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Kelly Rowland’s flak addressed the former Destiny’s Child singer’s decision to walk off the set of the “Today” show by not acknowledging it at all.

“After 28 years of knowing her, Kelly Rowland remains one of the kindest, most amiable humans I have ever met and have had the blessing to represent,” Yvette Noel-Schure told “Entertainment Tonight” in a statement Tuesday.

Page Six broke the news last week that the “Survivor” singer left co-anchor Hoda Kotb in the lurch by leaving the morning show after her dressing room wasn’t “up to par.”

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• Helldivers 2’s Developing Studio – Arrowhead’s CEO has been addressing fans’ grievances on Twitter.
• He has assured fans that the development team works 24/7 to resolve the server and matchmaking issues.
• He has advised fans against buying the title if they are running low on cash with a confident and reassuring tone.

Swedish developers Arrowhead did not anticipate the barrage of players that would take a liking to the latest release of Helldivers 2. They, however, remain responsive to the fans’ requests to increase the server capacity.

On Twitter, developers Arrowhead’s CEO John Pilestedt responded to the disappointed fans of Helldivers 2, clarifying that the developers are working on improving the server capacity 24/7. He also mentioned…

Tens of thousands of Microsoft Exchange servers are vulnerable to a flaw that is already being abused in the wild, experts have warned.

The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2024-21410, is a privilege escalation flaw that allows threat actors to perform NTLM relay attacks on Microsoft Exchange Servers and escalate their privileges on the target endpoint. As a result, they could steal sensitive information and confidential data being shared via email, or could use the access as a stepping stone for more devastating attacks.