Reddit hackers demand $4.5 million and changes in controversial API policy
BlackCat ransomware group revealed that it had successfully infiltrated Reddit's infrastructure, making off with a staggering 80GB of data
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BlackCat ransomware group revealed that it had successfully infiltrated Reddit's infrastructure, making off with a staggering 80GB of data
The CEO of Reddit has given an update on the recent API changes while also indicating in an interview that he really doesn't care about general feedback.
Reddit faced a major disruption on Monday due to a large-scale protest staged by its users. The protest was in response to the companys recent implementation of a controversial policy that had adverse effects on third-party apps functionality.
Some are "going dark" for 48 hours while others will permanently boycott the app until the API pricing is removed.
Reddit, the popular news discussion and social media platform, is planning to fire 5% of their total workforce, according to a company letter sent by Reddit CEO and co-founder, Steve Huffman.