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Al Czervik, the low-class but rich real estate developer in 'Caddyshack,' shows what many people see as the 'unfair' effects of capitalism.
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There are lots of Starbucks order hacks on the internet, but this one went way too far.
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After the Information Commissioner's Office announced that it has tentatively determined that TikTok violated the UK data protection law between May 2018 and July 2020 by failing to handle the personal data of minor children, the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok may be subject to a $29 million fine.
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Microsoft's cybersecurity team said Wednesday that hundreds of millions of TikTok users could have their accounts taken over because of a 'high severity' security flaw in the Android app.
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A researcher developed a method that enables unique code to run on satellite dishes for around $25 worth of materials.
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Blur Finance engineers allegedly stole $600,000 in BLR from Polygon and BNB Chain, causing the token's value to drop by more than 90%.
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Certik, a blockchain security company, verified that hackers stole more than 300 NFTs, including NFTs from notable projects such as BAYC, Goblintown, and Othercoin.
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A hacker who claims to have stolen personal information from hundreds of millions of Chinese individuals is now selling it online.
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The con artist sold the stolen NFTs on OpenSea and laundered the proceeds via a crypto mixer.
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Axie Infinity said that hackers infiltrated the MEE6 Bot in order to add rights for a fictitious Jiho account.
Al Czervik, the low-class but rich real estate developer in 'Caddyshack,' shows what many people see as the 'unfair' effects of capitalism.
