[SP] Aladdin (1994) (Action Platform) (Sega Master System) [FULL LONGPLAY] [EN] [HD]

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MONDAY MATINEE MUSIC VIDEO Clips from “Aladdin” featuring Davy Jones & Chris Andrews. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKxXNJf7YPk

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Kev Johns on life as Swansea’s panto dame — 30 years of sparkle at the Grand

Swansea’s favourite pantomime star Kev Johns is back in the spotlight this Christmas, starring in Aladdin at the Grand Theatre. With nearly three decades of panto under his belt, Kev gave Swansea Bay News a glimpse into the glamour, chaos and community spirit that make the festive season so special.

7:00 a.m. Rise and Shine

My wake-up call is 7am. To be honest it’s a bit hard for me to believe I’m now an early riser. Back in college, I was always the last to get out of bed! These days, I like to get up early, I check the news, enjoy my breakfast, and then it’s on with the day…

7.30am. On the Road

I like to leave early as I’m always wary of traffic and I hate the idea of getting stuck and being late even though I only live a few miles away from the theatre. Also, I actually LOVE my dressing room and make it’ home’ for the season, so getting in early suits me fine. For a 10am show I like to be in the theatre just after 8am.

8:30 a.m. A festive wander

If I do arrive early, I love nothing more than a walk around town, soaking up the atmosphere.  I love Swansea all the time, but I particularly love it at Christmas. I’ll take the chance to pop into the Market and pick up my cockles and lava bread (You can’t be a Welsh dame unless you enjoy cockles and lava bread – it’s a staple part of the panto diet!).

I’ve been lucky enough to perform in panto in Swansea for most of my career, so a lot of people know me and I like to stop and chat to them. Everybody you see in the city talks about the panto… if they’ve seen it, when they’ll see it, what their favourite bit is!  Its brilliant so it can take me quite some time to get through town!  

9:00 a.m. Getting into character

Panto is my one chance in the year to be ‘glamorous’ my makeup kit is bigger than my wife and daughters put together! After all these years I’m actually pretty quick at getting my ‘face’ on – shattering the myth that ladies need a long time to get ready.  But then I am a natural beauty!

9:30am Dressed to impress

On a three-show day, if we’ve got a 10 a.m. performance I like to be in costume early. The wardrobe team is brilliant, But I try to do as much as I can myself before my dresser knocks. Costumes this year are incredible. My opening number is Barry Manilow’s Copacabana “yellow feathers in my hair”… it’s very Carmen Miranda. For someone who outside of panto usually wears football gear and Doc Martens, stepping out in these costumes always gets a brilliant reaction just in itself!

I have so many different costumes and I have a little area in the wings where I do my quick changes some of which are lightning fast. Each costume has been lovingly crafted and I love to give each one it’s moment.

Funnily enough I don’t struggle with heels. I’m surprisingly natural in them. They wouldn’t let me onto the football pitch in them, mind you! But they’re part of the transformation, and I enjoy that moment when the look comes together.

10:00am – SHOWTIME

Before I go on stage, I always take a quiet moment to focus. Even after all these years and I’ve been doing pantomime since 1992 (not just at the Grand but all over) there’s still that little bit of fear. I think once you lose that, you lose your edge. You can’t be too confident. I always remember an old producer telling us, “It might be your last show of the season, but for the audience, it’s their first.” Every single performance is unique; things happen in panto that don’t happen in any other show, and you have to give 100% every time. I can forgive many things, but never ‘walking it’. You have to be warm, committed, and generous in every performance. And for me, that starts with taking a moment to focus and say a little prayer before I go on – that’s really important to me.

The show itself is a mixture of magic and mayhem – everyone is different and every time I walk onto stage at the grand it’s like a dream come true for me because that’s the theatre, I grew up watching Panto. And you know, the saying is true, there’s no place like home and there is NOTHING like performing in panto. It’s just magical.

12.30pm – A quick break

Some days we have three shows others its two, but I tend to stay in the theatre and don’t see the outside again til I leave!  I’ll probably eat my lava bread and cockles and relax with a bit of telly.  On days like Christmas Eve, when we have a 1 p.m. and a 5 p.m. show, I love a quick wander around town. Grab tea, say hello to people, feel the festive buzz. Sometimes I’ll pop out through the front of house just to hear the chatter about the show. Or I just look out to the empty auditorium – it’s such a beautiful theatre!

2pm – We’ll have to do it again then won’t we!

We are off again! The orchestra strikes up and I’m ready to meet a whole new lot of friends. I love to see the theatre full of children, parents, grandchildren, sometimes four generations. of a family, watching a show together, knowing that this could be the start of their love of theatre and what will keep the industry going. That gives you all the energy you need to do the shows.  I’m quite annoyingly energetic but maybe that’s because I love life and I love what I do.

