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  Oreo arrives on the OnePlus 5 through OxygenOS open beta

  Publié: novembre 26, 2017, 1:24pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The OnePlus 5T may have just rolled out, but the Chinese smartphone maker has not forgotten its older handsets. Having rolled out a beta version of Android Oreo to the OnePlus 3 and 3T, now the OnePlus 5 is getting the same treatment. Making good on the promise it made at the launch of the OnePlus 5T, the company has launch the first OxygenOS Oreo open beta for the OnePlus 5. It is available for anyone to download and install, and the full, stable release of Oreo is due early next year. See also: Download the Android Oreo beta for… [Continue Reading]
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  Time to change your password: Imgur was hacked in 2014

  Publié: novembre 26, 2017, 12:41pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  While much of the US was celebrating Thanksgiving, social image hosting site Imgur was made aware of a security breach that took place back in 2014. Around 1.7 million user accounts were affected. This is a relatively small percentage of Imgur users, and COO Roy Sehgal points out that the site has never asked for "personally-identifying information." Nevertheless, the company is contacting the owners of affected accounts, advising them to change their passwords. Hackers managed to steal email addresses and passwords. This might be a concern for anyone who reuses passwords across multiple services, but the data was hashed with… [Continue Reading]