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BADBOX malware hits 30,000 Android devices – make sure you update now
BADBOX most likely originates from China The malware can run ad fraud, residential proxies, and more malicious activity The network was recently disrupted...
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Kindlynxsh Hits Spotify Milestone With “Dont Braai Me (Soldier Man)” -SA Hip Hop Mag
Kindlynxsh Hits Spotify Milestone With “Dont Braai Me (Soldier Man).” The world of music just got a little hotter, and it’s all thanks...
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How box office numbers work: Understanding hits and flops
Have you ever wondered why some movies are called “box office hits” while others are labelled “flops”? What even qualifies a film as...
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Sjava’s “RACE” Featuring A-Reece & K-Shine Hits Monumental Spotify Milestone
Sjava’s “RACE” Featuring A-Reece & K-Shine Hits Monumental Spotify Milestone. South African music continues to soar globally as Sjava’s hit single, “RACE,” featuring...
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A year into Javier Milei’s presidency, Argentina’s poverty hits a new high | Poverty and Development News
The soup kitchen is run by the Union of Informal Economy Workers (UTEP), an organisation that represents employees without contracts or in unregulated...
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Davido, Ayra Starr, Pheelz, and DJ Tunez Gives Us New Hits on this week’s New Music Friday.
It’s Friday, and you know what that means—New Music Friday! The music scene is already buzzing with fresh beats, catchy lyrics, and rhythms...
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Bitcoin hits $100,000 for first time
Bitcoin broke $100,000 for the first time ever on Thursday. Bitcoin broke $100,000 for the first time Thursday as traders cheered Donald Trump’s...
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China hits back against US chip crackdown | Trade War News
China has banned exports to the United States of the critical minerals gallium, germanium and antimony, which have widespread military applications, escalating trade...
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Javascript files loaded with RATs hits thousands of victims
Kaspersky found a new campaign, using malicious JavaScript to deploy RATs The RATs are used to deploy two infostealers Among the victims are...
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