Author: Mir News

A claim that 3.5 million people watched Napoli-Juventus illegally raises uncomfortable questions about Italian football’s anti-piracy strategy – and whether its leaders can demonstrate results beyond blocked addresses. By MirNews Italian football sells drama, rivalry and the promise that every minute matters. For the businesses paying to broadcast it, those minutes carry another meaning: the narrow window in which exclusive rights must earn their value. Once the final whistle blows, an illegal broadcast cannot be unwatched. A blocking order delivered too late cannot recover the exclusivity already lost. That is the commercial reality behind allegations that 3.5 million people watched…

When a familiar face on a video call can be generated in minutes, trust can no longer rest on what people see. It has to rest on what they can check. By Mir News Staff · October 16, 2026 When a Video Call Is No Longer Proof In early 2024, a finance employee at the Hong Kong office of British engineering firm Arup joined what looked like a routine video call with senior colleagues, including the company’s chief financial officer. He had been suspicious of an earlier email asking for a confidential transaction. The call put those doubts to rest.…

A real-estate company at the centre of a complex dispute Promaxima Immobilien AG, described in the source material as a Swiss-listed company focused on developing, acquiring and managing income-producing real estate, is presented as the centre of a web of shareholdings, family ties, unpaid claims and disputed asset transfers. The key figures named are Hans Peter Buchschacher, Hakan Solak and Laetitia Riedel. The source claims that Buchschacher and the Riedel side together control more than 50 per cent of the voting shares. The original text characterises this as potential “acting in concert”. Whether that would in fact constitute a regulatory…

SpaceX has launched the final three satellites needed to complete the O3b mPOWER constellation for satellite operator SES. The mission also marked a major milestone for the company as it completed its 700th Falcon rocket launch. The launch took place on Sunday afternoon from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. A Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Space Launch Complex 40 at 2:49 p.m. Eastern Time. The mission carried three Boeing-built satellites known as F11, F12, and F13. They are the final additions to the O3b mPOWER network, a medium Earth orbit communications system designed to provide high-speed connectivity…

Leaders across the United States marked the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks on Friday with ceremonies, speeches, and tributes honoring the 2,977 people killed in the deadliest terrorist attack in American history. A quarter-century after the attacks of September 11, 2001, officials gathered at memorial sites across the country to remember the victims, recognize first responders, and reflect on the lasting impact of a day that changed the nation. The attacks involved four hijacked commercial airplanes. Two planes struck the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, leading to their collapse. A third plane…

The confrontation between the United States and Iran intensified on Saturday after military actions by both sides raised fears of a deeper conflict across key shipping routes in the Middle East. The latest exchange centered on naval operations and oil transportation, increasing concerns about the security of global energy supplies and maritime trade. According to the United States military, Iranian forces launched ballistic missiles toward two American Navy warships operating in regional waters. U.S. officials said both vessels avoided the attacks without suffering damage. Shortly afterward, American forces carried out strikes against three Iranian crude oil carriers that officials described…

A federal immigration officer is facing criminal charges after prosecutors accused him of providing false information during an investigation into a shooting that injured a Venezuelan man in Minnesota earlier this year. Christian Castro, an officer with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, appeared in federal court in Texas after surrendering to authorities. The case centers on statements he allegedly made to investigators following a January shooting in Minneapolis. A federal judge ordered Castro released from custody under strict conditions. He was placed on a $75,000 unsecured bond and must wear a GPS monitoring device while the case proceeds through the…

August can be a tough month for movie fans. Big summer hits begin to fade, while cinemas fill with films that may not have been strong enough for the main season. Mutiny arrives in that gap. It is not a bold film. It does not try to change the action genre. Instead, it gives Jason Statham another role that fits him almost too well. That may sound like a criticism. It is not always one. Statham plays an ex-cop who now works as a bodyguard. His wealthy boss is killed, and he soon finds himself caught in a dangerous plot.…

Major security vulnerabilities in popular meeting software recently created serious safety risks for remote work. Security experts uncovered critical flaws in the screen drawing features of the platform. These security gaps allowed meeting participants to take over other connected computers without any warning. The security issues sat directly within the interactive drawing tools that let meeting attendees type and draw on shared screens. Anyone sharing a screen could potentially hijack the computers of everyone watching the presentation. At the same time, any viewer could take total control of the screen presenter’s device. The flaw required zero action from targeted victims…

Wall Street trading firms pay big money for early access to presidential posts. Trump Media shared this update during its first earnings call with market analysts. The firm owns the Truth Social platform. Company leaders revealed that more than ten major customers signed up for the new data service. Most of these new clients are high-frequency trading businesses. These firms use fast computers to buy and sell stocks in fractions of a second. They pay between sixty thousand dollars and one hundred thousand dollars each month. In return, they get a direct data feed. This tool is known as the…