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'This puts organizations at risk of credential theft, data manipulation and broader compromise': UK government, Microsoft warn Russian hackers are hitting TP-Link home routers to hijack internet traffic

SOHO endpoints are being used as gateways into corporate environments, where credentials and sensitive data gets harvested.

TechRadar

Volunteers turn a fan’s recordings of 10,000 concerts into an online treasure trove

In 1989, an up-and-coming band called Nirvana played in Chicago. Aadam Jacobs was there

The Independent UK

Internet Tears Zendaya Apart After Her Old Remark On Being A Feminist Resurfaces

“Her PR team just finished writing this statement, which they started in 2019.”

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3 ETFs to Buy Now If You Want to Invest Directly in OpenAI

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest is giving retail investors a rare shot at OpenAI, bringing pre-IPO AI exposure into ARKK, ARKW, and ARKF

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Asian woman shows husband visibly disgusted at her Thai food. Now the internet is clocking them: ‘He doesn’t respect you’

A Thai woman eats a homemade noodle dish at the kitchen table. When she pans the camera over to capture her white husband’s reaction, the internet suggests he’s being “disrespectful” to her.

The Mary Sue

Russia's major internet services instructed on how to detect VPNs — but there may be some workarounds

In his guidelines, Russia's Ministry of Digital Development highlighted some limitations in VPN detection, which could also help residents navigate the crackdown.

TechRadar

Israel targets Iran’s railways and bridges after warning people not to travel by train

The Israeli military tells Iranians that “presence on trains and near railway lines endangers your life” - but few will see social media post due to internet blackout

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2026 Kawasaki KLE500 First Ride Review: It Doesn't Deserve the Internet's Hatred

Much hate has been directed toward the all-new 2026 Kawasaki KLE500 due to a variety of spec-sheet 'failures.' But having ridden it in the mountains of Utah, it's undeserved. Though a few tweaks could make it great.

RideApart

Windows is using your internet to update other people’s PCs — disable this hidden setting to speed up your connection

Microsoft uses other Windows PCs to distribute Windows Updates but fortunately you can disable this setting and maximize your computer's bandwidth.

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Tourist raped by Phuket van driver she asked for help

A 43-year-old van driver was arrested after a Ukrainian woman complained to police she was raped after asking him to share his internet connection with her so she could contact her friend.

Bangkok Post

Woman orders Murphy bed off Wayfair. Then she sees what the parts came wrapped in, spurring on conspiracy theory: ‘Wasn’t wayfair in the files?’

In 2020, a strange conspiracy made its way through the internet.

The Mary Sue

The Arms Race Has Gone Airborne: What Investors Need to Know

Draganfly CEO Cameron Chell explains how edge AI, swarm technology, and rising global defense budgets are accelerating the autonomous drone sector into a policy-driven super cycle.

MarketBeat

Iran’s internet blackout is longest national shutdown since Arab spring

Iranian authorities cut access to internet on 28 February leaving many with limited information about war

The Guardian - UK

“There’s No Possible Way You Can Understand”: 81 Things Women Are Tired Of Explaining To Men

Empathy allows you to put yourself in someone else’s shoes and see the world from their perspective. However, that’s easier said than done. Because of their limited life experience, some people have huge blind spots related to the challenges that others face. Every. Single. Day. In a series of online…

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The Times of India

"Trans women are.....": Clavicular’s viral moment with trans women sparks fresh conversation on internet culture

A viral clip featuring Clavicular and trans women is gaining attention for its calm and honest tone. The conversation explores how online language and trends move across communities. Instead of conflict, the exchange highlights shared influence and mutual awareness. Viewers are engaging with its thoughtful nature, as it reflects how…

The Independent UK

Memes, AI slop and financial advice: How Iran is beating Trump at his own online propaganda game

IN DEPTH: Fake news and misinformation about the war is spreading like wildfire alone as Washington and Tehran compete for attention and control of the narrative. Jessie Williams looks at how Iran is using the internet to taunt Trump and win the meme war

The Independent UK

Connection at a cost: The high-risk world of Iran’s underground VPN market after internet blackout

INDEPENDENT PERSIAN: Users are risking it all to get online as operators gain the ability to monitor activity during the nationwide internet shutdown, writes Alireza Manafi

Tom’s Guide

AI is making the internet invisible — and no one is talking about it

We are trading serendipity for speed. New data shows AI search favors utility over creativity, creating a "narrowing" of the web that could erase millions of voices.

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5 “Miracle Cures” That Could Actually Harm You

Health fads pop up faster than viral dance challenges, and just like those dances, some of them can leave you feeling a lot worse than you started. From exotic powders to DIY potions, people are chasing quick fixes to look, feel, or perform better, and the internet loves to fan…

The Free Financial Advisor

5 Online Actions That Are Logged By Default and Most People Never Notice

A single tap, swipe, or voice command can leave a digital footprint that lasts far longer than expected. The internet does not just react to actions—it remembers them, organizes them, and often builds detailed profiles from them. That reality feels invisible because nothing dramatic happens in the moment, yet those…

Fortune

Internet Watch Foundation finds 260-fold increase in AI-generated CSAM in just one year, and ‘it’s the tip of the iceberg’

One in 17 young people have personally experienced deepfake imagery abuse, and one in eight know a victim.

PC Gamer

Google AI embarrasses itself when asked to perform the one simple task computers have always been good at

If you're going to force me to talk to the computer, it better be smarter than this.

PC Gamer

Beloved YouTuber The Gaming Historian moves on from making videos with a 'parting gift': A ton of ancient Nintendo court docs you can browse on the Internet Archive

The docs are from what may be the company's most famous lawsuit.

Space

Atlas V rocket launches its heaviest-ever payload, sending 29 Amazon internet satellites to orbit

An Atlas V launched 29 of Amazon's internet satellites — collectively the heaviest load the rocket has ever lofted — on Saturday morning (April 4).

Sports Illustrated

Jack, Tiger and Parking Spaces: Two Reporters Reflect on Four Decades at the Masters

Bob Harig and Gary Van Sickle have been reporting from the Masters since the 1980s and reflect on the best tournaments, biggest heartbreaks and craziest catastrophes inside the press buildings.

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