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Reijnders leads Netherlands to 7-0 victory over Greece, Germany wins 3-1France deploys 70,000 police to manage anti-government protests against Macron's reformsSoutheast Asian leaders meet in Manila to address U.S. trade disruptionsMohamed Salah sets Egypt scoring record in 5-0 win over MalawiPhilippine court orders arrest of US-wanted preacher Apollo QuiboloyABT offers up to $1,200 off appliances and electronics in November 2026Meta tests prediction-market app; DOJ seeks $1.2 billion from Binance hackCanadian airports accommodate extra flights amid North American outage chaos.Reijnders leads Netherlands to 7-0 victory over Greece, Germany wins 3-1•France deploys 70,000 police to manage anti-government protests against Macron's reforms•Southeast Asian leaders meet in Manila to address U.S. trade disruptions•Mohamed Salah sets Egypt scoring record in 5-0 win over Malawi•Philippine court orders arrest of US-wanted preacher Apollo Quiboloy•ABT offers up to $1,200 off appliances and electronics in November 2026•Meta tests prediction-market app; DOJ seeks $1.2 billion from Binance hack•Canadian airports accommodate extra flights amid North American outage chaos.•

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Hackers breach European supermarkets, exposing risks in smart technology

A recent cyber-attack on European supermarkets compromised their refrigeration systems, highlighting vulnerabilities in internet-connected devices. This incident underscores the need for improved cybersecurity...

BBC Technology · 11 days ago · 2 min read

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Pseudonym discusses REA's impact on software transparency and user rights

The developer "Pseudonym" created REA, an AI tool that reverse engineers software from various devices, promoting transparency and user rights in technology. Its viral success raises concerns about potential...

Scientific American · 15 days ago · 2 min read

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