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- 1Security researchers flag possible phishing site impersonating BHD●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//serviciosbhdopen[.]iceiy[.]com/?i=1 🧬 Analysis at: https:// urldna.io/scan/6ac7f0203
Cybersecurity observers are warning about a suspicious website mimicking Banco BHD's online services, hosted at serviciosbhdopen.iceiy.com. The address, shared with obfuscated formatting to prevent accidental clicks, mimics a legitimate Dominican bank domain but sits on a free hosting service, a common sign of credential-harvesting scams. A technical analysis of the page has been published via URLDNA. Users are being urged to avoid entering banking credentials and to verify addresses carefully.
- 2Economist argues asset price inflation now dwarfs cost-push inflation●“But today’s cost-push #inflation is dwarfed by the wealth-effect driven #assetpriceinflation that has so enriched the a
Ann Pettifor writes on her Substack that the bond market is flashing a warning, and argues that today's cost-push inflation is minor compared with asset price inflation driven by the wealth effect, which has mainly enriched the already wealthy. The piece, titled 'The Bond Market's Premonition', is being shared among commentators debating inequality and monetary policy.
- 3Ten Netflix Sleeper Hits That Improved After Season One●Movie TV Tech Geeks # TV # Netflix # AliceinBorderland # BoJackHorseman 10 Netflix Sleeper Hits That Got So Much Better
A rundown of ten Netflix shows described as sleeper hits that got significantly better after their first season is circulating among TV fans. The list highlights series including Alice in Borderland and BoJack Horseman, arguing that slower-opening titles rewarded viewers who stuck with them, and prompting conversation about which Netflix shows deserve a second chance.
- 4ETHAKA agroforestry project in Mozambique concludes●ETHAKA A # Sustainable Agricultural Production and Consumption Model for # Climate # Resilience and Food and Nutrition S
The ETHAKA project, a three-and-a-half-year sustainable agriculture initiative led by the NGO ICEI, has concluded in Mozambique as of late 2025. The programme promoted agroforestry and reforestation models aimed at strengthening climate resilience and improving food and nutrition security for local communities.