The attack on authentication company Twilio early this month appears to be much broader than first thought. Password manager LastPass and authentication company Authy are also among the victims. With two-factor authentication, in addition to your password, you also need an extra unique code or confirmation to log in. At […]

Despite promises, years of experience, and measures, it remains child’s play to place advertisements with incorrect information about elections on Facebook from abroad. The NGO Global Witness once again manages to embarrass Meta. It effortlessly placed ads in Brazil containing factually incorrect information about the upcoming elections. Advertisements that questioned […]

Google is making its revamped Gmail interface available to all users. With the changes, you can easily switch between Chat and Spaces, among other things.   It also makes making video calls from Gmail via Google Meet easier. Based on Google’s Material Design 3, the renewed interface has been available […]

Google is once again delaying its plans to ban the use of third-party cookies from Chrome. The new deadline is the second half of 2024.   Google has been working on plans to ban third-party cookies from its Chrome browser, which tracks you across different websites. The tech giant originally […]

The owner of the so-called clone site MyStalk has been sued by Meta. The parent company of Instagram and Facebook claims that the man collected unsolicited data from 350,000 people through automated Instagram accounts, including photos and videos.   A supplier of software with which such data can be collected […]

A massive outage at KDDI, Japan’s second-largest telecom operator, left nearly 40 million people around Tokyo without data or phones over the weekend.   The breakdown started on Saturday morning after maintenance in a building west of Tokyo. The outage made it difficult to call, send messages or use data. […]

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