Several “hack” reports emerged last week concerning popular social networks, including Facebook and LinkedIn. The Facebook and Microsoft systems were not breached, but attackers scraped personal data from more than a billion users between the two services. The Facebook attack dates back to August 2019, but it reemerged a few days ago, as a database …
Data associated with 1.3 million users of the Clubhouse app — including their name, username, User ID, numbers of followers, and more — has been posted on a hacker forum, according to a cybersecurity industry news report. Clubhouse has been going out of its way, however, to stress online and to try and correct news …
As persistent and savvy as hackers can be, the last thing any of us need is for the most popular sites and services on the planet to give those hackers a platform to trick people into having their data stolen. Unfortunately, that is precisely what appears to have happened, as TechCrunch reports that cybercriminals have …
The new audio-centric Clubhouse app is the latest social network that everyone is buzzing about, with the new app’s cachet having risen so precipitously that it’s attracted participation from big tech industry names like Bill Gates and Elon Musk — while Facebook is going so far as to try to cobble together its own knock-off …
The Clubhouse app hosted another tech industry insider for an interview in recent days — this time, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates. In a discussion hosted by journalist Andrew Ross Sorkin, Gates talked about everything from the coronavirus pandemic to COVID vaccines and the rumored Apple Car. Gates also explained why he prefers his Android phone …
Facebook will clone another social network that might threaten its dominance, the new Clubhouse app that everybody is talking about. Valued at $1 billion and hosting over 2 million users every week, Clubhouse is a social network based on voice interaction, facilitating discussions and audio content. Clubhouse saw massive interest in recent weeks after Tesla …
