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Roblox Teams Up with Google to Boost In-Game Advertising

Roblox Teams Up with Google to Boost In-Game Advertising

Roblox Corp has announced a new partnership with Google, aiming to scale up its in-game advertising strategy and tap deeper into ad-based revenue opportunities. The collaboration marks a significant move in Roblox's ongoing efforts to monetize its massive player base through brand engagement.

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Apple Releases iOS 18.4 with Priority Notifications and Expanded AI Features

Apple Releases iOS 18.4 with Priority Notifications and Expanded AI Features

Apple has officially rolled out iOS 18.4, bringing with it a suite of enhancements—including the expansion of Apple Intelligence to new regions such as the European Union and India. Alongside this update, Apple has also released iPadOS 18.4, macOS 15.4, watchOS 11.4, and visionOS 2.4, offering broader access to its latest features across its device ecosystem.

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Massive Data Breach Reportedly Exposes Emails of 200 Million X Users

Massive Data Breach Reportedly Exposes Emails of 200 Million X Users

A major data breach reportedly hit the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) over the weekend, potentially affecting up to 2.8 billion user accounts—making it one of the most significant leaks in social media history.

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Carousell Rolls Out Buyer Magnet Feature with No Upfront Cost

Carousell Rolls Out Buyer Magnet Feature with No Upfront Cost

Carousell, the popular secondhand marketplace, has launched a new promotional tool called Buyer Magnet—a feature designed to increase the visibility of listings without requiring upfront paymentSimilar to existing tools like Bump and Spotlight, Buyer Magnet helps sellers attract more views and potential buyers by placing their listings in prominent spots and targeting users who are most likely to be interested. However, what sets this new feature apart is its pay-only-if-you-sell model.

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Zero-Day Windows Shortcut Exploit Used by State-Backed Hackers Since 2017

Zero-Day Windows Shortcut Exploit Used by State-Backed Hackers Since 2017

A newly disclosed zero-day vulnerability in Windows shortcut files (.lnk) has been exploited in-the-wild for several years by state-sponsored hacking groups. Identified as ZDI-CAN-25373, the flaw allows attackers to silently execute malicious commands using shortcut files—making it difficult to detect through traditional security tools.

Security researchers revealed that this vulnerability has been abused since at least 2017 by advanced persistent threat (APT) groups linked to 11 different countries. 

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