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Teen hackers targeted celebrities when they crippled Transport for London network in £39m cyber attack
The article reports that two teenage hackers linked to the Scattered Spider cybercrime community were behind the 2024 cyber attack on Transport for London, which later led to guilty pleas in court. According to the report, they also targeted celebrity-related information as part of the breach, adding a more intrusive and high-profile dimension to an…
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The US-Israel strategic alliance – partnership, not charity
From Iron Dome to cybersecurity, the U.S.-Israel partnership delivers shared technology and intelligence as the House debates cutting aid to Israel.
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Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ Finally Gets a Release Date
“Jana Nayagan”, the long-delayed final film of Indian star Vijay, is now set for a worldwide cinema release on 23 July, according to KVN Productions. The announcement matters because the Tamil-language film is being positioned as Vijay’s farewell to acting after he left cinema for politics and became Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. Its release…
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Bite my shiny metal ass! TV’s all-time top robots
The article marks the launch of the BBC comedy Ann Droid by looking back at notable robots from television and presenting the Guardian’s top 20, arguing that robotic characters have long been a distinctive part of small-screen entertainment. – Ann Droid, starring Diane Morgan as an elderly care robot opposite Sue Johnston, is used as…
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Pedro Porro turns from defender to destroyer as Spain outwit France once more | Sid Lowe
The full-back was supposed to be busy shackling France’s vaunted front line but found time to score the killer goal at the other end “Let me loose in a prison and I’ll end up owning the place,” Pedro Porro once said. Let him loose in the penalty area and that will belong to him too.…
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Didier Deschamps pays the price for breaking free from the shackles that led him to glory | Joanthan Wilson
France finally let loose all their attacking power in this tournament and yet when the big test came against Spain they were too open Maybe Didier Deschamps was right all along. He has been criticised over his 14 years in the France job for being too cautious, for prioritising control, for not unleashing his great…
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New-style ‘Asbos’ to be rolled out across England and Wales in bid to tackle yobs
The Government’s ‘respect orders’ will be imposed on yobs by a civil court and breaches could lead to immediate arrest and a jail sentence.
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Microsoft Deletes User’s 25-Year-Old Account With Thousands Spent on Games and His Son’s Baby Pictures After It Was Hacked
A Microsoft user has lost all of his digital belongings after having his account deleted by the tech giant.
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DOJ charges 3 Russians in alleged $63M cybercrime scheme targeting Americans
Three Russian nationals allegedly ran bulletproof hosting firms that powered ransomware, malware, and phishing attacks on U.S. critical infrastructure.
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Beast Of Reincarnation’s Perfect Parry Ping Makes Me Want To Git Gud
With its launch around the corner, Beast of Reincarnation co-developer Fictions has dropped a new gameplay video outlining how players will hack and slash their way through a post-apocalyptic world. We already knew that the game borrows a few ideas from Sekiro for its moment-to-moment gameplay–including a parry mechanic that has one of the best “PING”…