The suicide note indicated that the couple’s children had deceitfully acquired ownership of three plots and a car through manipulation and quarrels
As Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 approaches its release, anticipation is running high. The horror-comedy franchise has built a loyal fan base, with many eagerly awaiting the next installment. In an exclusive interview with Pinkvilla, director Anees Bazmee recently shared an update on the next part, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 4, expressing that it will be a huge responsibility.
On being asked about his plans on the fourth part, Anees said, “Bohot badi zimmedari hogi Part 4, chahe koi bhi banaye, but it will be a huge, huge responsibility to make, kyunki uska direct comparison hoga 1st se, 2nd se, aur 3rd se, toh woh aasan kisi ke liye bhi nahi hoga, mere liye bhi.”
(It will be a huge responsibility to make Part 4, no matter who makes it, because it will be directly compared to the first, second, and third parts. So, it won’t be easy for anyone, including me.)
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Bazmee also discussed the potential for Akshay Kumar to return in a future sequel alongside Kartik Aaryan. He expressed that it would be an excellent opportunity, especially considering Kartik’s admiration for Akshay.
He remarked that Kartik is a huge fan of Akshay and praised Akshay as a versatile actor, excelling in comedy, emotion, action, and more. He also mentioned the strong friendship he shares with Akshay.
The director expressed his excitement about the possibility, stating that he would be overjoyed if it materialized. He mentioned that no one can predict the future, but he would certainly try to create something where Akshay Kumar could be a part of Bhool Bhulaiyaa again.
He emphasized that the script would need to be exceptionally well-written, as it would have to convince Akshay that the project is truly worthwhile.
Meanwhile, The third installment of the Bhool Bhulaiyaa franchise boasts a stellar cast, including Kartik Aaryan, Triptii Dimri, Vidya Balan, and Madhuri Dixit. The story revolves around a centuries-old spirit terrorizing the town of Raktaghat, with two versions of Manjulika battling for supremacy.
Produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, and Murad Khetani, the film marks Vidya Balan’s highly anticipated return to her iconic role from the 2007 hit, adding to the suspense and excitement.
Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 is set for release on November 1, 2024, where it will compete with Rohit Shetty’s star-studded Singham Again.
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A pro-Palestinian hacktivist has claimed responsibility for a major cyberattack on the Internet Archive, exposing the personal data of 31 million users. The attack compromised email addresses, screen names, and encrypted passwords, prompting cybersecurity experts to urge users to change their passwords immediately. The breach has raised concerns about data privacy and the security of the popular digital library, best known for its Wayback Machine.
The attack, which surfaced on October 9, revealed the details of millions of users after a JavaScript (JS) library on the Internet Archive’s website was exploited. A pop-up message on the site alerted visitors, stating: “Have you ever felt like the Internet Archive runs on sticks and is constantly on the verge of suffering a catastrophic security breach? It just happened. See 31 million of you on HIBP!”
This message referred to the service Have I Been Pwned? (HIBP), which helps users determine if their data has been compromised in a breach.
The database, which has been shared with cybersecurity experts, contained email addresses, screen names, passwords, and other internal data for 31 million unique email addresses. Troy Hunt, founder of Have I Been Pwned?, confirmed receiving a 6.4 GB database file from the attackers. Mr Hunt also noted that over half of the email addresses had already appeared in previous data breaches.
Brewster Kahle, the founder of the Internet Archive, acknowledged the breach and the ongoing Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks affecting the platform. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Mr Kahle wrote: “What we know: DDOS attack fended off for now; defacement of our website via JS library; breach of usernames/email/salted-encrypted passwords. What we’ve done: Disabled the JS library, scrubbing systems, upgrading security. Will share more as we know it.”
What we know: DDOS attack–fended off for now; defacement of our website via JS library; breach of usernames/email/salted-encrypted passwords.
What we’ve done: Disabled the JS library, scrubbing systems, upgrading security.
Will share more as we know it.
— Brewster Kahle (@brewster_kahle) October 10, 2024
Despite the initial efforts to fend off the attack, the Internet Archive’s website, archive.org, and its Wayback Machine have been intermittently inaccessible. The organisation has been scrubbing its systems and upgrading security as a response to the breach.
The account “SN_BlackMeta” claimed responsibility for both the data breach and the DDoS attacks, which have taken the Internet Archive offline multiple times. The group stated that their campaign lasted five hours and that they were launching “highly successful attacks.”
SN_BlackMeta has been previously linked to attacks on Middle Eastern financial institutions and is associated with pro-Palestinian hacktivist movements.
In an X post, the group mentioned, “The Internet Archive has and is suffering from a devastating attack. We have been launching several highly successful attacks for five long hours and, to this moment, all their systems are completely down.”
A community note attached to this post added context, stating: “This group claims they took down the Internet Archive because it ‘belongs to the USA … who support Israel,’ which is not true. The Archive is not the US government; it is a nonprofit that includes many resources about Palestine, which we can’t now access because of this attack.”