In what comes a major security breach, a YouTube prankster who had previously crashed the BAFTAs, managed to sneak past the security apparatus and into the Manchester United team bus, following their 4-0 defeat at Selhurst Park on Monday (May 6), according to a report in The Athletic.

In what comes a major security breach, a YouTube prankster who had previously crashed the BAFTAs, managed to sneak past the security apparatus and into the Manchester United team bus, following their 4-0 defeat at Selhurst Park on Monday (May 6), according to a report in The Athletic. The YouTuber, going by the moniker of Lizwani, was reportedly dressed in a United tracksuit as he entered the bus at Crystal Palace's home stadium. Not only did Lizwani manage to sneak past the security guards but he also found a seat on the bus as Erik ten Hag's side prepared to head back to Manchester. He was only spotted afterwards by United's security guards and peacefully removed from the bus. While the matter was resolved 'amicably', those involved in the matter have described it as a substantial security breach. The Premier League has sent a diktat to all 20 clubs, warning them to be on the lookout for repeats. Also read | ‘They don’t have knowledge’: Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag slams pundits criticising him Meanwhile, Palace have launched an investigation. CCTV footage is being examined by the club officials, in an attempt to scrutinise the prankster's movements and ascertain how he was able to pull off the rather dangerous stunt. United were outplayed in front of a vociferous Selhurst Park as Oliver Glasner's men toyed with the record Premier League champions. Ten Hag was left scratching his head as United looked shaky, ginger and too timid to take on the technically superior Palace players. Lizwani's BAFTA stunt Notably, Lizwani made headlines in March when he sneaked onto the stage as the cast and crew of Oppenheimer received their BAFTA award for best film. He managed to stand alongside the likes of director Christopher Nolan, actor Cillian Murphy and producer Emma Thomas. The YouTuber claimed that he remained at the BAFTAs for over an hour before the event security caught him. He was handed over to the police who made him delete the footage he had taken on the night. Also read | Jose Mourinho admits Man United "still have couple of players" he didn't want at the club “A social media prankster was removed by security last night after joining the winners of the final award on stage. We are taking this very seriously, and don’t wish to grant him any publicity by commenting further," a BAFTA spokesperson was quoted as saying by BBC a day later. (With inputs from agencies)

MAJOR security breach! YouTube prankster infiltrates Manchester United bus

Something shocking happened when the entire Oppenheimer team stepped up to accept the Best Film trophy at the 77th British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) awards. On Sunday (Feb 19), a social media prankster invaded the stage and joined Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan, producers Emma Thomas and Charles Roven, and star Cillian Murphy on the BAFTA stage. 
 
A man wearing a black formal suit walked onto the BAFTA stage and stood besides director Nolan and actor Murphy confidently as all of them watched Emma give an acceptance speech.&nbsp; 
 
Hours after the ceremony concluded, BAFTA, in a statement, said that the man was quickly detained backstage. 
 
In a statement to Variety, a&nbsp;BAFTA spokeswoman said that they are taking this very seriously. 
 
“A social media prankster was removed by security last night after joining the winners of the final award on stage — we are taking this very seriously, and don’t wish to grant him any publicity by commenting further,” a BAFTA spokesperson told Variety.

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While the YouTube prankster's name was not made public by the BAFTA,&nbsp;several media reports said, the name of the young man who gatecrashed the award stage was Lizwani.&nbsp; 
 
In the video, we can see Oppenheimer&nbsp;director Nolan, producers Emma Thomas and Charles Roven, and actor Cillian Murphy on the BAFTA stage accepting the Golden Mask from Michael J. Fox in the best film category.

The man walked up on the stage after Thomas asked the other team members to come up on stage, “Where are you? Come on, all of you!” Thomas said, and a few minutes later, a man breaching security walked up to the stage and stood behind the A-listers. The host of the evening, David Tennant, was also on stage at that time.

No one&nbsp;noticed when he stood silently with the team on the stage.

This is not the first time when the Youtuber Lizwani has gatecrashed an award or an event like this. He has infiltrated the Fifa Ballon d’Or and Brit Awards in 2022.

At BAFTA 2024, Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer took home the top honours. The awards ceremony took place in London on Sunday night and saw the atomic bomb thriller winning the Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor categories and a few technical awards.

Something shocking happened when the entire Oppenheimer team stepped up to accept the Best Film trophy at the 77th British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) awards. On Sunday (Feb 19), a social media prankster invaded the stage and joined Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan, producers Emma Thomas and Charles Roven, and star Cillian Murphy on the BAFTA stage.

