DefenceTalkJapanese and Chinese officials will hold senior-level security discussions next week for the first time since February 2019, Tokyo’s top diplomat said Saturday. Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi and his Chinese counterpart Wa…
By Waqas
The RailYatri hack took place in December 2022, but the stolen data has only been leaked earlier today on a prominent hacker forum.
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You may recall that the invention of the car license plate was to help stop hit and run crimes against cyclists (and pedestrians). A prominently displayed number on a plate was supposed to help increase chances of criminal prosecution, making roads saf…
Iran says none of its nationals were killed in Saturday evening’s attack by the Israeli regime on the Syrian capital Damascus. That’s according to Nour News, a media outlet affiliated with Iran’s Supreme National Security Council.
Passcodes are out.
By Waqas
My QR Code was informed about the leak almost two weeks ago, yet it failed to respond or secure its server.
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Twitter has announced that the platform will allow using the SMS-based two-factor authentication (2FA) only to its Blue subscribers. To date, Twitter has offered three methods of 2FA: text message, authentication app, and security key. However, the company has announced that it will limit the use of SMS-based two-factor authentication (2FA) only to its Blue subscribers. The […]
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Tesla are basically unsafe to have on roads. This is no longer even worth debating, as another firetruck has been seriously damaged and taken out of service by a Kamikaze. One person is dead after slamming a Tesla into a fire truck Saturday morning, of…
By Habiba Rashid
Twitter will now charge for 2FA, limiting the must-have security feature to only Twitter Blue subscribers.
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The company will soon require users to pay for a Twitter Blue subscription to get sign-in codes via SMS. Security experts are baffled.