Top Hacks from Black Hat and DEF CON 2021 portswigger.net - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from portswigger.net Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
This paiting makes the Royal Society of Portrait Painters show
This painting of Miles Jupp has been chosen for exhibition at this year s Royal Society of Portrait Painters annual show.
It features the comedian in character as David Tomlinson in James Kettle’s play The Life I Lead, about the Mary Poppins and Bedknobs and Broomsticks actor.
He sat for painter Martyn Burdon backstage at the Cambridge Arts Theatre, in costume and between performances.
The comic said: ‘I’m so thrilled with the picture. It’s such a lovely thing to be asked to do. Although it’s of a man in a bowler hat and wing collar, it is still very modern.
22 February 2021, 7:35 pm EST By ( Screenshot from Tor Browser )
Developers of the highly used privacy-focused browser known as the Brave web browser had to frantically scamper in order to fix a certain bug that actually prevented the browser from leaking certain visited Tor addresses in the DNS traffic.
The popular anonymous browser known as Brave had actually sported a Tor mode ever since 2018 in order to allow its users to visit the said .onion address on the dark web even without having to use another separate Tor browser.
Can you be tracked on Tor?
According to an article by TechRadar, an anonymous security researcher actually demonstrated that the said browser was secretly sending the queries for the supposed .onion addresses to a particular public DNS resolver for everyone to see. This basically defeats the initial purpose of using Tor i
More exasperated viewers have lodged official complaints about Channel 4 s deepfake version of the Queen s Christmas Day speech.
The number of complaints to Ofcom continues to rise two weeks on from the controversial broadcast and has now reached 347.
Viewers were left reeling from the four-minute clip, which saw 48-year-old actress Debra Stephenson appear as Her Majesty using CGI technology.
Her fake Queen made jibes about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle quitting the royal family as well as a thinly-veiled reference to allegations dogging Prince Andrew involving his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
The broadcaster used digital trickery to make an actress look like the Queen was practising dance moves for social media site TikTok
Ofcom has received more than 200 complaints about Channel 4 s digitally created deepfake version of the Queen s Christmas speech.
The broadcaster used digital trickery to make an actress look like the Queen practising a dance for social media site TikTok.
The fake speech also included jokes about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex s departure from the UK, as well as a nod to the scandal surrounding the Duke of York and his connection to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
It was broadcast on Channel 4, shortly after the Queen s Christmas message was aired on BBC.
The video, starring actress Debra Stephenson as Her Majesty, was billed as a warning about misinformation and fake news.