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@sagederek1111 @VirginMediaIE are you having any issues with internet speed in Dublin 8? I can't load any streaming app on my telly like Netflix or NOW TV and last night the quality of the picture on Netflix was poor and it kept pausing to load
@ThrylokyaB @JioCinema Whats wrong with jio cinema? I was waiting to watch olympics , and today @JioCinema is not working or responding to watch olympics its very slow and laggy, our internet is really fast every other platform Youtube, netflix, hotstar are running well except @JioCinema
@hannahigwe23 9)second and 1.1 terabits per second, respectively. The following month, domain name system service provider Dyn's network was targeted, making a number of websites, including Amazon, Netflix, Twitter and The New York Times, unavailable for hours. The attacks infiltrated the
@TomlinJeanne @Noonanovazara @mandijel @silverrich39 You are the one doing emotive crap claiming for example that anyone with problems paying heating bills is blowing their money on Lattes and Netflix.
@GonzalesMi8051 Just had a major power outage at home but thankfully the squad from the power company came through and got it fixed in no time. All is good again, can't wait to get back to my gaming sesh and catch up on some Netflix. Life's good when you've got a solid support system, right?
@1876Lulu @nathansldennis @afneil My very elderly parents do not have Netflix, mobile phones, eat avocado on toast, smoke, drink, have a car, drink latte's from Starbucks or anywhere else and have worked all their life's and raised 3 children all without claiming benefits. Your answer is absurd
@marc_downing @netflix It really sucks that you changed the windows app to where you can no longer download movies to watch offline. I work in remote areas a lot with no internet service, and it was great to be able to download titles to my laptop to watch offline. Not anymore. Thanks a lot ?
@swatson2022 @Theeban_07 @Yogace_Dfan No 152 is final gross. You can check any site.. 220 netflix is only 130 and now the 130 deal is also dropped due to bad response. OTT now looks for hit flop also. Same with for all movies including Rajni. And who said 220? Is it only OTT or digital+ satellite?
@virginmedia @FerryColum Hi Colum, sorry to hear you're having trouble with the Netflix app. Are you able to navigate between profiles at all on that screen or is it totally stuck? Are you having issues with any other apps on there?
@JensHonack @WiseMenMastery Ditch the cheap dopamine hits.News and politics? Overrated distractions.Alcohol and Netflix? Time thieves.College and salary? Not always the golden ticket.Cut these out, and you'll watch 99% of your problems vanish.
@highpriestjrry Hail Satan 666 Netflix is not loaded on my phone. Slow Internet connection. Like I said before the liber resh is a religious ritual that has protection under freedom of religion.
@Josiah_Caswell @WyattzWorId I switched a few weeks ago before going on a trip right now. My niece, who has Verizon, is struggling with service issues. Meanwhile, mine has been great. We also got Netflix and Apple TV to switch lol
@Agent16258 @ImYourWildBoi Agreed the pacing is also an issue as with adaptations of shows in Netflix. I do appreciate the integration of legends lore and having force abilities in live action like force repulse. I appreciated the lightsaber choreography.
@LeeCros77969139 @SkyHelpTeam anyone else having issues loading netflix through sky, all my other apps load fine and I've tried doing everything on the automated service but no joy, it's just spinning?
@ezrasf @WomanMiami @bulmasan It is performative. They publicly say "cancel Netflix" hoping someone else does. They knew Disney's beef with DeSantis and dropped thousands to Disney World anyway.
@ZoveriaTTV @GuardiaanAngel Yes but my Fortnite updates, game updates and downloads in general like Netflix and streaming services will improve significantly with faster internet. It was taking 4-5 hours to download a 10GB update lol
On Friday morning, internet users all over the United States attempted to log in to Twitter and Netflix, only to find that a massive cyberattack rendered them unable to connect to some of the world's most popular websites. Despite fixing the issue, the sites went down again later in the day, victim to another attack. After a third hit, the problem was finally brought under control.
