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As Malaysians anticipate the upcoming RM100 one-off cash assistance under the Sumbangan Asas Rahmah (SARA) initiative, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) has issued a firm warning to the public: do not fall for fake registration websites and scam messages. This timely alert comes as fraudulent links have begun making the rounds online, tricking people into providing personal details under the guise of claiming the aid.
If you're like me and grew up with a love for quirky PC games, chances are Insaniquarium Deluxe holds a special place in your heart. It's chaotic, cute, and just the right amount of challenging. This past weekend, I decided to do something a little different: attempt to beat the entire game in a single sitting. Spoiler alert—I did it. It took about 1 hour and a bit more, and wow, what a ride it was.
If you've ever opened a folder with thousands of images or videos and watched your PC slowly redraw every thumbnail like it's stuck in 2005—you're not alone. This happens because Windows 11 keeps a limited cache of your file thumbnails (also known as IconCache), and sometimes it just wipes them out, leaving you with that painful wait.
In response to the alarming surge in online scams, the Malaysian government is exploring new regulations that could soon require all advertisers on social media platforms to verify their identities. The move, currently under review by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), is part of a broader effort to enhance online safety through new legislation.
In an increasingly digital world, even a nation as tech-savvy as Singapore is not immune to cyber threats. On July 19, Singapore's Defence Minister Chan Chun Sing revealed that select military units have been deployed to assist in combating an ongoing cyberattack targeting the country's critical infrastructure. The revelation underscores the growing complexity of modern threats and the importance of a unified national response.
