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Florida ransomware expert said his company could decrypt attacks without paying hackers; prosecutors allege he charged victims more than $19 million while secretly sending over $8 million in ransom payments

Prosecutors allege that Pinhasi secretly paid hackers for decryption keys while charging clients much higher fees. A Florida cybersecurity expert who claimed his company could recover data locked by ransomware without paying hackers has been charged with fraud in the United States. Federal prosecutors allege that Zohar Pinhasi, 50, secretly paid cybercriminals to obtain decryption…

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‘The Paradise’ box office collection day 16 vs ‘Don’t Trouble the Trouble’: Nani’s film earns Rs 51 lakhs net; worldwide gross reaches Rs 171.96 cr; Fahadh Faasil’s movie crosses Rs 5 cr | Telugu Movie News

‘The Paradise’ box office collection day 16 vs ‘Don’t Trouble the Trouble’. Nani and Kayadu Lohar’s ‘The Paradise’ continued its theatrical run with modest earnings on its third Friday. According to Sacnilk, the movie collected Rs 51 lakhs in India net collections on Day 16, October 9. Its gross collection for the day stood at…

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Aquarius Horoscope Today, October 10, 2026: Slow down and stay alert as caution guides work, money and health

General:Use the designated slow lane. “It is not the speed of the stars that is needed, it is the alertness.” The Moon forms an adversarial relationship with Saturn, but it’s not that extreme of a tangle. This can introduce excess stress, disappointing information, or irritation due to something that seems trivial that escalates into a…

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CJP protest: Airfares soar as train services hit; slight rise in last-minute bookings | India News

NEW DELHI: The unprecedented clampdown in Delhi in the wake of CJP protest, including cancellation of several trains to the city, saw a “slight increase” in last-minute bookings on flights to and from Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) for this weekend. Airfares on some routes saw a surge, too.Travel industry insiders said the shift could…

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In 1967, Georgia man Donnie Peek bought 150 acres and grew his property to 1,600 acres; decades later, a $3.2 billion pipeline route shifted to run 2.5 miles only through his land alone

A 79-year-old landowner in western Georgia is challenging a major energy company after learning that a $3.5 billion natural gas pipeline project was moved away from a utility executive’s home and routed across 2.5 miles of his private land. Donnie Peek bought his first 150-acre property in Muscogee County in 1967. Over the following decades,…

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