Category: Crimes
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Archive.org is down due to a major data breach and multiple DDoS attacks: 31 millions of users affected.
The Internet Archive reported yesterday that Archive.org and its services, including the Wayback Machine and others, were down due to a massive DDoS attack and a data breach, affecting more than 31 million users. The website also invites users to visit Have I Been Pwned, a service that helps determine if your email has been…
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Suspect at Large after Murder Attempt at Kuala Lumpur International Airport
Malaysian police are on high alert after a shooting incident at Kuala Lumpur International Airport Terminal 1 (KLIA 1) on April 14.
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Jury Orders Donald Trump to Pay $126 Million in Defamation Case
A jury has ordered Donald Trump to pay $126 million in defamation damages to E. Jean Carroll, who accused him of sexual assault. Trump, present during the trial, left abruptly, calling the decision “ridiculous” and vowing to appeal. This marks the second verdict within a year related to Carroll’s accusations. The jury focused on determining…
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Vandalism Strikes Captain Cook Monument in St Kilda: Calls for Restoration Amid Controversial Messaging
Vandalism struck the Captain Cook monument in St Kilda, as the statue was found sawn off at the ankles, accompanied by the spray-painted message, ‘The colony will fall.’ The incident, condemned by Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan, sparks calls for restoration and reignites controversy surrounding historical memorials.
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Facebook owner Meta faces $600 mln lawsuit from Spanish media
A group representing 83 Spanish media outlets has filed a 550 million euro ($600 million) lawsuit against Facebook owner Meta Platforms, citing unfair competition in the advertising market in a case that could be replicated across the European Union. The AMI media association said in a statement on Monday the lawsuit was filed collectively by…
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Trump’s Combative Testimony in Fraud Trial Foreshadows Approach in Upcoming Criminal Cases
Former President Trump’s contentious testimony in the landmark fraud trial offered a glimpse of his combative and evasive strategy. As he faces multiple impending criminal trials, his approach reflects a growing shift towards aggressive rhetoric and defiance of legal proceedings.
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Australian Woman Accused of Fatal Mushroom Lunch Also Faces Four Counts of Attempted Murder
Erin Patterson, charged with the deaths of three people following a mushroom lunch, now also confronts four counts of attempted murder, including an attempt on the day of the fatal meal, according to court documents. The case has garnered intense public and media scrutiny, with a committal mention hearing scheduled for May 3.