Citizens database hacked: Thanks to the Argentine government
Argentine citizens have suffered a collective data breach as a hacker compromised the government network, which then stole a huge amount of data.
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Facebook Launches a New Tool for detecting SSRF Vulnerabilities
Facebook launched a new tool on Thursday to assist security researchers in the hunt for Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities. A SSRF attack, as...
Twitter is developing a blockchain-connected Collectibles tab
Twitter is working on a tab that displays a user's NFT collection, and it's starting to take shape. The platform originally started working on...
YouTube introduces a customized ‘New to you’ feed to assist viewers in discovering new...
After testing the feature earlier this year, YouTube is now bringing out a dedicated "New to you" page on its site. On mobile, desktop,...
7 years prison time for the hacker who sold data of 65,000 medical employees
A Michigan man was sentenced to seven years in prison for hacking into a human resources database at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center,...
For hospitals and senior care facilities, Amazon is launching an Alexa service
Today the company has announced that soon they will be launching the Alexa services. Two new projects that incorporate Alexa into hospitals and senior...
Due to software flaws, Tesla has withdrawn its self-driving beta programme
After customers complained of erroneous collision warnings and other concerns, Tesla Inc (TSLA.O) turned back the newest version of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta...
Apple launches the third generation Airpod, know what are its attractive features
After almost two years of the second generation launch, finally, Apple has recently launched the third generation of AirPods in the market. The most...
The Indian government may ban Chinese smartphones
After taking a major step last year by banning 220 Chinese apps Indian government is expected to ban Chinese smartphone brands in India. Recently...
Microsoft has apologized for upsetting developers by disabling a key function
Earlier week Microsoft enraged the.NET open-source community by eliminating a crucial feature of Hot Reload from the impending release of.NET 6, a feature that...
