A ransomware group called WorldLeaks is claiming responsibility for a massive Nike Data Breach. The group says it stole more than 1.4 terabytes of internal company files and published them on the dark web. What Happened WorldLeaks posted its claims on January 22, 2026, through its dark web leak site. Over the weekend, the group
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The following article explains how to stream Teofimo Lopez vs Shakur Stevenson fight on any device. On Saturday January 31st, Teofimo Lopez and Shakur Stevenson will square up for a highly anticipated fight at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Coverage for this PPV event will likely begin around at 6 PM ET with
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A security researcher recently discovered an exposed database containing over 149 million unique login credentials. This massive collection of stolen data sat on the internet without any password protection or encryption. The 96 GB database included usernames, passwords, email addresses, and exact login URLs for accounts across dozens of services. Sensitive Information Exposed The exposed
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Swedish authorities recently dismantled a major IPTV operation and uncovered the identities of nearly 5,000 paying subscribers. This crackdown serves as a warning to cord-cutters who use unverified live TV (IPTV) services. What Happened in Sweden? Police charged a 43-year-old man and his 55-year-old associate with gross accounting fraud. Their operation, known as Nordicplay, earned
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Google is moving forward with new Android sideloading restrictions that will arrive in September 2026. The company calls this an “Accountability Layer” rather than a ban, though it will make installing apps (APKs) from outside the Play Store more difficult for average users. Google plans to roll out this system in September 2026. Brazil, Indonesia,
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Google agreed to pay $8.25 million to settle a class-action lawsuit accusing the tech giant of illegally collecting data from children under 13. Parents filed the lawsuit in June 2023, claiming Google violated the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act along with California and Florida state laws. The settlement class could include between 3.8 million and
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US-based food delivery platform GrubHub confirmed a data breach where hackers downloaded data from its systems. The ShinyHunters cybercrime group is allegedly behind the attack. The hackers are now demanding Bitcoin payment to prevent releasing the stolen information. GrubHub is one of at least 31 confirmed victims tied to a larger wave of Salesforce-related data
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A French court has issued another ruling that forces VPN providers to block access to pirate streaming websites. This latest order targets popular VPN services including NordVPN, Surfshark, ExpressVPN, CyberGhost, and ProtonVPN. The decision marks a growing trend in Europe that could eventually spread to the United States. What the French Court Decided The Tribunal
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The constant cat-and-mouse game continues for the Stremio application as it has been removed from the Amazon and Apple App Stores while being reinstated to Google Play. Just over two weeks after being pulled, users can now find Stremio available again on the Google Play Store for both Android mobile and Android TV devices. In
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Popcorn Time is back and now available in the form of a legal streaming outlet and an official website. Back in 2014, Popcorn Time made headlines as a “Netflix-style” Streaming APK for watching movies and TV shows. But unlike Netflix, it didn’t get content from licensed providers. Instead, it used torrents to stream media files
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