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Ya-yo, ya-yo, Netflix’s ‘One Piece’ adaptation returns with season 2 next year and has already been renewed for a season three.

After a five-year legal battle, the SEC has dropped its appeal against Ripple. The outcome is a huge blow to the regulator’s playbook and a massive win for the crypto industry’s legitimacy.

The world’s richest man is using his new AI art tool to pump out sexualized images of women, leaning hard into the fantasies of his most devoted male followers.

Embargo ransomware, likely a BlackCat/Alphv successor, has netted $34.2M in crypto since mid-2024, researchers say. The Embargo ransomware group has processed $34.2M in crypto since emerging in April 2024, researchers from Blockchain intelligence company TRM Labs report. “TRM Labs has identified approximately USD 34.2 million in incoming transaction volume likely associated with the group, with […]

Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed vulnerabilities in select model webcams from Lenovo that could turn them into BadUSB attack devices.
“This allows remote attackers to inject keystrokes covertly and launch attacks independent of the host operating system,” Eclypsium researchers Paul Asadoorian, Mickey Shkatov, and Jesse Michael said in a report shared with The Hacker News.
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Nearly 30 years after ‘Batman & Robin,’ Warner Bros. is letting the Boy Wonder out of the shed and back into the movies.