom Marian Robinson in May last year.

A bid was submitted to construct the 24-hour coffee shop at Ashford Retail Park in Sevington, Kent.

EXCLUSIVE: Locals in Little Tew are battling billionaire Ronald Burkle's bid to build a lavish six-bedroom home, which they fear could become a new ' Michael Jackson'-style Neverland mansion.

The hottest designs are available in high end and High Street stores, meaning there's something for you whatever your budget.

Fast Company's "AI Decoded" newsletter makes the case that the first "killer app" for generative AI... is coding. Tools like Cursor and Windsurf can now complete software projects with minimal input or oversight from human engineers... Naveen Rao, chief AI officer at Databricks, estimates that coding accounts for half of all large language model usage today. A 2024 GitHub survey found that over 97% of developers have used AI coding tools at work, with 30% to 40% of organizations actively encouraging their adoption.... Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently said AI now writes up to 30% of the company's code. Google CEO Sundar Pichai echoed that sentiment, noting more than 30% of new code at Google is AI-generated. The soaring valuations of AI coding startups underscore the momentum. Anysphere's Cursor just raised $900 million at a $9 billion valuation — up from $2.5 billion earlier this year. Meanwhile, OpenAI acquired Windsurf (formerly Codeium) for $3 billion. And the tools are improving fast. OpenAI's chief product officer, Kevin Weil, explained in a recent interview that just five months ago, the company's best model ranked around one-millionth on a well-known benchmark for competitive coders — not great, but still in the top two or three percentile. Today, OpenAI's top model, o3, ranks as the 175th best competitive coder in the world on that same test. The rapid leap in performance suggests an AI coding assistant could soon claim the number-one spot. "Forever after that point computers will be better than humans at writing code," he said... Google DeepMind research scientist Nikolay Savinov said in a recent interview that AI coding tools will soon support 10 million-token context windows — and eventually, 100 million. With that kind of memory, an AI tool could absorb vast amounts of human instruction and even analyze an entire company's existing codebase for guidance on how to build and optimize new systems. "I imagine that we will very soon get to superhuman coding AI systems that will be totally unrivaled, the new tool for every coder in the world," Savinov said.

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