TalkTalk: We Were Hacked, But Only Non-Important Stuff Like Phone and Account Numbers, Addresses etc, So Don't Worry
Hacked last year, discovered now. Change your passwords, phone number, move house and get a new face.
Hacked last year, discovered now. Change your passwords, phone number, move house and get a new face.
Don't have it paid in bitcoin.
The world's largest maker of SIM cards was hacked by UK and US spying agencies, potentially opening up access to the monitoring of personal calls of... everyone.
Whenceforth cometh that unusual guitar shred? What is this strange device that makes a guitar sound like the budget score to a 80s video game? Let me explain.
If you want to relive Groundhog Day every day, Instructables has a fun hack that makes an alarm clock radio play Sonny and Cher's "I Got You Babe" every single morning. Read More >>
Buttons hidden beneath the jacket's lapel and inside the front pocket can be used to trigger pre-loaded sound files.
What if a VR-style device existed that could block logos and brand names from the world around you? Would you use it? Click through and watch a video to see such a device in action.
US report claims fraud levels as high as 6% ahead of UK launch.
They're getting bored so watch out -- your old blog might be next.
Two senior US officials say that the country wasn't responsible for North Korea's internet going dark, according to Associated Press reports.
Unauthenticated API requests returning all manner of personal account data.
Or at least, he thinks he knows the names of two people who went on TV and the radio claiming to be been behind it.
One tweeter made an example of an aggressive legal takedown request.
The ramifications of the choice to cancel The Interview are going to be felt for a long, long time.
Simply swapping one digit did the trick, presenting the user with a stranger's boarding pass.
And in the wake of the film firm's security scandal, here are a few things that stand out to me about life on the lot right now.
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