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Nachez pointed out that DAISO, a Japanese chain of “everything for 100 yen” stores, had partnered with Honda Racing. He wrote that the company's logo would appear on the AMR26 during the Mexican, Brazilian, and Las Vegas Grands Prix, and the car with the new image would be unveiled for the first time in Mexico, citing AS-Web Japan. #F1 #DAISO #HondaRacing (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that MUCF had granted the association Changing Attitudes 15 million kronor in tax funds for work against sexualized violence against children. He claimed that the grant had instead gone to private trips to Las Vegas, India, and Thailand, spa visits, AirPods, an Apple Watch, and a visit to a gala within the porn industry. According to Schatz, the association justified the trips to the USA by stating that the porn industry had its center there. He wrote that the couple would record interviews, network with people in the industry, and meet profiles to try to make contacts in the entertainment and sports sector. When MUCF requested documentation, the association, according to Schatz, could only provide vacation photos and posts on social media. He criticized the Tidö government for not stopping the grants or shutting down MUCF and claimed that the authority had repeatedly given tax funds to extremist and Islamist organizations without anyone being held accountable. https://t.co/ovPW38pIVH #MUCF #Bidrag #Sverige (translated)

Tindra Dalmyr from Varbergs BoIS has fought her way to the final in the 57-kilogram class at the U23 World Championship in Las Vegas after three impressive victories and is now facing the accomplished wrestler Dzemchanka Martynava from Belarus. #U23VM #Brottning #TindraDalmyr (translated)

Kevin Uspenski won a bronze medal in Greco-Roman wrestling at the U-23 World Championships held in Las Vegas after defeating Chinese wrestler Wenhao Jiang in the semifinals, but then lost in the bronze match to Puerto Rican representative Antonio Armand Ramos. #maadlus #U23MM #pronksmedal (translated)

SaxX stated that hundreds of French supermarkets had seen their freezers reach 50 °C on Sunday evening, in what he described as a cyberattack that led to the destruction of frozen goods and estimated losses of several million euros. However, he clarified that the vector of the attack had not been confirmed and that no group had claimed responsibility. According to SaxX, the AK-SM controllers from Danfoss, which manage refrigeration in stores, were accessible from the Internet. He recalled that Danfoss had declared the AK-SM 800 model end-of-life in 2021, and that 16 Russian supermarkets equipped with these devices had been attacked in 2022. In 2023, Synacktiv reported an authentication bypass, to which the manufacturer allegedly responded that the issue concerned end-of-life products. In 2025, Claroty discovered a password calculated from the current date. SaxX added that Claroty had presented its work at the DEFCON conference in Las Vegas in August 2026, demonstrating how this vulnerability could be exploited to cut refrigeration and display false temperatures. He mentioned more than 2,700 exposed controllers worldwide and indicated that Danfoss had acknowledged that most of the affected equipment was old and unpatched. He also cited Dixell as another impacted manufacturer. The author estimated that France accounted for nearly 60% of the exposed Danfoss controllers reported worldwide, according to Internet scans he claimed to have consulted. He also mentioned the presence of these devices in South Africa and the risk that African supermarkets could be affected, particularly due to the use of refurbished equipment. Finally, SaxX condemned a lack of accountability, writing that researchers had alerted to the vulnerabilities while stores had continued to use the equipment. #cybersécurité #cyberattaque #supermarchés (translated)