Criminals demand $768m to keep Revolut client data undisclosed
Personal and financial data of users, including the owner of Gamdom and Skins.com, may have been leaked following a cyberattack on the British fintech bank.
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Mother of one of Musk's children sold Tesla
Conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair stated that she was forced to sell her Tesla Model S electric car for $100,000
Ryanair boss falls victim to trolling
Michael O'Leary, head of budget airline Ryanair, became the victim of unusual trolling in an Irish pub.
Cybersecurity expert falls for scammers' bait
Even the most experienced specialists are not immune to mistakes — the founder of the Have I Been Pwned service and renowned cybersecurity expert Troy Hunt has fallen victim to a phishing attack.
Elon Musk sold Twitter, but there is a catch
The largest deal in the world of social networks — Twitter has changed owners. However, there is one curious detail: the new owner is the company xAI, which belongs to... Elon Musk himself.
Google to pay $100 million
Tech giant Google has agreed to allocate $100 million to settle a long-running class action lawsuit related to inflated advertising service prices.
Usyk and Jake Paul: Is an MMA Rules Fight Possible?
Ukrainian heavyweight world boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk has stirred interest among combat sports fans
Chinese Galactic Energy to launch rockets using magnets
Chinese private space company Galactic Energy has announced ambitious plans to develop a new rocket launch technology using magnetism.
TikTok slime hair masks may lead to hair loss
An unusual beauty trend is gaining popularity on social media — slime hair masks that promise a laminating effect. Bloggers advise rubbing the sticky mass into the hair
Ukraine's largest gambling operators earned $1.1bn in a year
The Ukrainian gambling market posted impressive financial results last year. The five largest operators — Favbet, Betking 777, SLOTS CITY, SuperGra Casino and Champion Casino
Major Tesla investor demands Elon Musk's resignation
Leading Tesla investor Ross Gerber, who holds 260,000 shares in the company, has officially demanded that Elon Musk step down from his position as head of the automaker.
Kyivstar acquires Uklon
Mobile operator Kyivstar has officially announced the acquisition of taxi and delivery service Uklon. The deal amount was $155 million, making it one of the largest in the Ukrainian digital services sector.
Canada's trump card in trade war with US is blocking Pornhub
Amid trade disagreements between Canada and the US, blocking the popular porn site Pornhub could become an unexpected pressure tool.
Telegram to freeze accounts
Telegram plans to introduce a new penalty system for users who violate the messenger's rules.
Starbucks to pay $50m over scalding injury
In 2020, an incident in the US resulted in millions of dollars in losses for Starbucks. A delivery driver purchased three XXL cups of tea.
Pavel Durov leaves France
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has left France, where a criminal case was opened against him. According to AFP, the entrepreneur was able to travel to Dubai with permission from a French court.
TikTok introduces night mode for teenagers
The social network TikTok has officially announced the introduction of new restrictions for users under the age of 16. From 22:00 onwards, the screen will be temporarily locked, and soothing music will play instead of the usual videos.
Online fraud hits US banking system
With the development of digital technologies and artificial intelligence, internet fraud has reached unprecedented scales.
Massive raids on OnlyFans models
Raids are being carried out across Ukraine on models working on the OnlyFans platform. According to the Economic Truth, law enforcement agencies are citing Article 301 of the Criminal Code
Lex Friedman complains about drone attack in Moscow
American podcaster Lex Friedman reported that a drone attack occurred during his stay in Moscow. He was in the Russian capital preparing for an interview with President Vladimir Putin.
Musk caught lying again
Billionaire Elon Musk claimed in a recent interview that Ukraine was behind the cyberattack on his social network X (formerly Twitter)