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Threads: What we've learned from the first week - and why it can't kill Twitter just yet - Vimarsana News

Threads: What we've learned from the first week - and why it can't kill Twitter just yet

Threads has had a faster start to life than any other app in history, but will it have staying power? Sky News looks at how the platform's shaping up after its first week, the type of content that's thriving, and what it means for Elon Musk's Twitter.

Source: sky.com
Kansas Jayhawk News: #kufball Prepares for Media Day - Vimarsana News

Kansas Jayhawk News: #kufball Prepares for Media Day

Everybody wants somethin’ for nothin’. I’m old! Gimme, gimme, gimme!

Threads is already giving brands more engagement than Twitter - Vimarsana News

Threads is already giving brands more engagement than Twitter

Mark Zuckerberg is winning the online cage fight against Elon Musk

Source: qz.com
Customer database of Canadian mortgage broker left open on internet - Vimarsana News

Customer database of Canadian mortgage broker left open on internet

A Canadian mortgage broker’s database containing personal information on thousands of people was left open on the internet, according to security researchers. Access to the database belonging to Toronto-based 8Twelve Financial Technologies was quickly restricted after the company was notified by researcher Jeremy Folwer and the staff of Website Planet, which offers resources for website

Customer database of Canadian mortgage broker left open on internet - Vimarsana News

Customer database of Canadian mortgage broker left open on internet

A Canadian mortgage broker's database containing personal information on thousands of people was left open on the internet, according to security researchers. Access to the database belonging to Toronto-based 8Twelve Financial Technologies was quickly restricted after the company was notified by researcher Jeremy Folwer and the staff of Website Planet, which offers resources for website