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Nexus Mods – one of the biggest modding sites on the internet – has confirmed it won’t be hosting Pokémon-themed Palworld mods, saying doing so would “almost certainly… put us at risk of legal action” given Nintendo’s history of litigiousness.

Palworld’s big hook, of course, is the Pokémon-like Pals that roam its open world, all of which can be caught (in a very Pokémon-like manner) to assist in exploration and survival. The sometimes startling similarity between Pals and Pokémon’s creature designs has been a major talking point since its early access launch, and it was inevitable modders would begin swapping out Palworld’s derivative creatures for the real thing.

It took mere days for the first Palworld Pokémon mod to arrive, and quick as you like,…

Nepal has witnessed an exponential 340 per cent annual growth in publicly reported hacking incidents against private and public sector digital infrastructure, according to police statistics. This surging epidemic of intrusions has been enabled by untreated flaws permeating networks and deficiencies around oversight, allowing websites and databases to be easily penetrated by even novice hackers.

The vectors for such website breaches predominantly include SQL injection attacks and distributed denial of service (DDoS) salvos – together underlying over 85 per cent of documented cybercrime cases with technical evidence and attack forensics.

As compared to Server Loss, SQL injection is one of the critical vulnerabilities which lead to taking over the database of the server, SQL injection…

Many have been wondering where the blue bird logo has disappeared to, as a black and white “X” logo suddenly took over. Elon Musk has taken over Twitter and renamed it ‘X’.

With Musk’s lead in the initiative, X aims to provide a space for free expression. While Twitter already was a platform for discussion, Musk’s X promises to prioritise free expression more actively.

Musk’s vision of free speech and its interpretation within X’s policies are still being outlined and observed.

Beyond the name, the transformation signifies Musk’s ambition to push the platform beyond standard social media boundaries.

The specifics remain under wraps, but Musk’s aspirations for a more encompassing digital environment are evident.
 

Musk Promises Financial Aids for…

Although Ryan Seacrest announced his leave as co-host on Live, he was undoubtedly loved by the audience. However, no one can be perfect, and there was one time when he made a blunder while hosting. During Ripa’s game show Generation Gap, a mistake from his side led to a 45-minute shutdown. The footage has not been shared anywhere, however, Ripa did mention what went down in detail. There has been no lack of compliments for Seacrest. The mother of three has never lost the opportunity to praise Seacrest and has even called him a “best friend”. Unfortunately, the radio personality has decided to leave the show after careful consideration.

Ryan Seacrest Made A Mistake While Hosting Causing A long Delay

There is no question that Ryan Seacrest is one of the best and…

Instrument maker Jericho Guitars has accused Gibson of attempting to shut down its business via aggressive legal tactics targeting the service it uses for web hosting.

In a post to Facebook, Dave Muselman, CEO and president of Jericho Guitars, accused Gibson of shutting down his personal and business email, and forcing him to remove all product listings. “Without establishing any contact whatsoever, Gibson’s team of lawyers shut down my brand Jericho Guitars’ website and attempted to stop me from hosting baritoneguitars.com and jerichoguitars.com. They shut down my personal and business email, they shut off Jericho Guitars web-hosting service, they forced me to remove every single one of my product listings offline BEFORE ever speaking a word or delivering me any letters of any…