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We come across videos related to traffic rules violations and reckless driving every day. However, we have rarely seen an instance where cops actually have to chase culprits. Here we have one such case coming from Uttar Pradesh’s Ghaziabad. In this new video that has surfaced online, we see a police jeep following or chasing a Hyundai i20 on an elevated highway. In order to escape the cops, the car driver starts driving the car in reverse. The video has been shared by Goa First News & Entertainment on their…

AI-generated malware that avoids detection could already be available to nation-states, according to the UK’s cybersecurity agency. To produce such powerful software, threat actors need to train an AI model on “quality exploit data,” the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) said today. The resulting system would create new code that evades current security measures. “There is a realistic possibility that highly capable states have repositories of malware that are large enough to effectively…

Image Source : PIXABAY Chinese semiconductor company fueled by American technology and funding sidesteps Biden's regulatory measures A Chinese chip designer, partly owned by the country's top sanctioned chipmaker, is purchasing U.S. software and has American financial backing, relationships that underscore the difficulty Washington faces applying new rules meant to…

Google will not have to host third-party Android app stores in the Indian version of its Play Store, following antitrust rulings from January. The company is still facing a $161 million fine from Indian regulators, though they have eased up on how Android should function in the country moving forward. This comes in the wake of global legal action against Google’s anti-competitive actions across its entire business, as well as an EU ruling that might require Google and Apple to allow for more “open markets” down the line, …

The acting exploits of Machine Gun Kelly have generally left a lot to be desired, although it doesn’t help his case when the musician and actor stars in tedious dreck like Midnight in the Switchgrass and self-indulgent vanity project Good Mourning. When he puts his mind to it, in fairness, movies like One Way reveal a surprisingly competent actor. On the surface, the throwback action thriller sounds like the exact sort of film you’ve seen a thousand times before told in almost exactly the same way, with the leading man…

A large mountain lion that evaded wildlife officials for hours after it meandered into Brentwood on Thursday morning has been captured. The young adult cougar had moved around near the Brentwood Country Club as officials tried to dart or tranquilize the animal to move it into the “nearest suitable habitat,” said Tim Daly, a spokesperson for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. Shortly after 4 p.m., department officials captured the cat across the street from the country club, Daly said.Earlier attempts to dart…

Photo via Warner Bros. Settle in, spooky stans — because there’s plenty of horror news to unpack on this bright and sunny day! While the hunt is definitely on for the perfect Halloween costume for this year’s array of spine-tingling parties, headlines of all shapes, sizes, and colors are detailing the hottest updates in the realm of horror. In today’s juicy roundup, the eye-opening headlines relate to a recent head-turning shun for a key component for David Gordon Green’s The Exorcist reboot. In addition, a…

via Distribution Workshop A critically and commercially successful action blockbuster that stars an icon of the genre in the lead role and went on to find plenty of awards season glory sounds like appointment viewing, but Project Gutenberg (released in certain international markets as The Counterfeiter) strangely failed to make much of a splash outside of native shores. Writer and director Felix Chong’s acclaimed thriller holds respective critic and users scores of 83 and 76 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, brought…

Counter-drone systems typically attack a UAV's radio control or GPS systems, disabling pilot control as well as pre-programmed missions. But British defense tech company QinetiQ has now demonstrated a laser-controlled drone these systems can't stop.The demo, claimed as a world-first, showcased the company's new two-way Free Space Optical Communications (FSOC) system, designed to complement or replace radio control for military missions in areas where the enemy might have RF-blocking or detection gear.The system appears to…