WhatsApp has identified a 'serious security vulnerability' - Here's what you need to know
The company has officially notified the Data Protection Commission about the breach.
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The company has officially notified the Data Protection Commission about the breach.
It said the passwords were stored in plain text on its internal servers.
Judge Keane said that the two are facing “very serious charges”.
The pair didn’t reach the aircraft, which was parked at a terminal at the time.
It is not yet clear how the image ended up on social media websites.
Police said the 22-year-old did not gain access to the palace.
Dennis Hennessy was out on licence when he breached the palace walls on Wednesday.
He managed to stay on the grounds for seven minutes before being arrested.
The band confirmed that their gig last night was cancelled because of a “security threat”.
The 17-time Grand Slam winner was left unimpressed by the incident.
It said it would help them train better for security breaches.
The British prime minister was unharmed in the incident.
Spotify’s CTO has issued a statement saying it will require all users to re-enter their username and password into the app as well as requiring Android users to upgrade.
As soon as the company realised there had been an intrusion, it restricted access to eliminate a threat.
More than 1.15 million people have canceled or requested new credit cards after financial regulators announced the data theft.
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An FBI investigation is now under way after almost 6.5million passwords were breached last week.
CDs for the Leaving Cert Irish exam were inadvertently played at some Junior Cert exam papers yesterday. The Department of Education says an investigation is underway.
Prosecutors accused the 26-year-old of taking invaluable intellectual property from the social network.
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Hackers have claimed that they have hit Sony for a second time – taking over one million passwords, emails, and other user information – by accessing unencrypted data stored by the corporation.
Sony boss says the electronics giant acted quickly in notifying customers after a cyber attack affecting almost 100 million customers.
A new hack can give complete access to your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
Is there anything to be worried about?