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Asus has warned customers of its online eShop that their data may have been compromised in a security breach. The company has begun notifying affected customers, though details on how many people are affected or what specific information was exposed have not yet been made public. Cybersecurity watchers are monitoring the incident for further disclosure.
- 2ASUS confirms security breach involving customer data▼News - ASUS confirms security breach involving customer data
ASUS has confirmed that it suffered a security breach involving customer data. The Taiwanese computer maker acknowledged the incident, though details on the scale of the breach, the type of data affected, and the number of customers impacted have not been fully disclosed. The confirmation is drawing attention from cybersecurity watchers concerned about hardware and software supply chains.
- 3ROG Strix SCAR 18 2026 review: 450W and 4K Mini LED●⚡ 450 watts et une dalle 4K Mini LED : le SCAR 18 2026 refuse tout compromis. # ROG # Gaming https:// leveltech.fr/test-
A French tech review of the ROG Strix SCAR 18 (2026) gaming laptop highlights its uncompromising specs: up to 450 watts of total power and a 4K Mini LED display. The test examines whether Asus' high-end machine delivers on performance and screen quality for demanding gamers. Early reactions focus on the sheer power on offer and the premium panel, positioning the SCAR 18 as one of the most extreme gaming laptops of its generation.
- 4Megachurch unveils 62-foot Jesus statue as history marked▼This week in Christian history: Megachurch dedicates a 62-foot statue of Jesus; Damasus becomes pope
A large American megachurch has dedicated a 62-foot statue of Jesus, one of the events highlighted in a weekly roundup of Christian history. The same feature notes the anniversary of Damasus becoming pope in the fourth century, a pontiff remembered for his ties to Rome's early Christian legacy.
- 5Trump Voters Reportedly Leaving the Republican Party Over 'Criminals' in Washington●When you hold your nose to vote for Democrats, remember that it's the stench of Republicans that you can't stand. Trump
Supporters of Donald Trump are reportedly defecting from the Republican Party, citing frustration that 'Washington is full of criminals.' The remarks circulated alongside a pointed message urging Democratic voters who hold their noses at the ballot box to remember that it is the Republicans' conduct they cannot stomach. The commentary is drawing attention asUS politics discourse intensifies, with critics framing the defections as evidence that the party's problems run deeper than one election cycle.