The European Union’s top foreign policy official says ten member states are providing urban search and rescue teams to help Turkey deal with massive earthquake damage.
Russia rejects WSJ report on joint production of drones with Iran
Moscow has its own programs for the production of drones, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday, commenting on reports about the plans of Iran and Russia to jointly produce UAVs.
After 16 Years of Freeware, ‘Dwarf Fortress’ Creators Get $7M Payday
An anonymous reader shares a report from Ars Technica:
The month before Dwarf Fortress was released on Steam (and Itch.io), the brothers Zach and Tarn Adams made $15,635 in revenue, mostly from donations for their 16-year freeware project. The month af…
Deadly earthquake exacerbates suffering of displaced Syrians
The deadly 7.8 earthquake that struck Turkey near the Syrian border has hit hard in areas that house millions of war-displaced Syrians
Syria stops rail service
Syria has suspended rail service after the country was hit by a deadly earthquake
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Dell to slash about 6,650 jobs as it battles slowing demand
Dell Technologies employs over 5,000 people in Ireland across its five sites
Poland deploys Patriot batteries to capital city, Warsaw
Patriot missile batteries that Poland acquired from the U.S. last year have been deployed to the country’s capital Warsaw as part of military exercise, according to Poland’s defense ministry.
‘SNL’ gives comic voice to downed Chinese balloon
The remains of the balloon itself were played by Bowen Yang, who seemed none too happy to be floating in the chilly waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
MalVirt Loader Distributes Formbook and XLoader with Unusual Levels of Obfuscation
Cybercriminals were found distributing virtualized .NET malware loaders, dubbed MalVirt, in a Google Ads-based malvertising campaign to install the Formbook stealer and XLoader. The hackers used KoiVM virtualization technology to obfuscate their implem…
UK: Quarter of CFOs Have Suffered $1m+ Breaches
Around a quarter of UK business leaders expect cyber-threats to significantly increase this year, with a similar number of global firms having already suffered costly breaches in the past, according to PwC.