A New Yorker-style cartoon illustration featuring a giant Monopoly man representing big tech giants, looking distressed and disheveled. His pockets are turned inside out, with only a few coins and a moth flying out, signifying his financial loss. His top hat is askew, and his usually pristine suit is wrinkled and torn. On his shoulders, a small, determined character stands triumphantly, holding a flag with "ZkTLS" written on it. The Monopoly man's face is exaggerated, with wide eyes and a furrowed brow, clearly showing his worry and defeat. In the background, a graph with a steep downward arrow indicates the falling profits and market share of the tech giant. The cartoon should be in black and white with bold lines and exaggerated features, reminiscent of editorial cartoons in newspapers like The New York Times or The New Yorker.