Cybercriminal groups have begun attacking one another, with the hacking collective ShinyHunters recently hijacking the website of the ransomware gang Clop. The group is now threatening to release sensitive data obtained from the ransomware gang's systems.
The Norwegian Consumer Council has launched a viral campaign highlighting the declining quality of consumer products and the increasing difficulty of repairing them. Through this initiative, the organization aims to raise public awareness regarding planned obsolescence and the need for more durable goods.
ASML executive Frank Heemskerk stated that the chip machine manufacturer is currently not selling any of its equipment within Europe. The Veldhoven-based company is prioritizing other global markets at this time.
Research from the University of Bristol and the University of Oxford indicates that viewers of the World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada were frequently targeted with advertisements for fast food, beverages, gambling, and speculative products like cryptocurrencies. The study highlights the significant volume of commercial content presented to global audiences during the tournament.
The former social network Hyves is making a comeback to offer users a nostalgic alternative to major platforms like Facebook and TikTok. The company aims to attract users by emphasizing that their data remains secure and managed within Europe.
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens) has warned that filming individuals with camera glasses is generally prohibited without proper authorization. They advise organizations to ban the use of such devices to protect privacy and prevent the unauthorized sharing of footage.
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