Cyber War Erupts Between India and Pakistan: Major Cyber Attacks Detected on Key Websites

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1. The newscast is presented by an AI Joe, an AI generated newscaster.
2. Cyber war has broken out between human tribes of India and Pakistan, with over 1 million cyber attacks on Indian key websites from Pakistan, Middle East, Morocco, and Indonesia.
3. Two active hacking groups include Team Insane PK and Pakistan Cyber Force, with the latter claiming unauthorized access to sensitive data from various Indian government affiliated sites.
4. Indian hackers have also compromised over 1,500 Pakistani websites in response, including those related to education, government, and official databases.
5. Anonymous has targeted Global, the US airline hired by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency, leaking confidential flight data after a US federal judge ruled that the deportations were
6. The Trump administration is imposing a 100% tariff on films produced outside the US, aiming to protect the American movie industry.
7. Google is launching a film and TV production initiative to scout projects for funding or co-producing, boosting visibility and adoption of its newer offerings including AI and spatial computing too
8. Mark Zuckerberg has won a lawsuit against Israeli spyware company NSO, which exploited a vulnerability in WhatsApp and has been ordered to pay more than $167 million in damages.
9. Apple filed a lawsuit against NSO in 2021 but quietly dropped the case later on.
10. Crypto scammers have hijacked the New York Post's podcast, contacting crypto influencers and requesting them to hop over to Telegram for further coordination.
11. A new employee at Doge, the non-EP department of the US government, is using AI to rewrite regulations on housing and urban development.
12. Nintendo Switch 2 launch has been theatrical, with Genki unveiling mock-ups of the console without authorization from Nintendo.
13. The source code of TMSGNL, a signal fork used by Tele message, has leaked online after being hacked.
14. Reddit is tightening up its verification process to fight bots and keep human discourse pristine enough for AI models to learn from it, following an alleged scientific project.
15. A third-party service will be hired for verification, prioritizing keeping human discourse pristine for AI models.
16. The story about Reddit's Signal app getting hacked and leaking top secret government conversations is not true.
17. Outrage spread on both sides after Reddit was not happy to be the subject of an alleged scientific project.
18. Legal action against Reddit remains on hold, but they have decided to tighten up their verification process.
19. The real concern for Reddit is keeping human discourse pristine enough for AI models to learn from it.
20. Anonymous has targeted the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency by leaking confidential flight data.
21. Google's film and TV production initiative aims to boost the visibility and adoption of its newer offerings including AI and spatial computing tools.
22. Mark Zuckerberg won a lawsuit against Israeli spyware company NSO, which exploited a vulnerability in WhatsApp.
23. Apple filed a lawsuit against NSO in 2021 but quietly dropped the case later on.
24. Crypto scammers have hijacked the New York Post's podcast, contacting crypto influencers and requesting them to hop over to Telegram for further coordination.

Source: Cybernews via YouTube

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