Elon Musk has announced that Donald Trump may be returning to Twitter. Musk justified this decision with the results of his personal Twitter poll. The @realDonaldTrump account and his tweets are back in full view just days after Trump confirmed he would run for president again in 2024. Shortly after taking control of the social network, Musk said he would not reopen suspended accounts until the company established and convened a content moderation council with "very diverse perspectives." . Instead, on Friday night, as people plunged into Thanksgiving weekend, he decided to vote for his followers on his Twitter. "Rehire former President Trump," he tweeted, along with a poll with buttons to select "yes" or "no." "Vox Populi, Vox Dei," he added in a follow-up tweet, in Latin, "The voice of the people is the voice of God." A "yes" answer won him by a narrow margin of 52-48. It's not clear how many of them were bots....
Cybersecurity researchers are calling it the largest password compilation leak of all time. On July 4, a newly registered user on a popular hacking forum posted a file containing nearly 10 billion compromised passwords in plaintext. The post was first noticed by researchers at Cybernews . RockYou2024 leaked password compilation This gigantic list of leaked passwords known as RockYou2024 provides hackers with an important tool that can be utilized in a brute force attack. A brute force attack is a popular hacking method where the attacker guesses a user's password by trial-and-error. Hackers commonly use automated scripts when carrying out a brute force attack, which enables them to try out a slew of passwords within a short period of time. With a leaked password database this big, hackers have a nearly unlimited pool of passwords to try out. “In its essence, the RockYou2024 leak is a comp...
The ShinyHunters hacker group claims the Ticketmaster breach is far bigger than previously anticipated, stealing 193 million barcodes, including 440,000 Taylor Swift tickets. Valued at $22 billion, they now demand $8 million from LiveNation! In May 2024, the notorious hacker group ShinyHunters breached Ticketmaster – LiveNation, as we know it. However, the hackers have now released new details about the extent of their breach. These details have been published on the infamous cybercrime and hacker platform Breach Forums titled “Ticketmaster event barcodes ‘Taylor Swift’ pt 1/65000.” The Breach Unveiled ShinyHunters marked the Fourth of July with a disturbing announcement: they claim to have stolen 440,000 tickets for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. In a symbolic twist, they suggest that instead of Swift performing on her tour, she will be “performing in front of Congress,” indicating this breach’s severity and public exposure. The Staggering Numbers Th...
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