Yahoo ’hacker-for-hire’ pleads guilty

Yahoo ’hacker-for-hire’ pleads guilty

Yahoo 'hacker-for-hire' pleads guilty

Yahoo ’hacker-for-hire’ pleads guilty

 

A Canadian man has pleaded guilty to charges related to a 2014 hack attack at Yahoo, whoch affected 500 million user accounts.

Described by US law officials as a ”hacker-for-hire”, Karim Baratov admitted hacking web-mail accounts on behalf of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB).

The number of hacked accounts is disputed.

Källa: Yahoo ’hacker-for-hire’ pleads guilty

Hundreds of iPhone Users Complain About the Word ’It’ Autocorrecting to ’I.T’ on iOS 11 and Later

Hundreds of iPhone Users Complain About the Word ’It’ Autocorrecting to ’I.T’ on iOS 11 and Later

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When affected users type the word ”it” into a text field, the keyboard first shows ”I.T” as a QuickType suggestion. After tapping the space key, the word ”it” automatically changes to ”I.T” without actually tapping the predictive suggestion.

A growing number of iPhone users have voiced their frustrations about the issue on the MacRumors discussion forums, Twitter, and other discussion platforms on the web since shortly after iOS 11 was released in late September.

Källa: Hundreds of iPhone Users Complain About the Word ’It’ Autocorrecting to ’I.T’ on iOS 11 and Later

Users are experiencing yet another iOS autocorrect bug, and I.T stinks. Here’s how to fix it!

Users are experiencing yet another iOS autocorrect bug, and I.T stinks. Here’s how to fix it!

Users are experiencing yet another iOS autocorrect bug, and I.T stinks. Here's how to fix it!

Users are experiencing yet another iOS autocorrect bug, and I.T stinks. Here’s how to fix it!

Move aside, A [?] — hundreds of users have reported yet another autocorrect bug that’s been plaguing them since updating to iOS 11. This time, it happens when they go to type the (frustratingly common) word ”it” into any text field. Once typed, the keyboard’s predictive text bar shows ”I.T” as a suggestion. Then, once the user hits the space key, the word ”it” changes to ”I.T” automatically, without the user ever actually tapping the predictive text suggestion.

Källa: Users are experiencing yet another iOS autocorrect bug, and I.T stinks. Here’s how to fix it!

U.S. charges three Chinese with hacking Siemens, Trimble, Moody’s

U.S. charges three Chinese with hacking Siemens, Trimble, Moody’s

U.S. charges three Chinese with hacking Siemens, Trimble, Moody's

U.S. charges three Chinese with hacking Siemens, Trimble, Moody’s

(Reuters) – A U.S. jury has indicted three people affiliated with a Chinese cyber security firm on computer fraud charges, saying they hacked into the networks of Siemens AG, Trimble Inc and Moodys Analytics.

The indictment, whoch was unsealed on Monday, charged that three defendants and others participated in “coordinated and unauthorized” cyber attacks in order to steal confidential business information and intentionally cause damage to those computer systems.

Källa: U.S. charges three Chinese with hacking Siemens, Trimble, Moody’s

YouTube probes ’disturbing’ search results

YouTube probes ’disturbing’ search results

YouTube probes 'disturbing' search results

YouTube probes ’disturbing’ search results

YouTube has changed the way its autofill feature works after reports that some word combinations brought up paedophilic phrases.

Over the weekend many people reported that typing ”how to have” would be completed with several variations on ”s*x with your kids”.

Other searches produced responses that also used the asterisked ”s*x” word.

Some speculated that an attempt to troll YouTube results was responsible for making the phrases appear.

Källa: YouTube probes ’disturbing’ search results

Firefox will soon warn users when visiting hacked websites | TheINQUIRER

Firefox will soon warn users when visiting hacked websites | TheINQUIRER

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MOZILLA IS JOINING FORCES with Have I Been Pwned to notify users of its Firefox browser when they visit a website that has been hacked.

The new feature, dubbed ’Breach Alerts’, will throw up warning notifications if a user’s credentials have been involved in a recent data breach, such as the recent mega-breach at Uber whoch affected 57 million users of the service.

Källa: Firefox will soon warn users when visiting hacked websites | TheINQUIRER