You probably don't know Nir Goldshlager, but up until recently, he sure could have know you. That's because Nir discovered a major privacy flaw in Facebook's OAuth, the system developers use to access all sorts of information every time you hit that little "allow" button. Nir gained access to virtually anyone's entire Facebook account. As the hacker explained on his site: Read More >>
Featured comment by NamelessMuffin:
"I sent a friend some photos via the Facebook app on iPhone, however every time he clicked them it took him to our mutual friend's message inbox where ..." More »
If you thought getting access to your phone's dialler, contacts, and even photos was bad enough from a supposedly secure, locked iPhone, how about access to everything on the device? Yeah, things just got even worse for Apple's steaming pile of iOS 6.1. Read More >>
Featured comment by Someone Else (one pedantic bastard):
""Now, it’s probably not something you or I should be worried about" - I'm certainly not Sam (for obvious reason), but I think you have an iPhone, so..." More »
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