Nested Pages Patches Post Deletion Vulnerability
deleted, unpublished or assigned to a different author in bulk, as well as a separate open redirect vulnerability.
Apple Celebrates 105 Years Of America’s National Parks
This week through August 29, Apple will make a $10 donation to the National Park Foundation for each purchase made with Apple Pay on apple.com, in the Apple Store app, or at an Apple Store in the US.
YouTube Enables Picture-In-Picture(PIP) On iPhone For Premium Subscribers
YouTube has rolled out a picture-in-picture feature for its iOS YouTube app that allows premium subscribers to view video content while using other apps.
OnlyFans Drops Idea Of Banning Porn On October 1st
In an abrupt tweet, OnlyFans announced a reversal of the shocker announcement that it would ban sexually explicit content.
Microsoft’s xCloud Is Coming To Xbox Series S|X, Xbox One
Microsoft's game streaming service Xbox Cloud Gaming or xCloud, available on Android, PCs and iOS, is soon coming to the company's gaming consoles, including the last generation Xbox One.
Spotify Launches Premium Podcast Subscriptions To All US Creators
Spotify is now rolling out its premium podcast feature to all creators based in the U.S., allowing them to charge up to $150 for a subscription.
Facebook, Netflix Fined Over Privacy Violations In S. Korea
A South Korean watchdog on personal information protection on Wednesday fined major foreign platform service providers nearly 6.7 billion won (US$ 5.7 million) over privacy violations.
Default Settings In Microsoft Tool Exposes 38 Million Users’ Data
A default permissions settings in Microsoft Power Apps might have exposed data of 38 million users online.
Instagram Rolls Out Ads On Shop Tab Globally
Instagram Shop is a tab on the photo and video sharing app that lets users browse items such as clothes and beauty products and in some cases purchase the items directly within the Instagram app.
Critical Authentication Bypass Vulnerability Patched In Booster For WooCommerce Plugin
In order to exploit this vulnerability, an attacker would need to execute two actions. The first action an attacker would need to perform involves sending a request to the vulnerable site’s home URL with the wcj_user_id parameter set to the user ID that the attacker would like...
Poly Network Hacker Returns More Than $600 Million In Stolen Crypto
Hacker behind one of the biggest ever digital coin heists has now returned over $610 million stolen crypto.
Facebook To Bring Voice And Video Calling To Main App
The social media giant Facebook is letting some users make voice and video calls within its main app on a trial basis, aiming to make it easier to place calls without opening its standalone Messenger app. The move enabled users of each service to find,...
FDA Approves Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first COVID-19 vaccine.
YouTube’s Partner Program Now Has 2 Million Members
YouTube’s Partner Program has passed the 2 million creator mark, the company said Monday.
PayPal Launches Crypto Buying And Selling In The UK
ayPal will allow customers in the UK to buy, sell and hold bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies starting this week.
Clubhouse Removed Afghanistan’s Users’ Personal Info As A Safety Measure
Social audio app Clubhouse has removed the personal information of its users in Afghanistan as a safety measure.
Facebook Allows Users In Afghanistan To Instantly Lock Their Accounts
The social media giant Facebook has launched a one-click tool for people in Afghanistan to quickly lock down their accounts, as the Taliban has regained control of the war-torn country.
How To Permanently Delete Your Snapchat Account In 2026
After 30 days, your account will be permanently deleted. This means that your account, account settings, friends, Snaps, Chats, Story, device data, and location data will be deleted.
Emsisoft Releases A Decryptor For The SynAck Ransomware
Emsisoft has released a SynAck ransomware decryptor that works on all variants and allows victims to recover their files for free.
Personal Data Of 70 Million AT&T Customers Being Sold On The Dark Web
A hacker known for other data breaches is selling a database allegedly containing gigabytes of AT&T customer information, including social security numbers, and is asking for $1 million to take it down.