While the identity of the attackers is still unknown, experts have figured out how they attack was carried out. Taking advantage of a botnet of internet-enabled devices, possibly with publicly available source code, hackers were able to clog up traffic to major websites, effectively shutting out human users with an army of automated bots. The scale and success of the attack is causing many companies and organizations to reevaluate their approach to protect websites and consumers from this kind of vulnerability in the future.
The sites that went down, which included CNN and The New York Times, were all customers of Dyn DNS Company, a company that specializes in online infrastructure. One of the company's main functions is to translate human-readable inputs into IP addresses, which can then be used to route online traffic in an efficient manner. But this function was disrupted on Friday when hackers launched a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack on DNS servers. As The Christian Science Monitor's Story Hinckley explained:
In order to overload these servers, hackers turned to a malware program known as Mirai. The program takes over network-enabled items such as CCTV cameras, DVRs, and even innocuous household items, networking them together into a botnet to launch a barrage of requests at a target. While computers and phones have more sophisticated security equipment to resist this sort of takeover, many Internet of Things (IoT) devices do not have these protections, and can be easily taken over by hackers.
"IoT security has been horribly flawed ever since it first became a thing, largely because of the pace that new products have to go to market, and the fact that designing security is seen by vendors as 'slowing things down,'" Casey Ellis, CEO of Bugcrowd, a San Francisco-based computer security service, told the Lansing State Journal.
With anything from TVs to refrigerators to toasters being created with the capability to connect to a network, these low-security IP addresses have become a tempting target for cybercriminals. Any device with an internet connection has an IP address that can be used by Mirai.
"It is just a matter of time until attackers find a way to profit from attacking IoT devices," warned a 2015 report from Symantec, a technology company specializing in security. "This may lead to connected toasters that mine cryptocurrencies or smart TVs that are held ransom by malware. Unfortunately, the current state of IoT security does not make it difficult for attackers to compromise these devices once they see the benefit of doing so."
If an attack like this through IoT devices was inevitable, it was made imminent when a hacker known as Anna_Senpai released Mirai's source code to the public earlier this month, according to Fast Company. Anna_Senpai, the likely creator of the program, likely released the code in order to avoid being the only one found with the code if law enforcement comes calling. This is a common tactic for hackers who suspect they might be close to being found out, according to Krebs on Security. In this case, it also makes it difficult to determine whether the Friday attack was orchestrated by the person or persons behind Anna_Senpai, or by others who were able to copy the Mirai source code.
The attack comes amid the President Obama's accusations that Russian hacking has taken place in an attempt to influence the outcome of the upcoming US presidential election. With increasingly sophisticated and consequential cyberattacks on the rise in an online world, commitment to cybersecurity is swiftly moving to the forefront of both federal and private concerns.
"We're proud of the way the Dyn team and the internet community of which we're a part came together to meet yesterday's challenge," reads a Saturday statement from the company on Saturday. "Dyn is collaborating with the law enforcement community, other service providers, and members of the internet community who have helped and offered to help. The number and type of attacks, the duration, the scale, and the complexity of these attacks are all on the rise."
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Netflix is the latest media company to suspend film and TV production in the face of escalating health crisis stemming from the coronavirus pandemic, which prompted President Donald Trump to declare national emergency on Friday.
All scripted TV and films in US and Canada are grounded for the next two weeks, starting Monday, March 16. The shutdown is done out of precaution and in compliance with bans on large gatherings, travel and other restrictions by authorities in the U.S. and abroad.
Additionally, Lucifer, from Warner Bros. TV, has halted production. Deadline also reported yesterday about the suspension of production on Netflix comedy Grace and Frankie, which also comes from an outside studio, Skydance.
times were so simple... down the street from the rec, the ps4 ready to be powered on, a phone to contact my amigos, a kitchen with a stove and laundry. i am so simple... free cable and a netflix subscription that was 8 dollars a month.
Netflix may add an HDR toggle to its Android app, addressing HDR display issues on flagship phones like the Samsung Galaxy S24. This switch to SDR could save data and power. No official confirmation or timeline yet.
My Netflix account got hacked, upgraded my plan and everything. I caught it super quick though! But I'm so glad Netflix has phone and chat support for hacking issues unlike @instagram it's a month & my IG account is still hacked.
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