
Pentagon data breach: hackers accessed records of nearly 3 million employees
Threat actors spent nine months probing the DMDC personnel database, posing a risk to military and civilian security.

Threat actors spent nine months probing the DMDC personnel database, posing a risk to military and civilian security.

Halyna Herha, co-owner of Epitsentr, was spotted wearing a luxury Breguet Reine de Naples 8918 model, which can reach 2.3 million hryvnia on the market.

A 16-year-old schoolboy used his own AI agent to discover a vulnerability in Microsoft Titan that could have granted access to 25,000 accounts and 17 trillion rows of data.

Around 50 masked men entered the Borivazh grain terminal at the Port of Pivdennyi. Security stated that the facility was seized by force.

A Tu-95MS strategic turboprop aircraft crashed during a training flight in Russia. According to Russian sources, the crew consisted of seven people, six of whom were killed.

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Odoxa-Mascaret poll records historically lowest support for the French president, while National Rally leaders maintain 35% standing.

Ukrainians' spending on online casinos and betting reached 160 billion hryvnia in 2024
In 2024, Ukrainians spent a colossal sum – nearly 160 billion hryvnia – on topping up accounts at online casinos and bookmakers. These figures have sparked active discussion in society, particularly against the backdrop of the ongoing war and economic difficulties.
Average monthly spending on gambling from January to November amounted to 12.7 billion hryvnia. However, December saw a sharp spike – Ukrainians spent 19.4 billion hryvnia in that month alone, setting an absolute record for the year.
The gambling industry remitted 16.99 billion hryvnia in taxes to the state budget in 2024. This amount is 63% higher than the 2023 figure, highlighting the growth in industry turnover. Nevertheless, the tax burden on the gambling business is gradually decreasing: if it stood at 13.3% in April 2024, it fell to 7.9% by December.
People's Deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak expressed concern over the scale of gambling spending in wartime conditions. According to him, although part of these funds is returned to users as winnings, spending nearly 20 billion hryvnia on such entertainment appears alarming.
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