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Oh shit!! I knew it! It was always about the phone hacking lawsuit hearing verdict!? RAVEC assessment cancelled ,now accommodation with drawn. It appears the Monarchy is working for the criminals at Fleet Street and not the taxpaying public. #DailyMail #ConstitutionalCrisis

It wasn't an arrow but literal Norman knights breaking through the shield wall and hacking him to death.

🚨Cyber Alert ‼️ 🇦🇷Argentina - 𝗠𝗲𝗿𝗰𝗮𝗱𝗼 𝗟𝗶𝗯𝗿𝗲 𝗔𝗿𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗮 The Gentlemen hacking group claims to have breached Mercado Libre Argentina. Threat actor: The Gentlemen Sector: Wholesale / Retail Data exposure (claimed): Not specified Data type: Not specified Observed: Jul 6, 2026 Status: Pending verification ESIX©: 5.40 Full details and impact assessment on HackRisk.io

The ref was quite clearly influenced by Mexico the whole game 7 fouls, 3 yellows, 1 red and a pen, a pen which was bs Meanwhile Mexico got away with hacking at everything. The singular card they got was for an incident he still carded our player for after not seeing.

It's true bro. He was storing his hacking stuff on Microsoft Onedrive

For Mega Man X4-X6 hacking, this is massive. You could extend stage size limits to a point where you could even consider scaling movement speed. Let alone in-game character/armor swapping without disc reading (no audio hiccups).

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4 years ago I was 19 with no money, clients, or clue what to do with my life... I'm 23 now, I've made over $3M online, and I've built 2 seven-figure companies. And it all started with dropshipping at 17: I spent $40 on ads for my first store, got 2 sales, and switched it off. My second store scaled to $100 a day in spend, then died a few months later because I wasn't profitable. I literally told my own parents I wasn't cut out for entrepreneurship. Ironic, given what I do now. Then came university, and a retail job I hated. I'd spend my lunch breaks running outside to binge YouTube, searching for a way out. Eventually I found a small creator, maybe 2,000 subscribers, talking about the agency model. I paid him everything I had. I was already deep in student debt, living off my overdraft, and I went further into debt to buy his program. It was a kind of "figure it out as I go" thing. Yet it was what started everything. I got my first clients off Twitter, running a giveaway strategy while everyone else drowned in cold email. And I never did free work. I charged $1,000/month out the gate and scaled up from there. But for the first year, the business was just me. I was the product, the marketing, sales, delivery, etc. From $0 to $10k a month, you can't escape the work you hate, because you can't afford to hire anyone. It took me a full year to hit my first $10k month. Then I got comfortable, and it nearly cost me everything. I moved into my own apartment at 20, started making $30k a month, and took my foot off the gas. By March 2024 my business had actually gone backwards. The period I grew fastest was the period I was least comfortable. That taught me to be careful of comfort for life. I ran that agency for 2 and a half years, mostly stuck around $40k to $50k a month. Then I switched on paid ads in December 2024. We went from $50k to $150k a month in 3 months. 2 and a half years of grinding, and nearly all the growth came in one 90-day window once the ads went on. The vehicle was right the whole time. I just had to keep hacking away until it compounded. The only way you guarantee you fail is if you quit.

