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May 31, 2025Ravi LakshmananMalware/Cybercrime The operation of multinational law enforcement agencies has resulted in takedowns of online cybercrime syndicates, providing services to threat actors to prevent malicious software from being detected in security software. As a result, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) said it had seized four domains and its associated servers promoted cryptographic services on May 27, 2025 in partnership with Dutch and Finnish authorities. These include avcheck[.]Net, encryption[.]biz, and crypto[.]The first person, all will display a seizure notification. Other countries that participated in this effort include France, Germany, Denmark, Portugal and Ukraine. “Cryptography is the process of…
The division within Israeli society is becoming ever deeper and deeper as Israeli society advances by a prime minister who claims that Israel’s catastrophic war against Gaza is shattered and the goal of a complete military victory is met. Over the past few weeks, as Israeli peace activists and anti-war groups have strengthened their campaign against conflict, war supporters have increased continued pressure, regardless of their humanitarian, political or diplomatic costs. Members of the military either protest the political motivations to continue the war with Gaza, or have issued an open letter claiming that the latest attacks systematically destroying Gaza…
Chinese training near Scarborough Shawl came when South Korea announced it was finding a new Chinese buoy in the yellow sea.The Chinese Navy is conducting a “combat preparation patrol” near the conflicted Scarborough shawl in the South China Sea, and South Korean officials have separately announced the discoveries of more Chinese buoys in the contested seas of the yellow sea. The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Southern Theatre Headquarters has drilled “territories and airspaces in Wangyan Island and its surrounding areas in China.” The report said during May, the PLA “trained to further strengthen its management of related seas and air…
The lawyers for the six victims say the “historic” court decisions grant a light letter from survivors who have been demanding justice for decades.Guatemala’s top courts sentenced three former paramilitary groups to 40 years each after being convicted of raping six Indigenous women between 1981 and 1983, one of the bloodiest periods of the Central American civil war. The conviction and sentence on Friday marks another important step in achieving justice for Maya Achi Indigenous women who were sexually abused by government-controlled armed groups during a period of extreme bloodshed among the military and left-wing rebels who left as many…
World Boxing says Algerian gold medalists will have to get genetic screenings to compete in future events, including the Olympics.Algerian Olympic boxing champion Iman Kelif must undergo genetic sex screening to participate in upcoming events, and as the Governing Body of Sports has introduced mandatory sexual testing for all boxers in the competition, World Boxing announced its new policy on Friday, notably referring to Algeria’s Khelif. Algeria’s Khelif won women’s welterweight gold at last year’s Parisiolmím, prompting a gender-qualified line. “Iman Kerif may not participate in the women’s category at any global boxing event until Iman Kerif undergoes genetic sex…
Federal officials will begin reviewing social media accounts for visa applicants who are planning to attend, work or visit Harvard University For signs of anti-Semitism, we mark the latest developments in the clash between the Trump administration and the Ivy League Schools. Signed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and sent Friday, acquired by the Associated Press, Cable accused the university of failing to protect violence and anti-Semitism from campus. The review measures said it would help consul officers identify applicants with a history of those crimes.This measure will be sent to all US embassies and consulates and will take…
It’s Friday, May 30, 2025—and this wraps up our tech funding coverage for both the week and the month of May. Today’s lineup features a diverse mix of AI, biotech, fintech, healthtech, and industrial startups closing fresh capital to scale their platforms and products. From Snorkel AI’s $100M Series D to expand its data development suite to Vima Therapeutics’ $60M push to advance epigenetic treatments for movement disorders, it’s clear: even as May comes to a close, the appetite for bold bets hasn’t slowed. Across sectors and continents, founders are securing the runway they need to solve complex problems—whether it’s…
Cambridge, Massachusetts (AP) – Her day after An emotional speech at Harvard University Starting, Yurong “Luanna” Jiang continued to come across classmates and praised the message that people should not demonize others for differences, but should see all people’s common humanity. “We are beginning to believe in people who think differently, vote differently, pray differently – it’s not just wrong whether they’re sitting next to us, whether they’re on the other side of the ocean, or sitting next to us. We mistakenly consider them evil. But that doesn’t have to be this way,” she said in her speech. Center “Luanna”…
US President Donald Trump has announced that his administration is increasing tariffs on steel imports from 25% to 50%. Speaking to steel workers and supporters at a rally outside Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Trump framing his latest tariff increase as a boon to domestic manufacturing. “We bring that to 25% to 50%. This brings iron tariffs to the United States, which will make the US steel industry even safer.” “No one is going to avoid that.” How that tariff increase will affect free trade transactions between Canada and Mexico, or another trade agreement with the UK earlier this month remains unknown. Additionally,…
Sejong in Korea – By the standards of Korean metropolitan cities, Sejong is not particularly a city. Sejong, a planned city with a population of 400,000 and 62 miles south of Seoul, doesn’t even break the top 20 urban centers. However, if South Korea’s next president could have had his way, Sejong could soon become the “de facto” capital of the country. A dominant favourite of Tuesday’s presidential election, Lee Jae-myeon pledged to move the presidential office, parliament and numerous public institutions to the Holy Holy Land as part of a new push to establish new administrative capital. “I will…