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Latest In Fashion: Why Detachable Collars Are The Secret To Effortless Elegance
When it comes to accessorising, the right details can make all the difference. Detachable collars are an understated yet chic way to elevate any outfit, bringing versatility, elegance and a dash of creativity.
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Lumma Stealer Malware Being Spread to Windows Devices via Fake Human Verification Pages, CloudSEK Says
Lumma Stealer, a recently identified information-stealing malware, is being distributed to users via fake human verification pages. According to researchers at the cybersecurity firm CloudSEK, the malware is targeting Windows devices and is designed to steal sensitive information from the infected device. Concerningly, researchers have discovered m...
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YouTube Spammed with Tim Cook’s Deep Fake Videos Promoting Crypto Scam During Apple’s Glowtime Event
Taking advantage of the hype around Apple’s 'Glowtime' event on September 9, hackers deployed deepfake videos on YouTube to target potential victims. These fraudulent videos were designed to capture the attention of Apple enthusiasts searching online to stream the launch of the flagship iPhone 16 models.
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Influencer Insha Ghaii Dismisses "Fake News" On Cause Of Husband's Death
The death of Ankit Kalra, a 29-year-old interior designer who was married to popular fashion influencer Insha Ghaii Kalra, has left social media in shock with several speculating about the cause of death.
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Inspired By 'Farzi', Mumbai Gang Prints Fake Garba Passes Worth Rs 36 Lakh
A gang led by a web designer printed fake passes worth Rs 36 lakhs for a Garba night in Mumbai, their inspiration was a popular Indian web series, the police said.
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Indian-Origin Designer Accused Of Fake Designer Clothing Jailed In UK
Sock manufacturer Arif Patel, aged 55, was found guilty last month in what Britain's tax department described as one of the country's largest ever "carousel" tax frauds.
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Big Tech to Face New Law Designed to Strengthen UK's Competition Watchdog
Big Tech is set to face a new law in the UK that is designed to rein in its power to stifle competition in digital markets. Companies such as Google, Facebook and Amazon may have to offer customers an easy way to out of online subscriptions while making it easier to tackle fake reviews. Companies who breach the proposed rules could face a fine of u...
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22-Year-Old Woman Arrested Over "Fake" Rape Case Against 2 Gurugram Men
A 22-year-old woman was arrested Thursday for allegedly falsely accusing two men of gang-raping her and extorting from them Rs 2 lakh for withdrawing her complaint, police said.
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US Teen Arrested After He Designed Fake Parking Tickets To Cheat The Public
The tickets had QR codes that when scanned, would lead the victim to a website where they could pay their "fine."
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50 Customers, Locked Inside Rat-Infested Manchester Shop, Rescued
The cops seized 20 tonnes of fake designer clothing, shoes, perfumes and make-up from the building.
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Google Launches Anti-Misinformation Campaign In India
The initiative will use "prebunking" videos designed to counter false claims before they become widespread circulated on the company's YouTube platform and other social media sites.
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Elon Musk Says Twitter’s Legal Team Accused Him of NDA Violation for Revealing Company’s Sample Size
Elon Musk on Saturday tweeted that Twitter’s legal team accused him of violating a nondisclosure agreement by revealing that the sample size for the social media platform's checks on automated users was 100.
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Facebook, Social Media Companies Urged by US Groups to Act Against Election Disinformation
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other social media companies should act to blunt the effect of false information in this year's US midterm congressional elections, requests rights groups. After the 2020 presidential race won by US Democratic President Joe Biden, several social media platforms backed away from designing policies to fight election dis...
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Google Removes 6 Apps Posing as Antivirus Apps, Used to Infect Phones With Sharkbot Malware
Google has reportedly removed six apps masquerading as antivirus apps from the Play Store, after they were found to be infecting devices with the Sharkbot malware. Sharkbot is an Android Stealer malware that is used to collect the login credentials and payment details of unsuspecting users, and can be used to target victims in specific regions. The...
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Ukraine Army Denies Moscow's Charge Of Shelling Russian Border Facility
Ukraine dismissed a Russian claim that its forces had shelled a border post on Monday, denouncing it as "fake news" designed to inflame tensions.
