Plex Urges Users to Reset Passwords After Data Breach
Media streaming platform Plex is warning customers to reset their passwords following a new data breach that exposed user authentication data.
Bluesky Introduces Bookmarks to Save Posts for Later
Bluesky has rolled out a much-requested feature: bookmarks.
Signal Launches First Paid Feature With Encrypted Cloud Backups
Signal has introduced its first-ever paid feature: secure, end-to-end encrypted backups for older chats and media.
Google Expands Gemini With Audio Support, New Languages in Search, and NotebookLM Report Styles
Google has rolled out three major updates to its Gemini-powered products, bringing new features to the Gemini app, Google Search, and NotebookLM.
Nintendo Wins $2 Million Piracy Lawsuit Against Switch Modder
Nintendo has secured another major victory in its fight against piracy. A Washington District Court has ordered Ryan Daley to pay $2 million in damages and stop selling modified Nintendo Switch consoles online, according to court documents.
Nepal Protests: At Least 19 Dead, 256 Injured as Gen-Z Demonstrations Escalate
At least 18 people have been killed and 256 others injured during large-scale protests led by Gen-Z youths across Nepal, according to the Ministry of Health.
WhatsApp Brings Live Photos Support to iOS Beta
WhatsApp is adding support for Live Photos on iOS, giving users more ways to share moments in chats, groups, and channels.
Amazon Music Launches AI-Powered Weekly Vibe Playlists
Amazon Music has rolled out a new feature that uses AI to generate playlists based on your listening habits. Called “Weekly Vibe,” the feature creates a personalized themed playlist every Monday, reflecting the type of music you’ve been enjoying over the past week.
Fake Facebook Login Alert Emails Are Stealing User Accounts
A new phishing campaign is targeting Facebook users with fake security alert emails designed to steal account credentials.
Police Open Fire on Gen Z Protest in Kathmandu, Dozens Dead and Injured
At least 17 people have died and more than 200 others were injured after police opened fire on Gen Z protesters in Baneshwor, Kathmandu, on Sunday.
TikTok Removes Nearly 1.9 Million Videos in Nepal in Q1 2025
TikTok has released its Q1 2025 enforcement report, revealing that the platform removed 1,876,563 videos in Nepal for violating community guidelines.
iCloud Calendar Invites Abused in New Phishing Scam Disguised as Purchase Notifications
Scammers have found a new way to bypass spam filters by exploiting Apple’s iCloud Calendar invite system to send callback phishing emails directly from Apple’s own mail servers.
How to Fix SSL Handshake Failed and Cloudflare Errors (525, 522, 520, 524)
In this guide, we’ll break down what the SSL handshake is, why it sometimes fails, what common Cloudflare errors mean, and—most importantly—how you can fix them.
VirusTotal Detects Phishing Campaign Hidden in SVG Files
VirusTotal has uncovered a phishing campaign that uses SVG image files to deliver malware by impersonating Colombia’s judicial system.
Red Sea Cable Cuts Disrupt Internet Connectivity Across Multiple Countries
Internet services in several countries are experiencing disruptions after undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea.
Abijita Foundation Celebrates 8th Anniversary
We are excited to announce that Abijita Foundation has reached its 8th anniversary!
Instagram Now Lets You Pin Your Own Comments
Instagram is rolling out a new feature that lets users pin their own comments on posts.
European Commission Fines Google €2.95 Billion Over Ad Tech Monopoly
The European Commission has fined Google €2.95 billion (around $3.5 billion) for allegedly abusing its dominance in the advertising technology market.
US Detains Some 450 Workers in Hyundai-LG Battery Plant Site Raid in Georgia
US immigration authorities have detained as many as 450 workers at a construction site for a joint battery plant between Hyundai Motor Group and LG Energy Solution Ltd. in Georgia, as part of an investigation into undocumented individuals, reports said on Friday.
Chess.com Discloses Data Breach Affecting 4,500 Users
Chess.com has confirmed a data breach caused by a compromised third-party file transfer application, exposing the personal details of a small portion of its users.
