Twitter is notifying affected users after millions of login details leaked
By Ian Paul | PCWorld Users worried about being caught up in the recent leak of more than 32 million […]
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Myspace hack puts at least 360 million users at risk
By Shawn Knight | TechSpot Time Inc., which recently acquired pioneering social network Myspace, has confirmed reports that the site
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Reports claim that Facebook will soon introduce ads inside Messenger
By Rob Thubron | Tech Spot Facebook’s incredibly popular Messenger service will introduce ads inside the platform sometime within next
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Microsoft, global law enforcement agencies disrupt Dorkbot botnet
By Shawn Knight | Techspot Microsoft, in cooperation with a number of law enforcement agencies around the world, managed to
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Facebook can recognize you without looking at your face
Think you can stop Facebook from automatically tagging photos of you by covering your face? Think again. The New Scientist
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A new black market site is helping users fence stolen accounts and software licenses via Paypal
While we are starting to see newer payment options surfacing like Apple Pay, Paypal is still a popular way to
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Tech support scammer threatened to kill man when scam call backfired
“We have your address… they will come to you, they will kill you.” Tech support scammers should probably just hang
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Hackers target Yahoo, compromise multiple servers using Shellshock bug
Shellshock has claimed another victim as Yahoo recently revealed that three of its servers were compromised over the weekend by
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Classic Facebook “Color Changer” scam makes another comeback
On Facebook, some scams are so alluring that they seem to live forever. So it goes with “Facebook Color Changer,”
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Researchers reveal 3 devious ways online trackers shatter your privacy and follow your digital footsteps
Three stealthy tracking mechanisms designed to avoid weaknesses in browser cookies pose potential privacy risks to Internet users, a new