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TLDR is an acronym that stands for Too Long Didn t Read.
TLDR is commonly used to summarize lengthy content and can signal a sort of executive summary at the start of news articles or emails.
The abbreviation can come off as rude, so it s best to avoid using TLDR as a response in professional settings.
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If you ve spent any time on online forums or in the comments sections of news websites or social media posts, you ve more than likely encountered the internet shorthand TLDR.
What TLDR means
TLDR is a common online abbreviation that stands for Too Long Didn t Read. If that sounds a little rude or passive aggressive, you re aptly sensing one of its uses; that is often the way TLDR is used in response to densely worded articles online. While TLDR is the most common usage, you may also see the semicolon inserted in the acronym, as in: TL;DR.
Uyghurs in China, abroad targeted by hackers
ANI
28 May 2021, 21:19 GMT+10
Beijing [China], May 28 (ANI): Members of the Uyghur community in China and abroad are being targeted in surveillance efforts by Chinese-speaking hackers through the use of fake emails from the United Nations (UN) and a human rights group, according to cybersecurity researchers.
A joint collaboration between cybersecurity groups Check Point Research and Kaspersky s Global Research and Analysis Team concluded with low to medium confidence that the effort was carried out by Chinese-speaking hackers, reported The Hill.
The hackers were targeting Uyghurs in both China and Pakistan using malicious emails designed to trick individuals into installing a back door into Microsoft Windows software to allow the hackers to collect information and further carry out attacks, said the researchers.
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