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Wizz Air sends out password reset emails to millions of customers following 'technical irregularity'
Publié: juillet 20, 2019, 2:08pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Hungarian airline Wizz Air has emailed millions of customers informing them that their passwords have been reset. While the company is at pains to stress that it has not been the victim of hacking, nor is any personal information at risk, the email took many customers by surprise and raised concerns about a possible data breach. See also: Scotland Yard Twitter account and website hacked Microsoft warns thousands that they are victims of state-sponsored hacking Apple pushes out another emergency security update to fix videoconferencing vulnerabilities Wizz Air has not really given any details about what has happened, simply referring… [Continue Reading] -
Scotland Yard Twitter account and website hacked
Publié: juillet 20, 2019, 12:00pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
The Twitter account of Scotland Yard has been hit by hackers, resulting in a series of strange and offensive tweets being sent to hundreds of thousands of followers. The website for the Metropolitan Police was also hacked. Tweets sent by the hackers made references to Keemstar as well as drill artist Digga D, calling for the rapper to be freed from prison. The attack by hackers also resulted in a series of emails being sent out to journalists via the Metropolitan Police's official email address. See also: Microsoft warns thousands that they are victims of state-sponsored hacking You need to… [Continue Reading]