10:00 p.m. – Heading Home in Glitter

Even after a good wash there’s always a little leftover sparkle around my eyes, so I have extra glam on for Christmas  My wife just looks at me and tuts. But it feels right. A bit of magic from the Grand!

Kev Johns is joined on stage this year by panto legend Joe Pasquale and Welsh singer Celyn Cartwright, promising a magical family adventure full of laughter, music and sparkle.

Aladdin runs at Swansea Grand Theatre throughout the festive season.
🎟️ Tickets are available at swanseagrand.co.uk.

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Predator (разбор на его примере почему скрытие и подмена отпечатков устройства - это основа основ). Интеграция Aladdin в цепочку эксплойтов добавляет шансы на успех эксплуатации.

Aladdin - платформа Intellexa для таргетинга и доставки эксплойтов, маскируемая под обычную рекламу и WebView-контент. Опасна эта хрень тем, что она много умеет в стэлсе:

- подсовывает разный код разным устройствам;

- не тратит 0-day на неподходящие цели;

Может работать:

- через обычный браузер,

- через in-app WebView,

- через рекламные SDK внутри приложений.

выглядит как обычная реклама;

сайт-владелец и пользователь ничего не замечают;

эксплойт получают только нужные устройства.

Ещё раз: это не «одна дыра», а цепочка drive-by атак, где заражение происходит без клика, в т.ч. через рекламу или встроенные WebView.

Exploit (RCE)
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Дроппер (bootstrap)
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Основной агент Predator

Predator vs. User:innen
Die auf der US-Sanktionsliste stehende israelische Überwachungsfirma Intellexa setze ihr Spyware‑Produkt Predator mit einer bislang unbekannten Zero‑Click‑Methode ein, die den Namen Aladdin trägt. Damit können Angreifer ein Ziel allein durch das Betrachten einer bösartigen Anzeige infizieren – ein Klick ist nicht nötig.

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Smartphones wereldwijd zijn stilletjes via advertenties geïnfecteerd met de #Predator-spyware, waarbij alleen het te zien krijgen van een besmette advertentie genoeg was. Vervolgens hadden aanvallers toegang tot de camera, microfoon, gesprekken in chatapps, e-mails, gps-gegevens, foto's en andere bestanden en bezochte websites.

Vooral journalisten, politici, zakenmensen en publieke figureren zijn slachtoffer geworden:
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Swansea Grand prepares for festive panto adventure Aladdin

The countdown is on at Swansea Grand Theatre as rehearsals finish for this year’s pantomime, Aladdin, which runs from 6 December 2025 to 4 January 2026. The production is billed as a festive highlight for families across South West Wales, continuing the Grand’s long tradition of seasonal pantos.

Familiar faces return to the Grand stage

The cast features well‑known performers including Joe Pasquale as Frankie Mankey and Kev Johns as dame Mona Mankey. Welsh singer Celyn Cartwright appears as the Spirit of the Ring, while JG Daniels‑White and Freya Humberstone take on the roles of Aladdin and Princess Jasmine. Andrew Fleming plays the villain Sven Gali, with a supporting ensemble and local young performers completing the line‑up.

A modern take on a classic tale

Producers say the show will combine slapstick comedy, audience participation and toe‑tapping tunes with a digital set designed to bring the Cave of Wonders and magic carpet ride to life. The production is written by Andrew Pollard and directed by Joe Pasquale, with choreography by Jared Hageman and musical direction by John Quirk.

Theatre’s festive tradition

Swansea Grand Theatre, which marked its 125th anniversary this year, has long been a centrepiece of the city’s Christmas celebrations. Owned and managed by Swansea Council, the venue continues to host major touring productions alongside its annual pantomime.

The show is produced by Imagine Theatre, part of the Trafalgar Entertainment group, which stages pantomimes across the UK. The company says it is proud to bring “innovative and immersive” productions to audiences while maintaining traditional panto elements.

Event details

• Dates: 6 December 2025 – 4 January 2026
• Location: Swansea Grand Theatre, Singleton Street, Swansea, SA1 3QJ
• Tickets: swanseagrand.co.uk or 01792 475715

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Festive spirit set to shine as Together at Christmas returns to Brangwyn Hall
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Free buses return to Swansea for Christmas
Families and shoppers can travel across the city at no cost on selected dates this month.

Festive Feastival coming to Carmarthen this Christmas
A new event at Carmarthen Showground brings street food, circus acts and festive entertainment.

Christmas pop-up shops return to Carmarthenshire high streets
Local businesses showcase festive gifts in Carmarthen, Llanelli and Ammanford throughout December.

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