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Week of September 21

2026-W39
Sep 21 – September 27, 2026
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Xuper TV APK v7.2.5 flagged as major cybersecurity threat for Android users

Xuper TV APK v7.2.5 is being distributed as a free streaming app that promises access to movies and television, but cybersecurity experts warn it poses serious risks to Android devices, Smart TVs, and PCs. The app is not available through official app stores and is typically installed by sideloading, a process that bypasses platform security checks. Searches for the app on Google lead users to unofficial download pages that can expose passwords and personal data.1234

Experts say the application can carry malware, steal personal information, and display fraudulent advertising. Similar risks apply to other unofficial streaming sites such as Cuevana and Pelisplus, which also offer free content outside official channels. The dangers include unauthorized access to sensitive data stored on the device.56

FayerWayer, a mixed-orientation outlet, describes Xuper TV APK v7.2.5 as the biggest cybersecurity threat of 2026, while Infobae and other centre outlets focus on the specific risks of installing the app on Android, Smart TV, and PC. Infobae also warns that searching for Xuper TV on Google can endanger passwords. The coverage consistently advises against downloading or installing the application.734

Infobae notes that Xuper TV and Magis TV do not work as promised and explains how to watch movies for free in 2026 without resorting to these apps. The hidden risks of installing Magis TV or Xuper TV on a television are also detailed, including potential malware infections and data theft. Users are urged to avoid unofficial streaming applications and use legitimate services instead.89

Salta launches Mars simulation and inclusive sensory workshops for Space Week

Salta is presenting a sensory and inclusive experience for exploring space, promoted as part of Space Week activities. The programme includes space simulations to Mars alongside inclusive sensory workshops.12

Denuvo lawsuit against Voices38 prompts hacking group DenuvOwO to dissolve

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The hacking group DenuvOwO has apparently ceased to exist, ending its Hypervisor-based bypasses of Denuvo protection used in dozens of games. The dissolution followed Denuvo's lawsuit against the hacker known as Voices38.12345

The lawsuit against Voices38 frightened hackers, though not the ones described as doing things correctly, and DenuvOwO appears to have disbanded as a result.2

Attributed claim: HD Tecnología reported that DenuvOwO would have dissolved because of Denuvo's lawsuit against Voices38, framing the group's end as conditional rather than confirmed.4