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The live streaming platform, twitch which is owned by amazon has reported being hit by a data breach. a spokesman said it was working with urgency to understand the extent of claims that a hacker had leaked details of its source code and earnings of some clients. the twitch website appears to be functioning as normal. now to an exciting discovery in wales. researchers have identified fossils of a chicken size dinosaur that was related to t rex. the fragments are believed to be from the oldest me...

Ukrainian authorities arrest hackers who attacked more than 100 companies in Europe and North America with ransomware.

Syniverse, a company whose connectivity services are used by nearly all mobile carriers in the world, said hackers had access to its systems for years.

We've noted for a long time that the wireless industry is prone to being fairly lax on security and consumer privacy. One example...

Plaintiff John Smallman has filed a class-action lawsuit against MGM Resorts International on behalf of himself and others similarly situated in regards

Safety. do we know for sure that our data was not breached? >> i dont have particular information on the outage yet and we are working on it. whether its whatsapp or people communicating with families all over the world. in 2008 was our last big outage that we had, we had have few of them thats because we do operate at scale and we invest $13 billion since 2016 in our safety and security systems. these are rare instances that we work quickly to resolve this them. >> do we know there is a data br...

As per the Mozilla blog, Superman showed up in 368,397 breaches, followed by Batman in 226,327, Spider-Man in 160,030, Wolverine in 53,745 and Ironman in 44,175 breaches.

Neiman Marcus Group says it is notifying 4.6 million of its online customers who are affected by a data breach that occurred in May 2020. The data includes

The researcher warns that there is a new APT hacker group that targets the fuel, electricity, and aviation industries.

The pandemic has driven scores of organisations to pivot towards digitalisation to ensure business continuity, but more exposure to the digital world also means there is more risk of cybercrime if companies do not have proper defensive measures in place.