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Latest In Fashion: Why Detachable Collars Are The Secret To Effortless Elegance
When it comes to accessorising, the right details can make all the difference. Detachable collars are an understated yet chic way to elevate any outfit, bringing versatility, elegance and a dash of creativity.
-
Lumma Stealer Malware Being Spread to Windows Devices via Fake Human Verification Pages, CloudSEK Says
Lumma Stealer, a recently identified information-stealing malware, is being distributed to users via fake human verification pages. According to researchers at the cybersecurity firm CloudSEK, the malware is targeting Windows devices and is designed to steal sensitive information from the infected device. Concerningly, researchers have discovered m...
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YouTube Spammed with Tim Cook’s Deep Fake Videos Promoting Crypto Scam During Apple’s Glowtime Event
Taking advantage of the hype around Apple’s 'Glowtime' event on September 9, hackers deployed deepfake videos on YouTube to target potential victims. These fraudulent videos were designed to capture the attention of Apple enthusiasts searching online to stream the launch of the flagship iPhone 16 models.
-
Influencer Insha Ghaii Dismisses "Fake News" On Cause Of Husband's Death
The death of Ankit Kalra, a 29-year-old interior designer who was married to popular fashion influencer Insha Ghaii Kalra, has left social media in shock with several speculating about the cause of death.
-
Inspired By 'Farzi', Mumbai Gang Prints Fake Garba Passes Worth Rs 36 Lakh
A gang led by a web designer printed fake passes worth Rs 36 lakhs for a Garba night in Mumbai, their inspiration was a popular Indian web series, the police said.
-
Indian-Origin Designer Accused Of Fake Designer Clothing Jailed In UK
Sock manufacturer Arif Patel, aged 55, was found guilty last month in what Britain's tax department described as one of the country's largest ever "carousel" tax frauds.
-
Big Tech to Face New Law Designed to Strengthen UK's Competition Watchdog
Big Tech is set to face a new law in the UK that is designed to rein in its power to stifle competition in digital markets. Companies such as Google, Facebook and Amazon may have to offer customers an easy way to out of online subscriptions while making it easier to tackle fake reviews. Companies who breach the proposed rules could face a fine of u...
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22-Year-Old Woman Arrested Over "Fake" Rape Case Against 2 Gurugram Men
A 22-year-old woman was arrested Thursday for allegedly falsely accusing two men of gang-raping her and extorting from them Rs 2 lakh for withdrawing her complaint, police said.
-
US Teen Arrested After He Designed Fake Parking Tickets To Cheat The Public
The tickets had QR codes that when scanned, would lead the victim to a website where they could pay their "fine."
-
50 Customers, Locked Inside Rat-Infested Manchester Shop, Rescued
The cops seized 20 tonnes of fake designer clothing, shoes, perfumes and make-up from the building.
-
Google Launches Anti-Misinformation Campaign In India
The initiative will use "prebunking" videos designed to counter false claims before they become widespread circulated on the company's YouTube platform and other social media sites.
-
Elon Musk Says Twitter’s Legal Team Accused Him of NDA Violation for Revealing Company’s Sample Size
Elon Musk on Saturday tweeted that Twitter’s legal team accused him of violating a nondisclosure agreement by revealing that the sample size for the social media platform's checks on automated users was 100.
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Facebook, Social Media Companies Urged by US Groups to Act Against Election Disinformation
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other social media companies should act to blunt the effect of false information in this year's US midterm congressional elections, requests rights groups. After the 2020 presidential race won by US Democratic President Joe Biden, several social media platforms backed away from designing policies to fight election dis...
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Google Removes 6 Apps Posing as Antivirus Apps, Used to Infect Phones With Sharkbot Malware
Google has reportedly removed six apps masquerading as antivirus apps from the Play Store, after they were found to be infecting devices with the Sharkbot malware. Sharkbot is an Android Stealer malware that is used to collect the login credentials and payment details of unsuspecting users, and can be used to target victims in specific regions. The...
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Ukraine Army Denies Moscow's Charge Of Shelling Russian Border Facility
Ukraine dismissed a Russian claim that its forces had shelled a border post on Monday, denouncing it as "fake news" designed to inflame tensions.
