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For All Mankind's latest trailer teases a war on Mars - Engadget - 25/02 1:48 am For the uninitiated, For All Mankind is an alternate history show that started with a simple premise. What if Russia landed on the moon before America? That has since ballooned into all kinds of stuff which include, as mentioned above, a potential war on Mars |
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Russia Targets Telegram as Rift With Founder Pavel Durov Deepens - Slashdot - 24/02 10:00 pm Russia has opened an investigation into Telegram founder Pavel Durov for "abetting terrorist activities," [non-paywalled source] in the latest sign that his uneasy relationship with the Kremlin has broken down |
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Telegram founder Pavel Durov is reportedly under criminal investigation in Russia - Engadget - 24/02 8:10 pm Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, is reportedly under criminal investigation by Russian authorities for abetting terrorist activities |
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Russia investigating Telegram founder Durov as part of criminal case, Rossiyskaya Gazeta reports - Star - 24/02 4:47 pm MOSCOW, Feb 24 - Russia is investigating Telegram founder Pavel Durov as part of a criminal case on the "facilitation of terrorist activities", state-run newspaper Rossiyskaya Gazeta reported, citing the Federal Security Service (FSB) |
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Samsung led European smartphone market in 2025, Apple and Honor grew the most in the Top 5 - Gsmarena - 24/02 4:01 am According to a new release by Omdia, Samsung led the European smartphone market (excluding Russia) in 2025, with 46.6 million units shipped and a 35% market share |
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Telegram Disputes Russia's Claim Its Encryption Was Compromised - Slashdot - 23/02 7:45 am Russia's domestic intelligence agency claimed Saturday that Ukraine can obtain sensitive information from troops using the Telegram app on the front line, reports Bloomberg |
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Russia is launching a stratospheric balloon relay network to counter Starlink restrictions, but it has one major flaw the wind - Techradar - 21/02 5:45 am Russia is testing a 20-kilometer stratospheric balloon relay system after Starlink restrictions disrupted battlefield communications in Russian-controlled territories |
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US Plans Online Portal To Bypass Content Bans In Europe and Elsewhere - Slashdot - 20/02 10:02 am The project could further strain ties between the Trump administration and traditional U.S. allies in Europe, already heightened by disputes over trade, Russia's war in Ukraine and President Donald Trump's push to assert control over Greenland |
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Russia's recent blocking of Telegram is reportedly disrupting its military operations in Ukraine - Engadget - 19/02 9:52 pm A decision to ban Telegram on home soil may have backfired on the Kremlin. Last week, Russia went on a blocking spree , banning a number of Western apps in an effort to push domestic users towards Max, an unencrypted state-owned app |
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Cyberpunk platformer Replaced has once again been delayed - Engadget - 19/02 3:06 am However, previous delays have been for a very good reason. The development team had to relocate from Belarus to Cyprus after Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022 |
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YouTube was down for thousands of users in the US - Engadget - 18/02 11:27 am YouTube is experiencing an outage across the United States, with users in other countries like Canada, India, the Philippines, Australia and Russia also having problems with accessing the website |
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Infosec exec sold eight zero-day exploit kits to Russia, says DoJ - Theregister - 16/02 7:22 am PLUS: Fake ransomware group exposed; EC blesses Google's big Wiz deal; Alleged sewage hacker cuffed; And more Infosec in Brief The former General Manager of defense contractor L3Harriss cyber subsidiary Trenchant sold eight zero-day exploit kits to Russia, according to a court filing last week. |
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OpenAI Claims DeepSeek Distilled US Models To Gain an Edge - Slashdot - 14/02 12:30 am In distillation, one AI model relies on the output of another for training purposes to develop similar capabilities. Distillation, largely tied to China and occasionally Russia, has persisted and become more sophisticated despite attempts to crack down on users who violate OpenAI's terms of service, the company said in its memo, citing activity it has observed on its platform |
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Russia is using DNS and DPI to block YouTube, Telegram and WhatsApp while pushing state-controlled MAX as alternative - Techradar - 14/02 12:25 am Russia has completely blocked access to Telegram, WhatsApp, and YouTube |
