PewDiePie fans hacked the Wall Street Journal earlier today, claiming to offer an apology on behalf of the paper in an apparent attempt to get back at one of the many news outlets that have ridiculed him over the years. A post on the Journal’s affiliated site was edited to say that the publication would…
Facebook exposed private photos from up to 6.8 million users to apps that weren’t supposed to see them. These apps were authorised to see a limited set of users’ photos, but a bug allowed them to see pictures they weren’t granted access to. These included photos from people’s stories, photos from a users timeline, and…
Hacker have once again hacked printers around the world to print this: The first “attack” was carried out last month, when one member of the hacking group claimed to have forced 50,000 printers to create posters supporting PewDiePie. The latest incident again urges support for the YouTuber, but also calls on victims to improve their security….
New false assault accusations have been made against a promising football player and his friend. The Accuser has recently came out and told authorities she was lying, and has been sentenced to 1 year in prison. The sentence is deserved because there are too many false, life ruining accusations just like this, and someone needed…
The man who attacked Strasbourg’s Christmas market on Tuesday has been shot dead by French police, the interior minister has said. Three people have died following the shooting at the market and several more have been seriously injured. The shooter, Cherif Chekatt, was 29 and had a long list of criminal convictions in France and…
The long-running copyright case over the controversial “Blurred Lines” has finally ended, with Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams made to pay $5m in damages to Marvin Gaye’s family. Gaye’s family initially won the case in 2015, but Thicke and Williams appealed. A California court upheld the verdict in March this year, and the new amended judgement…