Crypto YouTuber hacked out of $2 million during a livestream
Fintech and ecommerce Crypto YouTuber hacked out of $2 million during a livestream Famed ICO promoter Ian Balina was securing his private keys in Evernote Another day, another heist: Ian Balina, a cryptocurrency YouTuber known for his (sponsored) ICO reviews, was apparently hacked out of $2 million during a livestream session. Balina was reviewing ICOs on his channel as usual, when a viewer sudden
Lenovo quietly installed software on laptops, even if you wiped it
Insider Lenovo used a hidden Windows feature to ensure its software could not be deleted A recently uncovered feature – which had been swept under the rug – allowed new Lenovo laptops to use new Windows features to install the company’s software and tools even if the computer was wiped. The oddity was first noted by Ars Technica forum user ‘ge814‘ and corroborated by Hacker News user ‘chuckup.’ Th
Hundreds of Dropbox Passwords Leak Online, but No Hack
Apps [Update] Hundreds of Dropbox passwords leaked online but Dropbox denies it was hacked A thread surfaced on Reddit today that contained links to files containing hundreds of usernames and passwords for Dropbox accounts in plain text, but it’s unclear where they were obtained from. In four Pastebin files linked to from the site, a few hundred username and password pairs were listed in plain tex
@N Has Been Restored to Its Rightful Owner
Many of you have been following with interest Naoki Hiroshima’s tale of how he was extorted into giving up his valuable @N username on Twitter. The good news is that Hiroshima is back in control of the account: Order has been restored. — Naoki Hiroshima (@N) February 25, 2014 It remains to be seen what exactly took place behind the scenes at PayPal and GoDaddy, and why it took so long for Twitter
The Syrian Electronic Army Is Meddling with Facebook’s Domain
Facebook Uh oh. The Syrian Electronic Army is meddling with Facebook’s domain [Updated] The Syrian Electronic Army hacking group is notorious for causing all sorts of trouble for some of the biggest destinations on the Web, and this time around, they’ve gone after Facebook. Update: Facebook’s WHOIS info has been restored back to normal. The group has just claimed on Twitter to have gained possessi
Skype's Blog and Social Profiles Hacked By Syrian Electronic Army
Microsoft Skype’s Twitter, Facebook, and blog hacked by Syrian Electronic Army demanding an end to spying We’re not even through the first day of 2014 and cyber attacks have already made their appearance. Earlier today, a person (or a few people) breached Skype’s security and hacked its Twitter account, Facebook page, and blog. The group claiming responsibility is the Syrian Electronic Army (SEA).
13 of The Best Memes From 2013
The power of the collective conscious of the Internet is most clearly reflected in memes. These ideas or styles, which can take the form of anything from an image to a misspelt word, spread from person to person in the online world all across the globe, with a lot of them eventually reflected in images with text (though that may not be the case all the time). Which memes took the Internet world by
Google Alternative DuckDuckGo Hit Nearly 3.1M Queries Yesterday
Insider Google alternative DuckDuckGo hit nearly 3.1M queries yesterday, up 50% in 8 days as PRISM fears rise Just over a week after passing a record 2 million searches in a single day, DuckDuckGo has announced a new milestone: the company processed 3,095,907 searches yesterday. DuckDuckGo made it clear that this stat does not include yesterday’s 18.9 million searches via its API and approximately
The Latest on the NSA Surveillance Scandal
Insider NSA update: Here’s the latest on the raucous surveillance scandal The NSA surveillance controversy continues this week, and TNW would be remiss to keep you out of the loop. However, instead of shipping a number of short posts on the most recent news, what follows is a short compendium of what you need to know. For full coverage of PRISM, and the phone records program, head here. Let’s begi
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