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North Korean Hackers Use Google Chrome Bug to Steal Crypto North Korean hackers Citrine Sleet exploited a zero-day Chrome vulnerability to steal cryptocurrency. Google fixed the flaw swiftly.
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600 Telegram Users Caught Sharing Explicit Photos and Personal Info Around 600 people are sharing explicit content and personal info of female acquaintances in chat rooms, escalating sexual harassment.
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No More Boss Calls After 5 PM: Australia’s Bold New ‘Right to Disconnect’ Law Changes the Game for Workers Australia’s new "Right to Disconnect" law prohibits work communications outside of hours, aiming to improve work-life balance.
Whole Nation is Victim: Deepfake Sexual Crimes Shock South Korea with Disturbing School Lists Deepfake sexual crimes in South Korea involving explicit materials on Telegram have triggered outrage and widespread fear.
Another Electric Car Fire? Vehicle Bursts into Flames After Hitting a Building—Is It Still Safe to Drive? A recent fire in China involving a Sunlin SL03 electric car, after colliding with a curb, has reignited EV safety concerns.
China's Youngest Gold Medalist Gets Roasted for Buying iPhone – Is This Unpatriotic? Chinese diver Quan Hongchan faces backlash for buying an iPhone instead of a domestic brand, sparking debates on nationalism.
Amazon’s Drone Delivery Service Under Fire: Residents Say the Noise Is Unbearable Residents in College Station, Texas, criticize Amazon's drone delivery for noise, likening it to "a giant hive of bees" and disrupting sleep.
Olympics Boxing Champ Imane Khelif Claps Back at Gender Haters with Glam New Look Imane Khelif, Algeria's gold medalist, released a video emphasizing femininity amid gender scrutiny and legal actions against critics.
Fukushima’s 13-Year Wait is Over: Nuclear Fuel Debris Removal Begins August 21 The removal of nuclear fuel debris from Fukushima Daiichi is set to begin on August 21, 13 years post-disaster.
Man Grabs 7-Year-Old by the Head and Dunks Him Underwater for Splashing Water A disturbing incident occurred at a swimming pool in Hangang Park, Seoul, where a man submerged a 7-year-old child's head multiple times.
Cancer Causing Chemicals Found in Sandals and Hats on AliExpress and Temu Carcinogenic substances were found in sandals sold on Chinese online shopping platforms such as AliExpress and Temu.
Is Your Phone Made with Child Labor? U.S. Officials Raise Alarms! The U.S. government recently pointed out that South Korean-made indium has been produced using Bolivian zinc, which involves child labor.
China's Free Speech Crackdown: Influencers and Fans Under Investigation The Chinese government is tightening restrictions on freedom of speech and targeting prominent influencers and their followers.
Shein and Temu Under the Microscope: CPSC Urges Safety Assessment The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has called for evaluating the Chinese online shopping platforms Shein and Temu.
French Man Drugged Wife for Years, Letting 80+ Men Assault Her A shocking case has emerged in France where a husband allegedly drugged his wife for nearly a decade, during which he invited over 80 men ...
Personality Quiz or Job Barrier? Japan’s Use of MBTI in Recruitment Raises Questions The MBTI test, now popular in Japan, influences hiring decisions despite criticisms about its reliability and potential for discrimination.
Chinese Beauty Queen’s Face as a Blueprint: Over 500 People Transformed to Look Like Her Chinese influencer Wang Jing uses her face as a model in her plastic surgery clinic, influencing over 500 surgeries.
North Korean Hackers Use Google Chrome Bug to Steal Crypto North Korean hackers Citrine Sleet exploited a zero-day Chrome vulnerability to steal cryptocurrency. Google fixed the flaw swiftly.
Musk's 'Bulletproof' Cybertruck Fails in New Theft Incident—Watch the Shocking Video Elon Musk's Tesla electric truck, the Cybertruck, praised for its bulletproof performance, is again under scrutiny.
Trump Supporters’ Photos Are Actually European Models—How Fake Accounts Misled Millions Fake X accounts supporting Trump used photos of young European influencers to spread disinformation and conspiracy theories.
600 Telegram Users Caught Sharing Explicit Photos and Personal Info Around 600 people are sharing explicit content and personal info of female acquaintances in chat rooms, escalating sexual harassment.
North Korean Athletes Could Face Some Insane Punishments For Taking Selfies at the Olympics North Korean table tennis players who took selfies with South Korean athletes at the 2024 Paris Olympics may face harsh punishment.
No More Boss Calls After 5 PM: Australia’s Bold New ‘Right to Disconnect’ Law Changes the Game for Workers Australia’s new "Right to Disconnect" law prohibits work communications outside of hours, aiming to improve work-life balance.
Whole Nation is Victim: Deepfake Sexual Crimes Shock South Korea with Disturbing School Lists Deepfake sexual crimes in South Korea involving explicit materials on Telegram have triggered outrage and widespread fear.
Another Electric Car Fire? Vehicle Bursts into Flames After Hitting a Building—Is It Still Safe to Drive? A recent fire in China involving a Sunlin SL03 electric car, after colliding with a curb, has reignited EV safety concerns.
China's Youngest Gold Medalist Gets Roasted for Buying iPhone – Is This Unpatriotic? Chinese diver Quan Hongchan faces backlash for buying an iPhone instead of a domestic brand, sparking debates on nationalism.
Amazon’s Drone Delivery Service Under Fire: Residents Say the Noise Is Unbearable Residents in College Station, Texas, criticize Amazon's drone delivery for noise, likening it to "a giant hive of bees" and disrupting sleep.
Olympics Boxing Champ Imane Khelif Claps Back at Gender Haters with Glam New Look Imane Khelif, Algeria's gold medalist, released a video emphasizing femininity amid gender scrutiny and legal actions against critics.
Fukushima’s 13-Year Wait is Over: Nuclear Fuel Debris Removal Begins August 21 The removal of nuclear fuel debris from Fukushima Daiichi is set to begin on August 21, 13 years post-disaster.
Man Grabs 7-Year-Old by the Head and Dunks Him Underwater for Splashing Water A disturbing incident occurred at a swimming pool in Hangang Park, Seoul, where a man submerged a 7-year-old child's head multiple times.
Cancer Causing Chemicals Found in Sandals and Hats on AliExpress and Temu Carcinogenic substances were found in sandals sold on Chinese online shopping platforms such as AliExpress and Temu.
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