Hackers just sent us practically all of HBO's social media passwords
The leaks just keep coming. The hackers responsible for the massive breach of HBO haven't let up, and reached out to Mashable to share their latest exploits. And while the latest data dump doesn't include any Game of Thrones spoilers, it definitely contains some information that the network wouldn't want out in the open. Specifically, what appears to be the login credentials for almost every singl
The Heartbleed Hit List: The Passwords You Need to Change Right Now
It's time to update your passwords to various sites affected by the Heartbleed bug. Credit: Mashable composite. iStockphoto, SoberP An encryption flaw called the Heartbleed bug is already being dubbed one of the biggest security threats the Internet has ever seen. The bug has affected many popular websites and services -- ones you might use every day, like Gmail and Facebook -- and could have quie
Tech Companies Reveal National Security Data Requests
Gen. Keith B. Alexander, director of the National Security Agency and head of the U.S. Cyber Command, arrives on Capitol Hill in Washington, on June 12, 2013, to testify before the Senate Appropriations Committee. Credit: J. Scott Applewhite Newly released reports from web and telecom service providers such as Facebook reveal for the first time that tens of thousands of Americans have had the cont
Syrian Electronic Army Hacks Twitter, 'New York Times' Domains
As a result, images on Twitter are not showing up. Hacking or taking over a domain record isn't the same as hacking into the server of a website. The net result, however, means that individuals attempting to access a site may be taken elsewhere. On Twitter, the SEA claims that it has taken over the domain name and DNS settings for Twitter.com. This has been hard to verify, however, because there a
Why Email Can’t Be Completely Private
When Lavabit -- an email service that National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden used -- suspended service last week amid hints that it had received a government demand for information, a competing service called Silent Circle made a draconian decision: to obliterate all of its customers' stored email. The episode pointed out two fundamental weaknesses in email. First, even if an email service
It's Not Just You: Chinese Hackers Are Bad at Passwords, Too
It's Not Just You: Chinese Hackers Are Bad at Passwords, Too When The New York Times and other news outlets reported being the victims of a massive, years-long cyberattack, it set off a rash of concerns about online security and personal Internet hygiene, reinforcing plenty of old, enduring lessons: Choose strong passwords; don’t click on links from strangers (or strange links from people you know
New Facebook Features Exposed in Accidental Update
Roughly 45 minutes after the mistaken update, Facebook disabled the site, reverted back to its previous state and then tweeted apologetically about the downtime. But that brief span of time was enough for Facebook members and Page admins to get a sneak peek at new features in the works. Facebook admitted to pushing features before their time. "Also, some internal prototypes were exposed to people
Cortex for Chrome Makes Sharing Faster, Prettier & More Fun Than Ever [EXCLUSIVE]
Cortex for Chrome Makes Sharing Faster, Prettier & More Fun Than Ever [EXCLUSIVE] Here's the gist of it: Install the extension, find content you want to share, then click and hold. When you do, your mouse will be surrounded by a wheel of options. Flick your mouse in the correct direction, release your finger and voilà, your content is shared to Twitter, to Tumblr, to a specific Facebook friend's w
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#NewTwitter Adds Blip.tv, Instagram, Slideshare & More
#NewTwitter Adds Blip.tv, Instagram, Slideshare & More This brings the total number of multimedia services to 20, including earlier partners YouTube, Flickr, Ustream and iTunes. In a blog post, Twitter outlined the functions of the five new services: blip.tv: Watch more than 50,000 independently-produced Web TV shows. Instagram: View mobile photos, personalized with Instagram’s colorful filters. R
Google Launches Chrome OS [LIVE BLOG]
We'll be live-blogging the event here and will update this post every couple minutes with new facts about Chrome OS, insights from Google executives and our own experiences hands-on with the OS. What we have at the outset is a rather limited set of information. Chrome OS has been in the works for quite some time; the company first announced it in June 2009. One of the more recent insights we've be
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