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7 out of 10 World Cup soccer fans are ready to risk their digital privacy, warns ExpressVPN

73% of fans surveyed trust public Wi-Fi just by its name Evil Twin Attacks Exploit Stadium Networks Using a quality VPN secures your data on public networks With the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, millions of soccer fans are set to inadvertently expose themselves to cyber threats by prioritizing connectivity over security on stadium […]

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French government’s internal messaging tool Tchap hit by data breach – but it doesn’t know if any data was compromised

French government chat app Tchap breached via stolen valid account, attacker claims 13.5GB exfiltrated Claimed features include 73,000 accounts, 640,000+ messages, 800+ chat rooms; private chats encrypted, public spaces not ANSSI and DINUM are investigating amid wider warnings about state-targeted messaging app espionage A chat app used exclusively by French government employees was apparently hacked

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The major Russian mobile provider Beeline launches ‘whitelist VPN’ for Netflix and Spotify

Beeline’s ‘whitelist VPN’ automatically unblocks foreign platforms The feature is completely free for Bee subscribers The move restores access to services that voluntarily left the market In a move that circumvents Western corporate boycotts without running afoul of the Kremlin’s internet censors, major Russian mobile operator Beeline has officially launched a built-in “whitelist VPN” for

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ServiceNow discloses security issue affecting customer data, but won’t reveal much about what actually happened

ServiceNow fixes API flaws that let unauthorized attackers query some customer instance tables The issue primarily affects customers on the Australia release or older versions with custom configurations Administrators are encouraged to review logs for /api/now/related_list_edit requests, especially from 51.159.98.241 ServiceNow has told some of its customers that cybercriminals were able to exploit a flaw

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Capcom has finally announced a major Dragon’s Dogma 2 expansion – and there’s a huge quality-of-life update available now

Capcom announced a major expansion for Dragon’s Dogma 2 during the latest Nintendo Direct Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen Coming to PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PC and Nintendo Switch 2 The expansion is set to launch on October 9, 2026, and there’s already a major title update available now It has been

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Windows 11’s June Update is here – these are the 3 most important features, including a big step to make apps and menus load much faster

The Windows 11 June Update is now here It includes three key features, one of which is speeding up the loading of core menus and apps in Windows 11 There’s also a smart split audio feature and a boost to search Windows 11’s latest update is here, and the June patch brings with it a

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‘Music is the art of the times. Time flows without form’: Technics releases burgundy turntable, ties knots over matching 1930s lamp collab, we’re all confused (but secretly love it)

Technics x Fritz Hansen: every content creator’s dream collaboration From Technics: its premium SL-40CBT turntable in oxblood red From Fritz Hansen: its iconic Kaizer idell 6631-T lamp, also in oxblood red Fritz Hansen, the Danish furniture company, and Technics, the Japanese audio specialist, have teamed up to unveil a brand new… nothing, strictly speaking (and

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‘It’s not good for us’: Seattle votes for year-long ban on new AI data centers

Seattle City Council votes unanimously to ban new data center projects for an entire year It buys the council time to consider the impact of AI data centers on local resources Residents are tired of facing higher electricity bills and no clear benefits Seattle has approved a one-year moratorium on the construction of new data

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Logitech launches a foldable mouse for workers on the go – and it can charge for 22 hours in just one minute

Logitech’s new foldable mouse comes with 30 days of battery life and promises to reduce muscle strain Only a quarter of professionals say they carry a mouse to public spaces – although three quarters actually use one The Mobi Fold is available from $79.99 / £69.99 and works with most major operating systems Logitech has

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A ‘massive escalation in electronic warfare’: researchers show how Russian satellites can jam GPS across Europe – and a mysterious series of ‘interference events’ show it could already be happening

New research analyzes GPS jamming signals over the past 7 years A Russian satellite network appears to be the source of the interference There are still questions about the purpose of the 10-second bursts Losing access to GPS navigation systems might not prevent you from finding your way to the office, but it would disrupt

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