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- 1Gyazo breach exposes data of 23.6 million users▼Week in review: Gyazo breach exposes 23.6M user data, TASK#STOMP steals documents
Screenshot service Gyazo suffered a data breach affecting 23.6 million users, with personal information exposed. The incident is reported alongside a separate malware operation called TASK#STOMP that steals documents from infected machines. Security observers are treating both as reminders of growing risks around stored user data and targeted document theft, as details of the breach's scope continue to circulate.
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A woman in Cambodia reportedly fell eight floors onto a roof, regained consciousness, sat up, and spent about 20 minutes scrolling through her phone. The unusual case of survival has drawn wide attention, with questions about how she escaped with the ability to use her phone. Her current medical condition has not been confirmed.
- 3Trump voter's Honduran wife caught in immigration crackdown near Houston●This is news from my old stomping grounds. (Bellaire is entirely surrounded by Houston, where i lived for many years.) T
A man in Bellaire, Texas, a city entirely surrounded by Houston, backed Donald Trump and his immigration policies, but is now facing the consequences as his wife, who is from Honduras, is affected by them. Commenters are highlighting the irony, with many saying supporters of the crackdown did not expect it to reach their own families.
- 4Saint John advocates rally to Stomp the Stigma around mental health▼Saint John mental health advocates “Stomp The Stigma”
Mental health advocates in Saint John, New Brunswick, have launched an initiative called Stomp the Stigma, aimed at encouraging open conversations about mental health and challenging negative attitudes that stop people from seeking help. The campaign is drawing local attention as communities across the region continue to push for better awareness and support around mental illness.
- 5Asian volunteers in Ukraine's foreign legion celebrate captured flags●Volunteers from China, Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea with the AFU’s Asian Legion, stomping on captured enemy rags! Free
Volunteers from China, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea serving in the Ukrainian armed forces' Asian Legion are shown stomping on captured enemy flags in a photo circulating online. The post frames the act as a symbol of international solidarity, with the caption declaring that freedom knows no borders when the world stands together for justice in Ukraine's war.