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Google reports that state hackers from China, Russia and Iran are using Gemini in 'all stages' of attacks phishing lures, coding and vulnerability testing get AI underpinnings from hostile actors - Tomshardware - 13/02 10:06 pm Hackers from Russian, China, India, North Korea, and elsewhere are using Google's Gemini AI to augment their attacks, Google says |
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Russia Fully Blocks WhatsApp - Slashdot - 13/02 2:10 pm An anonymous reader shares a report: U.S. messenger app WhatsApp, owned by Meta Platforms, has been completely blocked in Russia for failing to comply with local law, the Kremlin said on Thursday, suggesting Russians turn to a state-backed "national messenger" instead |
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Russia cracks down on WhatsApp as it pushes state-backed rival - Star - 13/02 11:36 am Russia has blocked the popular messaging service WhatsApp over its failure to comply with local legislation, the Kremlin said on Feb 12, urging its 100 million Russian users to switch to a domestic alternative |
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Russia blocks WhatsApp as messaging app crackdown gathers pace - Cnbc - 12/02 7:28 pm WhatsApp on Thursday said Russia had attempted to "fully block" its service, with 100 million users affected |
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WhatsApp is now fully blocked in Russia - Engadget - 12/02 7:09 pm After warnings from lawmakers last year, WhatsApp has been blocked in Russia for as many as 100 million users, the Financial Times reported |
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WhatsApp says Russia 'attempted to fully block' app - Star - 12/02 3:00 pm WhatsApp said Feb 11 that Russia "attempted to fully block" the messaging app in the country to push users to a competing state-controlled service, potentially affecting 100 million people |
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WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram are now blocked in Russia - Technave - 12/02 1:51 pm Meta's three social media platforms, WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram, have now been officially blocked in Russia |
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Telegram CEO condemns new restrictions in Russia as citizens turn to VPNs to bypass the blocks - Techradar - 12/02 12:30 am Russia begins disrupting access to Telegram, but users are fighting back |
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Moscow chokes Telegram as it pushes state-backed rival app - Star - 11/02 11:00 am Russia's Internet watchdog on Feb 10 announced it was throttling the Telegram messenger platform for alleged legal violations, as Moscow tries to push its citizens into using a more tightly controlled domestic online service |
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AI Is Here to Replace Nuclear Treaties. Scared Yet? - Wired - 9/02 7:30 pm The last major nuclear arms treaty between the US and Russia just expired |
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Italy claims cyberattacks 'of Russian origin' are pelting Winter Olympics - Theregister - 6/02 7:28 pm Right on cue, petulant hacktivists attempt to disrupt yet another global sporting event Italy's foreign minister says the country has already started swatting away cyberattacks from Russia targeting the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics. |
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Are VPNs legal? - Engadget - 6/02 1:00 am That means VPNs are legal in almost every country in the world. The countries that do restrict VPNs tend to be those where internet freedoms are already curtailed, like Russia, China, Iran and North Korea |
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Russia-linked APT28 attackers already abusing new Microsoft Office zero-day - Theregister - 3/02 2:18 am Ukraines CERT says the bug went from disclosure to active exploitation in days Russia-linked attackers are already exploiting Microsoft's latest Office zero-day, with Ukraine's national cyber defense team warning that the same bug is being used to target government agencies inside the country and organizations across the EU. |
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Musk says steps to stop Russia from using Starlink seem to have worked - Star - 1/02 5:57 pm Feb 1 (Reuters) - Elon Musk said on Sunday that moves by his SpaceX company to stop the 'unauthorized' use by Russia of its internet system Starlink seemed to have worked, while Kyiv's defence chief said officials were working on ways to prevent any future use by Moscow |
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Windscribe promises users in Iran and Russia "solutions" to ongoing VPN crackdown here's everything we know - Techradar - 31/01 12:08 am As Iran and Russia double down their VPN crackdown, Windscribe confirms it's working on solutions, with wider support for the AmneziaWG protocol being the "highest priority." |
