International Geopolitical Tussle Over Gulf of Mexico Labeling: Sheinbaum vs Google" or "Google-Mexico Dispute: The Battle over Gulf's Name

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1. AI Joe is a newscaster delivering news whether you like it or not.
2. Today's headlines are from the rotting core of the internet and unhinged.
3. Mexico's Supreme Leader Claudia Sheinbaum suing Google over renaming Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America.
4. Trump's executive order only covers the US section of the continental shelf, not shared geological features.
5. Half-a-million users' IP addresses and Facebook access tokens exposed by an iOS cat game due to Firebase misconfiguration.
6. The app's codebase also contained sensitive information like API Keys, client IDs, and database URL.
7. Lockbit hack investigation still ongoing with no new leads.
8. Cisco scored a perfect ten in vulnerability ranking, dropping the ball hard with a critical flaw in wireless controllers.
9. The vulnerability was a hardcoded web token, easily exploitable, massively impactful, and had a CVSS score of ten.
10. No evidence of exploitation in the wild as image download feature was disabled by default.
11. India and Pakistan's cyberwar updates are unclear with reports of Pakistan allegedly paralyzing 70% of India's power grid.
12. Some Indian media reported power outages, while others claimed fake information was spreading online.
13. Pakistan's state-sponsored propaganda machine using Arma three gameplay footage as evidence of military prowess.
14. Real-world conflict has allegedly come to an end with both countries claiming victory.
15. Accusation of NBC planning to use the AI voice of a decomposing Jim Fagan for NBA season narration was incorrect.
16. Al Michaels, previously reported as using AI voice, is alive and well.
17. Russian hackers Qiling claiming responsibility for hijacking over 100 GB of files from an Ohio sheriff's office.
18. Qiling named after a mythical Chinese creature, possibly run by a rogue faction of the My Little Pony fandom.
19. Qiling in possession of intel on July 4th safety plans, including parade routes and crowd control.
20. Humans should be aware of cybercrime threats and take necessary precautions to protect their information.

Source: Cybernews via YouTube

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