Twitter Bot Sentinel finds harrassment campaign against Meghan Markle
Twitter, or rather, its analytics service Bot Sentinel, has found a concerning harassment campaign against Meghan Markle. According to the...
Apple’s new MacBook pro has a notch, but no Face ID
The display of Apple's new MacBook Pro has a notch, which will feature a cut-out to house the camera system....
Viewing HTML codes of websites not “hacking,” says professor to Missouri govt.
Viewing the HTML codes of a website does not amount to illegal activity or "hacking," a professor has told the...
Facebook’s Q3 earnings in, shares rise amid whistleblower row
Social media giant Facebook has seen its shares rise, even as investors continue to shift their focus on the firm's...
Australian online privacy bill to make social media age verification compulsory
A new Australian online privacy bill is all set to make social media age verification compulsory for a number of...
New York Times journalist hacked by Pegasus after reporting on previous attempts
A New York Times journalist was reportedly hacked by the Pegasus spyware (yes, the one that had been doing the...
Facebook’s internal chat boards keep politics at the center of decisions
A new report by The Wall Street Journal serves to show how social media giant Facebook's internal chat boards often...
South Korea’s new pedestrian lights allow people to keep eyes glued to phones
South Korea's new pedestrian lights, which are designed to help people whose eyes remain glued to their phones as they...
Tokyo Olympics infrastructure saw 450 million cyberattacks
The NTT Corporation, which was responsible for providing a major chunk of network security and telecommunications services for the 2020...
Facebook sues Ukraine programmer who stole private data of 178 million users
Social media giant Facebook has sued a Ukraine-based programmer who allegedly stole the private data of as many as 178...