Meta Fined $102 Million for Storing Users’ Passwords in Plain Text
Meta was fined more than $100 million for a security breach that saw the company store some users' passwords in plain text.
German Police Arrest Would-Be Photographer Who Climbed Roof During Soccer Game
A would-be photographer who climbed the roof of a soccer stadium in Germany prompted special forces and a helicopter to be deployed.
Wyze Cameras Let 13,000 Customers Look into Other People’s Homes
Wyze cameras -- a smart camera company whose devices are sold on Amazon and Walmart -- allowed 13,000 of its customers to look into other people's homes.
16-Year-Old Arrested After Sneaking Onto the Freedom Tower Roof to Take Pictures
A 16-year-old New Jersey kid is making headlines today after embarrassing the Port Authority, NYPD and private security this weekend for the sake of some rooftopping pictures that ultimately led to his arrest.
Popular Instagram-Related App Scammed 100,000+ Users Out of Their Passwords
A popular iOS and Android app that promised to generate torrents of Instagram likes and followers for its users also swiped thousands of passwords for the service, and is now being called a massive scam.
Number of Adobe Accounts Hacked Now Up to 150M, Check Yours
News about the Adobe account hack just keeps getting worse and worse. First, 2.9 million users had supposedly been hacked. Then, the number skyrocketed to a much more staggering 38 million. The number is now climbing yet again, and it seems that many of the people who have been hacked have not been notified by Adobe.
Adobe Admits to Being Hacked, 2.9M User Accounts Compromised
Adobe users who have purchased a product or signed up for Creative Cloud recently beware. According to Adobe's website, the company's servers were hacked "very recently," and the attackers made away with customer information from 2.9 million Adobe accounts, as well as source code for a few Adobe products.