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Pokémon Go taken offline by PoodleCorp DDoS attack -- and the hackers have more in store
Publié: juillet 16, 2016, 11:11pm CEST par Mark Wilson
Pokémon Go has proved itself to be a rare phenomenon, and it has taken the world by storm. Attracting casual gamers of all ages the augmented reality title, Pokémon Go has seen people hitting the streets in search of elusive Pokémon -- until the servers overloaded. There have been a few glitches with Pokémon Go, largely due to its staggering popularity. But today many people found that they were unable to get online for a different reason -- the game servers were hit by hackers. A group called PoodleCorp claims responsibility for the takedown and says worse is to come.… [Continue Reading] -
Privacy alert: Maxthon web browser sends private data about users to China
Publié: juillet 16, 2016, 5:59pm CEST par Mark Wilson
In the world of web browsers, there are four or five big names to choose from but no end of smaller alternatives. One such browser is Maxthon, and security researchers have just discovered that this Chinese-produced browser is transmitting a wealth of data about users back to China. Researchers at Fidelis Cybersecurity and Exatel found that Maxthon frequently sends zip files to Beijing over HTTP and this contains a terrifying amount of data about users' browsing habits. The ueipdata.zip file incudes, among other things, details of the sites visited by users, the applications they have installed, and what searches have… [Continue Reading] -
Apple wants to simplify music royalty pay outs and this could harm Spotify
Publié: juillet 16, 2016, 12:34pm CEST par Mark Wilson
Many artists loathe music streaming services that have proved so popular with music fans. While they offer a platform to showcase music, the returns can be low and the way in which payments are calculated is endlessly complex. Apple has put forward a proposal to simplify the royalty payment system which would not only see artists getting more money, but would make life more difficult for the likes of Spotify. Keep artists happy, harm the competition -- two birds with one stone. A government filing in conjunction with the Copyright Royalty Board suggests a royalty rate of $0.091 per one… [Continue Reading] -
Test responsive websites at multiple resolutions with Emmet Re:view
Publié: juillet 16, 2016, 9:34am CEST par Mike Williams
A well-designed responsive website should adapt its display to work properly on phones, tablets and desktops, but testing this on every possible device might take a while. Emmet Re:view is a free Chrome extension which displays responsive websites in various-sized views, side-by-side, enabling you to see how they work at a glance. Visit the test website, click Emmet Re:view, and a tab opens with resizable views for each CSS media query breakpoint of your page. (Keep in mind that if this isn’t a responsive website and there are no breakpoints, they’ll all look the same.) Scroll through any of these… [Continue Reading]