"Twitter's Rebranding, Hackers Target Call of Duty, and China's Cashless Tourism"

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This week in tech news, Twitter rebranded to "X" as it shifts its focus to audio, video, messaging, and payment and banking; hackers infected players of the game Call of Duty with self-spreading malware; foreign visitors to China can now use WeChat Pay and Alipay with their foreign credit cards; Sam Altman's Worldcoin launched its eyeball-scanning project to distinguish humans from AI online; and North Korean hackers exposed themselves through a mistake they made during an intrusion at enterprise software company JumpCloud.
- Twitter rebrands to ‘X,’ hackers infect Call of Duty, and foreign visitors to China go cashless TechCrunch
- 'X' logo installed atop Twitter building, spurring San Francisco to investigate permit violation ABC7 News Bay Area
- Elon Musk takes @x handle away from its original owner NPR
- Twitter's symbolic rebranding: What the XXXX does 'X' mean? Euronews
- Alas, the friendly Twitter blue bird is no more. It is an ex-logo The Guardian
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