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- 1Researchers say online ads used to deliver zero-click spyware●Online ads weaponised to deliver ‘zero-click’ spyware, researchers say
Security researchers say an Israeli firm has been using digital advertising networks to install zero-click spyware on targets' devices, without users clicking anything or opening a message. The finding raises concerns that mainstream ad infrastructure, which reaches billions of people, is being exploited as a surveillance delivery channel, and renews scrutiny of the commercial spyware industry.
- 2Opinion: Ramaswamy's ad criticized for dragging family into politics▼Ramaswamy's ad goes too far weaponizing family in politics | Opinion
A new opinion column argues that Vivek Ramaswamy's latest campaign advertisement goes too far by using his family as a political prop. The piece contends that invoking spouses and children in campaign messaging crosses a line, turning personal life into a political weapon and setting an unhealthy precedent for how candidates court voters.
- 3Spanish merch drop offers character dakimakuras and acrylic stands●Los artículos disponibles son: - Dakimakura (Maid, Bunny & Babydoll) - Alfombrilla de ratón (Bunny & Babydoll) - Stand a
A Spanish-language anime merchandise seller has announced a new wave of character goods. Available items include dakimakura body pillows in Maid, Bunny and Babydoll designs, matching mousepads, acrylic stands in versions A and B, and button badge sets in the same three outfits. The announcement lists exactly what fans can order, with each product themed around the same costume variations.
- 4Offspring guitarist Noodles pauses activities over health issues●https://www. wacoca.com/life/477755/ 「オフスプリング」ギタリスト・ヌードルズ 当面活動休止「深刻な健康上の問題に対処するため」 – スポニチ Sponichi Annex 芸能 # health # K
Noodles, guitarist of American punk band The Offspring, is suspending his activities for the time being, citing the need to deal with serious health problems. The announcement, reported by Japanese outlet Sponichi Annex, is drawing attention from fans in Japan and abroad, who are reacting to news of the band's longtime guitarist stepping back from performing.
- 5Tulane student groups to host talk accusing Israel of disease 'weaponization' in Gaza●Tulane student groups to host talk accusing Israel of disease ‘weaponization’ in Gaza
Student groups at Tulane University in New Orleans are organizing an event alleging that Israel has weaponized disease in Gaza, a claim circulating amid ongoing disputes over humanitarian conditions in the territory. The planned talk has drawn attention as campus activism over the Israel-Hamas war continues to spark controversy at American universities.