An Israeli official has put forward new claims about the social media history of the Omani co-pilot accused of stabbing Flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar mid-flight between Dubai and Tel Aviv. The Flydubai Stabbing Probe Widens as Online Activity Claims EmergeRead more
DNS Leak Tests Reveal Only Part of a VPN's Privacy Picture
A DNS leak test answers one narrow question: which resolver handled a domain lookup while a VPN connection was active. It does not confirm that every application on a device is routed through the DNS Leak Tests Reveal Only Part of a VPN's Privacy PictureRead more
Government Bitcoin Transfer Sparks Confusion, Not a Sell-Off Signal
Bitcoin slid this week as two separate stories collided in the headlines: nearly half a billion dollars in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF outflows, and a transfer of roughly 9,261 Bitcoin, worth close to Government Bitcoin Transfer Sparks Confusion, Not a Sell-Off SignalRead more
SiGMA World Returns to Rome, Uniting Gaming and Fintech Sectors
Rome will host the next edition of SiGMA World from 2 to 5 November 2026 at Fiera Roma, bringing together operators, regulators, technology providers, and investors from across the global gaming and SiGMA World Returns to Rome, Uniting Gaming and Fintech SectorsRead more
Injuries and Bye Weeks Force Fantasy Managers Into Tough Calls
Week 5 lands with a double challenge for fantasy football managers: a growing injury list across several backfields and receiver rooms, and the season's first bye weeks, with the Kansas City Chiefs Injuries and Bye Weeks Force Fantasy Managers Into Tough CallsRead more
Birmingham Opens Stuart Hall Archive, Locks Out AI Scrapers
More than 3,100 items from Stuart Hall's personal papers are now public for the first time, after the University of Birmingham digitised notebooks, lecture recordings, index cards and an abandoned Birmingham Opens Stuart Hall Archive, Locks Out AI ScrapersRead more