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WinRAR exploit reportedly remains widely-used by China and Russia state actors despite patch vulnerability allows malicious archives to deliver a hidden payload to Windows Startup folder - Tomshardware - 29/01 8:20 pm Google says that a WinRAR exploit that has been patched six months ago remain a popular attack vector, especially for state-sponsored threat actors |
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Windscribe review: Despite the annoyances, it has the right idea - Engadget - 28/01 8:00 pm Check out how we test VPNs to learn more about the new standards we're using. Findings at a glance Category Notes Installation and UI Installation and setup are always straightforward Apps look very similar on Windows, macOS, iOS and Android App design is overly compact and often impenetrable, but hides a solid program Browser extensions allow one-click bypassing of security features on the current page, much like common ad blockers Speed Average latency below 300 worldwide Some slowdown in download and upload speeds, but not severe Speeds were highly consistent everywhere except some African servers Security Six solid protocols WireGuard, IKEv2, and four based on OpenVPN Most protocols available on all platforms, except IKEv2 on Android No leaks detected, even while switching servers Packets are encrypted as expected Pricing $9 per month, $69 for one year ($5.75 per month) Custom plans cost $1 per country plus $1 for unlimited data; must spend at least $3 Static IPs available for $2 per month or $8 per month for a residential address Free plan gives you 10 locations and 10GB per month with a confirmed email Bundles Shares coupon codes for various discounts on five "partners in privacy" Privacy policy Retains very little information, none of it personally identifiable Can make an account without an email address All apps have been audited by independent overseers Fought Greek court case in 2025 because it had no logs to turn over Virtual location change 15 different servers in five locations unblocked Netflix Content changed each time, suggesting the destination site was completely fooled Server network 193 server locations in 122 cities across 71 countries Only two virtual server locations in the entire network Real servers in Russia and India risk abrupt shutdowns Features Standout extras include the customizable R.O.B.E.R.T blocker and split tunneling on Windows, Mac and Android Network Options offers lots of automation choices, but terminology makes it needlessly confusing Includes obfuscation to get online in restrictive regions Firewall is a stronger version of a kill switch, preventing any access unless the VPN is connected Customer support Knowledgebase search bar is good at finding articles, and articles themselves are useful Garry AI chatbot is helpful, but pushed way too hard at the expense of access to human agents Active Reddit and Discord communities for peer-to-peer help Background check Founded in Canada in 2016 No significant controversies in 10 years Canada is a Five Eyes nation, but this shouldn't matter if Windscribe is keeping to its no logs policy Installing, configuring and using Windscribe The first step is always to figure out how easy or hard the VPN is to use |
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Microsoft Was Routing Example-Domain Traffic To a Japanese Cable Company for Five Years - Slashdot - 28/01 2:01 am Microsoft has not explained how Sumitomo Electric's domain entered its configuration. The incident follows 2024's revelation that a forgotten test account with admin privileges enabled Russia-state hackers to monitor Microsoft executives' email for two months |
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Doomsday Clock Ticks To 85 Seconds Before Midnight, Its Closest Ever - Slashdot - 28/01 1:21 am The clock now stands four seconds nearer than last year's setting, and this marks the third time in four years that the Bulletin has moved it closer to midnight. The Chicago-based nonprofit pointed to aggressive behavior by nuclear powers Russia, China and the United States, fraying nuclear arms control frameworks, ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, unregulated AI integration into military systems, and climate change |
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World Not Ready For Rise In Extreme Heat, Scientists Say - Slashdot - 27/01 12:12 am From a report: Demand for cooling will "drastically" increase in giant countries like Brazil, Indonesia and Nigeria, where hundreds of millions of people lack air conditioning or other means of beating the heat. But even a moderate increase in hotter days could have a "severe impact" in nations not used to such conditions like Canada, Russia and Finland, said scientists from the University of Oxford |
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Moscow likely behind wiper attack on Polands power grid, experts say - Theregister - 26/01 7:54 pm Cyber sleuths believe Sandworm up to its old tricks with a brand-new sabotage toy Russia was probably behind the failed attempts to compromise the systems of Poland's power companies in December, cybersecurity researchers claim. |
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