A third party was able to set prices on titles that they were not authorized to modify, and they set the prices of many titles on site to free which led to some customers placing orders for free titles that were not meant to be free.
What if cybersecurity horrors were movie posters?
magine cybersecurity horrors as movie posters.
Cyberattack on Toei: Hackers hit TV schedule
The anime production doesn’t say whether any data was lost or whether customer details are at risk but reveals that some of their internal systems have been suspended, presumably for an investigation and upgrade.
Hack data reveals D&D Twitch streamer is the platform’s top moneymaker
Twitch has confirmed the total security breach. It’s time to change your password.
Amazon’s The Tomorrow War YouTube trailer targeted by clickjacking hackers
Please note that this article discusses a live security risk. It is advised that, for now, readers do not click on links from the YouTube page on which The Tomorrow War trailer appears.
Firefox Monitor and Have I Been Pwned re-report the old Roll20 data breach
Security monitor sites update to confirm the months-old data breach at Roll20. There’s no suggestion of a new attack.
Roll20 hacked, 4 million records at risk
Virtual tabletop site Roll20 is in the list of victims, and Roll20 have now confirmed they have had a security breach.
Short film: AFK_
A 15 minute film from and staring Tyler Hynes all about cyber security. There’s a war going on even as we sit here. Agents, backed by national states, are busy testing defences and trying to hack into the vulnerable devices all around the world. AFK_ is rich with production value with scenes in America, China, […]
How to use a GameCube controller for your Nintendo 3DS
Worried that you’ll button mash your 3DS to death trying to play Super Smash Bros? This $12 hardware hack might put you at ease. That’s right, dekuNukem’s project only cost $12 in parts and the code is all up at GitHub. No surprise to see an Arduino Nano in the project. The Arduino reads the […]
Wall Street Journal reporter hacks RPG projects on Kickstarter
A Wall Street Journal reporter or a programmer working for him/her has exploited a bug in Kickstarter’s API. The result was some 70,000 unlaunched Kickstarter projects were exposed. The good news? Only 48 of these unlaunched projects were actually accessed by the Wall Street Journal. It is highly likely that many RPG and game projects […]
