Zoom has also been sued by its shareholder Michael Drieu, who accused the app of “overstating its privacy standards and failing to disclose that its service was not end to end encrypted”. Moreover, hackers are also leveraging the security vulnerabilities found on the app where they’re selling zero day exploits discovered on Zoom on the black market for a price ranging between $5,000 to $30,000. Another report recently surfaced where researchers at the cybersecurity firm Cyble, discovered that over 500,000 Zoom accounts are being sold on the dark web and hacker forums at dirt cheap prices.

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Parking on the Street Tonight (Wednesday 1/25 into early morning of Thursday 1/26)All residents who must park on the street tonight (the evening of January 25 into early morning of January 26) need to have their vehicles on the EVEN house numbered side of the street between the hours of 1am and 7am. Violations of the alternate side parking rules are punishable by a fine of $60 throughout the entire City of Madison. Violators could also be towed..

Swift’s quickest way to get back on track is expressing gratitude. “The fact is, my life is amazing, so when I’m getting too much in my own head, I try to say all the things I’m grateful for. It can be simple things, like if I’m complaining about how my cellphone is working slowly, I think about how slowly they worked five years ago.

Following a disagreement with Nasty’s, flyers went up indicating the weekly Monday night Blow Pop show had high tailed it to the Electric Lounge for good. In fact, the show’s hostesses Rachel and Tiffany were at the Electric while the deejays were at Nasty’s. Things have been in flux all week, and at press time it appears that both gals will remain at the Lounge (with new deejays), while the old school will remain at Nasty’s.

Feb. 12. Courses include Wardog chocolate vodka paired with maple bacon wrapped date stuffed with goat cheese; BRF sparkling sweet rose paired with aged gruyere and Granny Smith apple slices, BRF Forge (dry red blend) paired with pasta ragu and Wardog vanilla vodka paired with vanilla, caramel and cinnamon raisin bread pudding.