📊 Crypto Pulse | July 6, 2026 Bitcoin extended last week’s recovery, trading around the $62K to $63K range as markets balanced improving sentiment with renewed institutional repositioning, regulatory developments, and continued infrastructure investment. 🏦 Institutional Adoption Institutional activity dominated today’s headlines. Bitmine accelerated its Ethereum treasury strategy with another $74 million ETH purchase, reinforcing Tom Lee’s long-term conviction that regulatory clarity and tokenization will drive Ethereum demand. At the same time, Strategy disclosed the sale of 3,588 BTC worth approximately $216 million to fund preferred stock dividend obligations while maintaining its broader Bitcoin treasury strategy. Analysts largely viewed the sale as treasury management rather than a shift away from Bitcoin. Meanwhile, Ripple secured full authorization under Europe’s MiCA framework through Luxembourg, positioning the company to provide regulated crypto asset services across the European Economic Area and strengthening XRP’s institutional narrative. 🌐 Infrastructure Infrastructure development continued despite mixed market conditions. Ripple’s MiCA approval represents one of the most significant regulatory infrastructure milestones in Europe this year, enabling broader institutional participation across regulated payment and digital asset services. Meanwhile, Ethereum treasury companies continue expanding their exposure as firms increasingly treat ETH as a long-term balance sheet asset rather than simply a speculative investment. 🔒 Regulation & Security Security and compliance remained major themes. CertiK reported that crypto losses declined 47% during the first half of 2026, but warned the ecosystem is far from safer as second-quarter exploits climbed sharply, driven largely by sophisticated attacks linked to North Korean hacking groups. Across Europe, regulators continued enforcing MiCA, with authorities flagging unauthorized crypto service providers while licensed firms such as Ripple advanced into full compliance. South Korea also continued reviewing potential action against Polymarket, reflecting ongoing global scrutiny of prediction market platforms. 🧠 Market Developments Bitcoin posted its strongest weekly performance since March, with analysts identifying the $60.4K region as an important support level while bulls attempt to establish momentum toward higher resistance. The broader crypto market also improved, with altcoin sentiment recovering after recent weakness. However, ETF flows remained a concern after reports showed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $5.4 billion in net outflows during the first half of 2026, highlighting that institutional demand remains selective despite improving market structure. Outside price action, Coinbase faced criticism after its AI-generated content mistakenly published a FIFA World Cup result before kickoff, prompting internal reviews of its AI publishing systems. 🎯 TokenToolHub Takeaway Today’s market highlighted the growing distinction between price action and structural adoption. Bitcoin continues recovering while institutions refine treasury strategies rather than abandoning digital assets. Ethereum accumulation remains aggressive, Ripple continues expanding regulated access across Europe, and regulators are steadily defining the next phase of crypto markets. At the same time, security remains a critical challenge. Falling annual losses do not necessarily mean the ecosystem has become safer, especially as attack sophistication continues to evolve. The market is increasingly being shaped by infrastructure, compliance, and institutional capital allocation rather than short-term volatility alone. More on what’s happening at: tokentoolhub.com/web3-trends…

A 19-year-old man accused of being part of the Scattered Spider hacking group has been arrested after investigators allegedly used a unique Windows identifier to track him down. According to U.S. prosecutors he was arrested in Finland before boarding a flight to Japan. He has since been extradited to the U.S. and faces charges including hacking, fraud, and conspiracy. Investigators say Microsoft shared information about a Global Device Identifier (GDID) with the FBI. GDID is a unique ID tied to Windows devices, and prosecutors claim it helped link the suspect’s computer to online accounts and hacking activity. Authorities say Scattered Spider has been linked to more than 100 cyberattacks and over $100 million in ransomware payments.

Who the fk use windows for hacking lol

bro this is the most accurate description of indie hacking

🚨 BOMBA EN EL MUNDO DE LA IA Y EL HACKING 🚨 Pliny, el crack de los jailbreaks de IA, acaba de lanzar T3MP3ST. Un enjambre multiagente de IA que convierte tu suscripción normal de Claude Code o OpenAI Codex en una máquina real de caza de bugs. Sin invitaciones exclusivas ni barreras. Para cualquiera que quiera cazar de verdad. Imagina un equipo de IAs trabajando 24/7 en el proceso completo: • Reconocimiento • Explotación • Informe automático Todo en cadena y automático. Pliny lo llama “convertir a cualquiera en cazador de zero-days”. Los números hablan solos: en los 104 desafíos oficiales de XBOW, T3MP3ST resolvió el 90,1% a la primera. La herramienta de XBOW solo alcanza el 85%. ¿Quieres ser de los que cazan antes que el resto? Dale like si te voló la cabeza y sígueme para más herramientas que están rompiendo el juego. El futuro del bug hunting ya no es humano… es enjambre. 🦾

Stop playing games with me. Stop hacking me.

You should start sneezing and hacking - as loudly and as apologetically as possible.

Anyone know how his conflict with Russia is going after they beytrayed him hacking his phone & causing a chunk of this carnage?