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Someone hacked Reddit moderator accounts to deface around 70 subreddit pages. Maybe it’s time Reddit added two-factor authentication. Continue reading Reddit doesn’t support 2FA – a hacker just proved why it should
Pornhub now has something in common with Google, Facebook and other titans of technology – a bug bounty program to reward ethical hackers. Continue reading Pornhub bug bounty program will pay hackers up to $25,000
The FCC and FTC are investigating the mobile industry’s practices for shipping updates to patch security vulnerabilities in mobile devices. Continue reading Mobile security updates are a mess. The FCC and FTC want to know why.
Moderators of Reddit’s r/technology subreddit are contemplating banning links to websites that force users to disable their adblockers to view content. Continue reading Reddit moderators consider ban on links to sites that block adblockers
Professional gamer Erik Flom was live-streaming on Twitch when his screen suddenly went blank, then blue as Windows 10 began to auto-update. Continue reading Windows 10 auto-updating ruins gamer’s livestream
The proposed law would make car hacking a felony, but it could have consequences for security researchers who want to help make cars safer. Continue reading Car hackers could get a life sentence under proposed anti-hacking law
The Supreme Court’s changes to Rule 41 could allow judges to authorize the government to access computers anywhere in the world. Continue reading This rule change just made it easier for the government to hack you, wherever you are
The way Tinder Social works today assumes that you want all of your Facebook friends who use Tinder to know that you’re also using Tinder. Continue reading Tinder Social shows you which Facebook friends use Tinder
A team of researchers has published a paper claiming they can track a Waze driver’s exact route using thousands of simulated “ghost” vehicles in the app. Continue reading How to prevent snoops from stalking you in Waze with “ghost” drivers
BeautifulPeople.com, which once said it was hit by a virus as a marketing stunt, has had a real data breach affecting 1.1 million users. Continue reading Dating site that once faked being hacked is breached for real this time