It’s been a weekend full of crypto scams, hacks and deep fake chaos. Late Friday, someone was broken 50 Cent’s accounts pushed memecoin GUNIT and made millions. The exact amount is unknown; Fiddy himself wrote on Instagram, “Whoever did this won $3 million in 30 minutes.” The rapper’s X account and website were hacked at the same time.
Later, numerous deep-fakes by Elon Musk appeared on YouTube, telling viewers to deposit their crypto on a dubious website, promising free crypto in return. Now deleted, looped video He showed the mask It resembled a live stream from a Tesla event, with an AI-generated version of his voice instructing viewers to visit a website and deposit their Bitcoin, Ethereum or Dogecoin to enter the contest. More than 30,000 viewers tuned in at one point, pushing it to the top of YouTube’s Live Now recommendations.
Don’t take investment advice from rappers and social network owners.
– Matt Smith
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No, more time in space.
Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams flew over it the craft won’t return from the International Space Station until next month, not earlier this month. It announced last night that it was pushing back the return date to review problems with the Starliner’s maiden flight.
You are not limited to just a phone or a laptop.
I like how an Engadget writer solved a problem I had. You might be used to using VPNs to stream video content from other regions, but if you try to watch it on your TV, it’s a bit messy. This is where this guide comes into play. Along with guides to smart TVs and TV dongles, here’s a great tip I hadn’t thought of: using an HDMI cable to capture video directly from your phone. Smart!
A federal jury in Las Vegas found five defendants guilty.
Jetflicks once boasted that visitors could watch almost any TV show or movie. Anywhere.” A jury in Las Vegas federal court found the people behind the site guilty of criminal copyright infringement. Jetflicks used computer scripts and software to scour the web for illegal copies of movies and TV shows, and as recently as 2007 hosted hundreds of thousands of illegal copies from torrent and Usenet sites – making it a little harder to illegally watch shows and movies was
