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NEWS Source: MEGA Allison Holker shared an emotional birthday tribute to her late husband, Stephen 'tWitch' Boss. Sept. 29 2026, Published 10:08 p.m. ET Article continues below advertisement Allison Holker is remembering her late husband, Stephen "tWitch" Boss , on what would have been his 44th birthday. The So You Think You Can Dance alum shared an emotional tribute to Boss on Instagram on Tuesday, September 29, nearly four years after his death by suicide at age 40 in December 2022. Boss was born on September 29, 1982. "Happy birthday, Stephen," Holker wrote in her tribute. "We miss you so deeply." Article continues below advertisement Allison Holker Honors Stephen 'tWitch' Boss on His Birthday Source: @ALLISONHOLKER/INSTAGRAM Allison Holker remembered Stephen 'tWitch' Boss on what would have been his 44th birthday. Holker marked the emotional occasion by sharing a series of memories of her late husband on social media. The dancer's birthday message made it clear Boss remains an important presence in the lives of the family he left behind, as she reflected on how deeply he continues to be missed. Holker and Boss married in December 2013 after meeting through the dance world. They were married for nearly nine years

Twitch is using AI to figure out which streamers shouldn’t get ad dollars. CEO Dan Clancy told hosts of The Snarketing Podcast that Twitch already uses AI to transcribe everything streamers say while live, and now it’s using AI to evaluate whether streamers are squeaky-clean enough for brands to run ads against their content. To be clear, this is not an entirely new system. As Clancy explains, Twitch already asks streamers to label their content in certain circumstances–if they’re playing games with “mature themes” or drawing 18+ art, for example. Subscribe to get the latest creator news Subscribe “We have content classification guidelines that have over 99% consistency in labeling it,” Clancy said. “So then, when you as an advertiser tell us what your brand considerations are, you can make sure that it doesn’t appear stuff that doesn’t match your brand.” But “lately,” he added, Twitch has been “using AI to also identify streamers that may not match a brand.” “e transcribe streams to figure out ‘Is this appropriate for this brand?'” he said. “So that’s something that we’ve had to invest a lot in to make sure that for a brand, their content is appearing

Minecraft Players Can Claim A Free New Cape Until October 14 Published Sep 28, 2026, 4:02 PM EDT Steven is a seasoned writer specializing in the video game and technological fields, with years of experience creating reviews, features, and industry analysis. Passionate about the gaming world and its evolving culture, Steven has always wanted to combine his enjoyment of writing and love for gaming in a way that can provide insightful coverage for players and enthusiasts alike. Sign in to your TheGamer account The recent Minecraft Live show had plenty of exciting announcements for players to look forward to, which includes none other than the first new dimension added to the game in over a decade. While all the new items, blocks, mobs, and gameplay possibilities are great on their own, that's far from all Mojang had to offer. Although it wasn't part of the main show itself, Minecraft posted a new free cosmetic that you'll be able to snag for a limited time over the next two weeks, just by following a few simple steps. Minecraft Players Can Grab A Free Cape For A Limited Time Custom Image by Steven Garrard Announced today on the official Minecraft X account, Mojang

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Thursday, October 1st DAZN, 1:30 pm ET Chaos in the Ring From Lagos, Nigeria. The latest in a series of mixed pro and “crossover” African celebrity boxing shows. If you remember previous fight capsules about a colorful lad with a lively history named “Portable?” This is more of the same. This time out, your headliner is Carter Efe, who Wikipedia says is a “Nigerian comedian, online streamer, singer and songwriter” and the most followed Twitch streamer in Africa. As the most followed Twitch streamer in Whirlyball, I can understand the pressures he feels, and the need for an outlet to punch someone. For Efe, that punchable someone is rapper Speed Darlington, who you obviously don’t need me to remind you broke through with his song “BangDadaDang!” But, Wikipedia and I will tell you that his profile “has been fueled as much by his controversial persona as by his music.” It seems that Speed was arrested for defamation after releasing the diss track “Baby Oil” in his feud with Burna Boy (apparently, Burna has ties to Sean “Puffy” “Puff Daddy” “Diddy” “P.Diddy” Combs). Speed presciently ended that diss track with a “shoutout to my lawyer!” (Yes, I listened, and no, you

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All Control Resonant Codes & How to Redeem Published Sep 26, 2026, 8:23 AM EDT Ayyoun is a staff writer who loves all things gaming and tech. His journey into the realm of gaming began with a PlayStation 1 but he chose PC as his platform of choice. With over 6 years of experience in the game journalism industry, he's been loving every second of writing about games as much as he's loved playing them. Catch him either browsing Reddit, try-harding at a game, or cooking in his spare time. Remedy Entertainment is distributing free promotional Control Resonant codes that unlock exclusive cosmetic skins and outfits. While you can earn a variety of outfits by progressing through the base game, these limited-time drops offer unique skins for Dylan Faden without much effort. This guide lists all active codes for Control Resonant, provides instructions on how to redeem them, and tells you exactly where to look for more in the future. Here are the active codes for Control Resonant that players can redeem. Showcase Cosmetic Type Code MIO Specialist's Robe Top-Layer EV172-LN211-PL279 Optical Filtering Goggles Communications Department Headset Accessories Code received via email after subscribing to Control Resonant Newsletter There isn't an

Vulnerability Management (Adobe Stock) A malicious Twitch chat message could be turned into native code execution on a streamer’s Windows PC by chaining a vulnerable OBS overlay with an outdated Chromium vulnerability, as reported by Cyber Insider. The attack targets streamers using OBS Studio version 32.2.2 or older, exploiting a cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw in custom Twitch chat overlays that insert viewer messages directly into the page as unsanitized HTML. This flaw allows attackers to execute JavaScript within the overlay. Because OBS Studio’s Browser Source feature renders web content using Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF) with its sandbox disabled, the executed JavaScript can then exploit a type-confusion vulnerability in the bundled V8 JavaScript engine (CVE-2024-7971). This specific vulnerability, known to be exploited in real-world attacks and linked to North Korean threat actors, allows for native code execution without needing a separate sandbox escape. While a default OBS installation is not directly vulnerable, the use of untrusted Browser Source content, such as viewer messages rendered as HTML, creates the attack vector. OBS is addressing this by upgrading its embedded browser and exploring the re-enabling of the Chromium sandbox. Source: Cyber Insider Related Get daily email updates SC Media's daily must-read of the

A malicious Twitch chat message could be turned into native code execution on a streamer’s Windows PC by chaining a vulnerable OBS overlay with an outdated Chromium vulnerability. The attack requires the streamer to be using OBS Studio 32.2.2 or older without changing its default security settings. The research began after Orange researchers noticed a screenshot posted by a friend showing code from a custom Twitch chat overlay. The overlay inserted viewer messages directly into the page as HTML without sanitization, creating a cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw that allowed a Twitch viewer to execute JavaScript inside the overlay. Orange began coordinating with the overlay developer in February 2026 and later reproduced the complete attack chain on an updated Windows 11 system in July. The issue was reported to the OBS team on August 19, ahead of public disclosure on September 22. OBS Studio is a widely used open-source application for livestreaming and video recording. Its Browser Source feature allows streamers to display web-based content such as chat boxes, donation alerts, follower notifications, animations, and other interactive widgets directly inside a scene. These Browser Sources are rendered using Chromium through the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF). That meant the vulnerable overlay was