TikTok Removes Over 6,000 Videos from Nepal for Violating Guidelines
TikTok has removed 6,078 videos uploaded from Nepal within a span of two months.
UK Cracks Down on Russian Money Laundering Networks Supporting Global Cybercrime
A massive international law enforcement effort, led by the UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA), has taken down two Russian-linked money laundering networks that were quietly supporting global criminals, including ransomware groups.
Apple Brings iCloud Passwords to Firefox—But Only on macOS Sonoma
Apple has launched an official iCloud Passwords extension for Firefox, making it easier for macOS users to access their saved passwords while browsing. However, the extension is limited to macOS Sonoma or later, leaving Windows users out for now.
Google Photos Introduces “Undo Backup” Feature
Google Photos now allows users to undo backups, offering more flexibility in managing their cloud storage.
Verizon to Hike Fees Again, Customers Hit with Small but Annoying Increases
Verizon customers are bracing for another fee increase, with a slight bump in the “Administrative and Telco Recovery Charge” set to appear on bills starting December 18.
US Officials Urge Use of Encrypted Apps to Safeguard Communications Amid Ongoing Telecom Hack Risks
Americans are being strongly encouraged to use encrypted messaging and calling apps to protect their personal information from potential exposure to foreign hackers still lurking in U.S. telecom networks.
16 Million Customer Records of HDFC Life Allegedly Sold on Dark Web: CyberPeace
CyberPeace's research team has reported that 16 million customer records of HDFC Life Insurance are allegedly being sold on a Dark Web forum for 200,000 USDT (Tether cryptocurrency).
Amazon Doubles Down on AI with Next-Gen ‘Nova’ Models
Amazon has unveiled a new set of artificial intelligence (AI) foundation models called ‘Nova’, that offer state-of-the-art intelligence across a wide range of tasks, along with industry-leading price performance.
‘Martial Law’ Most-Searched Word on Google in South Korea
The Korean term for "martial law" was the most-searched word on Google in South Korea on Wednesday, following President Yoon Suk Yeol's short-lived declaration of martial law.
Anomaly Delays ISRO’a ESA Proba-3 Launch to Thursday
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) rescheduled its European Space Agency (ESA) Proba-3 Sun observation mission to Thursday.
Reddit Post Accuses Zepto of Toxic Work Culture; CEO Replies
Aadit Palicha, Co-founder and CEO of Zepto, on Wednesday said he is not against work-life balance and even recommends it to his competitors.
Liver Disease May Affect Your Sleep: Study
A study on Wednesday proved a suspected link between poor sleep and metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD).
How to Find Desktop Wallpaper in Windows 11
Have you ever wondered where your Windows 11 desktop wallpaper is stored? While the Settings app doesn’t show you the exact folder, it’s easy to locate the file using a few quick steps.
Microsoft Calls Out FTC Over Alleged Leaks of Antitrust Investigation
Microsoft is raising the alarm over alleged leaks from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), calling for an investigation by the agency’s inspector general into whether FTC management improperly disclosed details of its antitrust probe into the tech giant.
Max is Finally Cracking Down on Password Sharing
The days of casually sharing your Max login with friends and family might be coming to an end. Warner Bros. Discovery is set to roll out its long-awaited crackdown on password sharing starting next week. But don’t worry—things are kicking off with a soft touch.
Huge Drug Bust: 5.8 Tonnes of Cocaine Seized, 32 Arrested
In a massive international operation, authorities in Colombia, Spain, and Belgium, supported by Europol, have dismantled a major drug cartel smuggling cocaine into Europe.
Cambodia Blocks 16 Crypto Websites in Struggle to Regulate Booming Market
Cambodia has blocked access to 16 cryptocurrency exchange websites, including big names like Binance and Coinbase, as part of its efforts to control the growing but largely unregulated crypto market.
US Chip Export Curbs on China to Have Limited Impact on South Korea
The United States' latest export control package against China is expected to have only a limited impact on South Korea's semiconductor industry, officials said on Tuesday, citing local businesses' low dependence on the Chinese market in the sector.
Hydra Market Leader Sentenced to Life as Russia Cracks Down on Cybercrime
Russian authorities have sentenced Stanislav Moiseyev, the leader of the notorious Hydra Market criminal group, to life imprisonment.
Google Maps Now Integrates Waze Incident Reports, Lets Users Confirm Road Conditions
Google Maps is taking a page from Waze by integrating incident reports directly into its navigation experience.
