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England vs Argentina LIVE: Free Streams, TV Guide and How to Watch Anywhere

2026-07-15T17:33:11.174Z Here we go! Welcome to Atlanta! It is here in Georgia that we will see England’s biggest challenge yet (no offence, Panama): Argentina… There is history, big names and even bigger stakes. The winner will play Spain, who appeared in their semi-final in a way that France certainly did not, in what promises to […]

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Experts flag new scam targeting fans seeking Celine Dion concert tickets

Group-IB warns of scams exploiting Celine Dion’s concert comeback, with fraudsters selling duplicate Ticketmaster tickets and spoofing sites such as AXS and Paris La Défense Arena Scammers embed themselves in Facebook fan groups and marketplaces, even using voice messages to build trust and make fake offers appear legitimate Fans are advised to only buy from

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Steam fan finds ‘cheap SSDs’ to make retro ‘game cartridges’ system – only problem is 2026 is the worst year in history to do it

A Steam user has found a way to save games to SSDs with an auto-navigation and auto-start script These are actually physical ‘game cartridges’ complete with key art But expensive SSDs mean this is an expensive endeavor (the Steam player was lucky enough to pick up used drives for cheap) Physical copies of PlayStation games

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Squarespace’s new limited-release tools aim to help sellers tap into FOMO

Squarerspace launches new limited release tool Features include a limited-time cart, purchase quantity limits, and low-stock badges Available globally now, but limited to some subscription plans From game consoles to toilet roll, there are countless examples of how scarcity can make a product more desirable. Whether it’s a clever marketing tactic or a simple supply

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Hundreds of GitHub repos were found to be genuine software for pushing malware

ArcticWolf uncovered 292 malicious GitHub repositories that counterfeited legitimate tools and products and delivered a new BoryptGrab infostealer variant Malware steals from 19 browsers, 32 crypto wallets, messaging apps, Steam and Windows Credential Manager and uniquely bypasses Chrome’s App-Bound Encryption via code injection Most repos have been removed, but some remain active; GitHub’s popularity makes

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‘Ineffective and useless’: UK government proposes midnight social media curfew ban for 16 and 17-year-olds, but there’s a slight loophole

Britain proposes social media curfew for 16- and 17-year-olds Access will be blocked from midnight to 06.00 as standard However, teenagers will be able to change these settings if they wish Having already announced plans to ban under-16s from social media apps early next year, the UK government is now proposing a midnight social media

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Spotify parents rejoice! KPop Demon Hunters will never have to shadow your Wrapped results again, thanks to managed accounts launching on Spotify Free

‘Managed’ accounts allow parents to create a Spotify experience for their child Once reserved for Premium Family accounts, it’s now rolling out to everyone Managed accounts are music only with no messages but will be wrapped Tired of waiting for your Wrapped roundup only to find out that KPop Demon Hunters claim the top spot

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‘No new vulnerability needed to bypass UEFI Secure Boot’: Experts find attackers can exploit decades-old flaws to gain access to key systems

ESET discovers 11 vulnerable UEFI shim bootloaders signed by Microsoft that allow attackers to bypass Secure Boot and deploy malicious bootkits Any UEFI system that trusts Microsoft’s 2011 third-party certificate could be exposed, potentially billions of devices; attackers can bring old trusted shims to new systems Microsoft has recalled the vulnerable shims and users should

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