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Escobar Phone creator pleads guilty to scamming buyers, never delivered devices

Sullying the good name of Pablo Escobar
Facepalm: In a turn of events that will likely surprise no one, the person behind the Escobar Phone that made headlines several years ago for its association with the infamous drug kingpin has pleaded guilty to fraud. The phones, which were rebranded Samsung Galaxy Folds, were never delivered to most customers, nor were the Escobar-branded flamethrowers he also purported to sell. However, buyers did get a certificate of ownership.
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Worldwide cyberattack underway as hackers exploit Microsoft SharePoint zero-day vulnerability

CISA has identified the exploit as a top-level security threat, a patch is now out
A hot potato: A newly uncovered security flaw in Microsoft's SharePoint software has sparked a widespread series of cyberattacks targeting government organizations, educational institutions, energy companies, and private enterprises around the globe. This threat has prompted coordinated investigations by authorities in the United States, Canada, and Australia, with cybersecurity experts warning that these intrusions represent one of the most serious server-level breaches seen in recent memory.
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