Temu Fined €200 Million By EU Over Illegal Product Risks
Temu has been fined €200 million, or about $232 million, by the European Commission after regulators found that shoppers are very likely to come across illegal products on the Chinese e-commerce platform.
Carnival Confirms Data Breach Affecting Nearly 6 Million Customers
Carnival Corporation has confirmed a major data breach affecting nearly 6 million people after threat actors gained access to part of its IT systems through a social engineering attack.
Canadian Man Sentenced To 33 Years For Targeting Over 145 Children In Sextortion Scheme
A Canadian man has been sentenced to 33 years in prison in the United States for targeting more than 145 children in a long-running online sextortion scheme. Some of the victims were as young as six years old.
Google Home’s Gemini Can Now Trigger Smart Home Automations Using Cameras
Google Home is getting a new Gemini-powered automation feature that allows smart home routines to start based on what security cameras can see.
Meta Launches Paid Plus Subscriptions For Facebook, Instagram And WhatsApp
The new subscriptions, called Plus, will offer extra features for users who want more control over stories, reactions and app customization.
Google Employee Charged Over Alleged $1.2 Million Polymarket Insider Betting Scheme
A Google employee has been charged with fraud after prosecutors said he allegedly used confidential company information to win about $1.2 million through Polymarket bets tied to Google Search trends.
Why Fast Charging Turns Into Regular Charging: 9 Common Reasons And Easy Fixes
Fast charging is very helpful when you want to charge your phone quickly, but sometimes it suddenly stops working. You may use the same charger and cable, and the phone may show “Fast Charging” at first. After a few minutes, it changes to regular charging.
FBI Warns Silent Ransom Group Is Targeting U.S. Law Firms With In-Person Data Theft Attacks
The FBI has warned that the Silent Ransom Group, also known as SRG, is now targeting law firms in the United States using a mix of phone-based social engineering, phishing emails, and even in-person data theft attempts.
YouTube Will Make AI Labels Easier To Spot On Shorts And Videos
YouTube is finally making its AI disclosure labels more visible as Google expands its wider AI verification efforts.
Microsoft Tests Automatic Device Isolation In Defender For Endpoint
Microsoft is testing a new Defender for Endpoint feature that can automatically isolate compromised devices when an attack is detected.
Iranian Hackers Blamed For Los Angeles Transit System Breach
Security researchers have linked a March cyberattack on the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority to Iranian-backed hackers.
UK Visa Portal Data Leak Exposes Passports And Selfie Photos Of Applicants
A website called UK Visa Portal has reportedly exposed passport copies and selfie photos of people who used the platform to apply for a U.K. immigration visa.
Spotify Adds Narrated Magazine Articles To Its Audio Platform
Spotify is expanding beyond music, podcasts, and audiobooks with a new format that brings narrated magazine articles to the platform.
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