Something shocking happened when the entire Oppenheimer team stepped up to accept the Best Film trophy at the 77th British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) awards. On Sunday (Feb 19), a social media prankster invaded the stage and joined Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan, producers Emma Thomas and Charles Roven, and star Cillian Murphy on the BAFTA stage. A man wearing a black formal suit walked onto the BAFTA stage and stood besides director Nolan and actor Murphy confidently as all of them watched Emma give an acceptance speech. Hours after the ceremony concluded, BAFTA, in a statement, said that the man was quickly detained backstage. In a statement to Variety, a BAFTA spokeswoman said that they are taking this very seriously. “A social media prankster was removed by security last night after joining the winners of the final award on stage — we are taking this very seriously, and don’t wish to grant him any publicity by commenting further,” a BAFTA spokesperson told Variety. Looks like @LizwaniYT broke onto stage during #Oppenheimer winning at @BAFTA #Oppenheimer #BAFTA pic.twitter.com/fWvpWGN1oC — HeWhoGeeks (@he_who_geeks) February 19, 2024 × While the YouTube prankster's name was not made public by the BAFTA, several media reports said, the name of the young man who gatecrashed the award stage was Lizwani. In the video, we can see Oppenheimer director Nolan, producers Emma Thomas and Charles Roven, and actor Cillian Murphy on the BAFTA stage accepting the Golden Mask from Michael J. Fox in the best film category. The man walked up on the stage after Thomas asked the other team members to come up on stage, “Where are you? Come on, all of you!” Thomas said, and a few minutes later, a man breaching security walked up to the stage and stood behind the A-listers. The host of the evening, David Tennant, was also on stage at that time. No one noticed when he stood silently with the team on the stage. This is not the first time when the Youtuber Lizwani has gatecrashed an award or an event like this. He has infiltrated the Fifa Ballon d’Or and Brit Awards in 2022. At BAFTA 2024, Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer took home the top honours. The awards ceremony took place in London on Sunday night and saw the atomic bomb thriller winning the Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor categories and a few technical awards.

Shocking! Prankster invades stage during Oppenheimer best film award presentation, BAFTA reacts

The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday said pranksters are hijacking weakly-secured smart devices to live-stream swatting incidents.

The&nbsp;domestic intelligence and security service of the United States issued a statement saying&nbsp;"Recently, offenders have been using victims' smart devices, including video and audio capable home surveillance devices, to carry out swatting attacks.''

FBI authorities state pranksters are assuming control over gadgets on which proprietors made records yet reused accreditations that previously leaked online during data breaches at other companies.

Pranksters then place calls to law enforcement and report a fake crime at the victims' residence.

"As law authorization reacts to the home, the wrongdoer watches the live stream film and draws in with the reacting police through the camera and speakers," the FBI said.&nbsp;

"At times, the wrongdoer additionally live streams the occurrence on shared online network stages."&nbsp;

These kinds of episodes, called smacking, have expanded across the US as of late and have even brought about individuals' demises through unplanned shootings.&nbsp;

The originally known instances of a smacking episode being live-streamed online go back to the mid-2010s. The distinction between the thing the FBI is announcing now and those underlying occurrences is that gadgets weren't being hacked.&nbsp;

Clowns would distinguish get-togethers that were being streamed on the web and would organize the occasion to be smacked, for example, weddings, church gatherings, and that's just the beginning.&nbsp;

A considerable lot of these smacking calls are being put through online administrations that give unknown calling abilities -, for example, Discord bots and dull web administrations.&nbsp;

To balance with this new rising hack&amp;swat cases, authority authorities said they are currently working with gadget sellers to prompt clients on how they could choose better passwords for their gadgets.&nbsp;

Moreover, the FBI said it's likewise attempting to alarm law requirement specialists on the call about this new swatting variation, so they may respond accordingly.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday said pranksters are hijacking weakly-secured smart devices to live-stream swatting incidents. The domestic intelligence and security service of the United States issued a statement saying "Recently, offenders have been using victims' smart devices, including video and audio capable home surveillance devices, to carry out swatting attacks.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday said pranksters are hijacking weakly-secured smart devices to live-stream swatting incidents. The domestic intelligence and security service of the United States issued a statement saying "Recently, offenders have been using victims' smart devices, including video and audio capable home surveillance devices, to carry out swatting attacks.'' FBI authorities state pranksters are assuming control over gadgets on which proprietors made records yet reused accreditations that previously leaked online during data breaches at other companies. Pranksters then place calls to law enforcement and report a fake crime at the victims' residence. "As law authorization reacts to the home, the wrongdoer watches the live stream film and draws in with the reacting police through the camera and speakers," the FBI said. "At times, the wrongdoer additionally live streams the occurrence on shared online network stages." These kinds of episodes, called smacking, have expanded across the US as of late and have even brought about individuals' demises through unplanned shootings. The originally known instances of a smacking episode being live-streamed online go back to the mid-2010s. The distinction between the thing the FBI is announcing now and those underlying occurrences is that gadgets weren't being hacked. Clowns would distinguish get-togethers that were being streamed on the web and would organize the occasion to be smacked, for example, weddings, church gatherings, and that's just the beginning. A considerable lot of these smacking calls are being put through online administrations that give unknown calling abilities -, for example, Discord bots and dull web administrations. To balance with this new rising hack&swat cases, authority authorities said they are currently working with gadget sellers to prompt clients on how they could choose better passwords for their gadgets. Moreover, the FBI said it's likewise attempting to alarm law requirement specialists on the call about this new swatting variation, so they may respond accordingly.

Pranksters are hijacking smart devices to live-stream swatting, says FBI

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