For the second time this week, U.K. phone giant EE has fixed a security lapse, which allowed a security researcher to gain access to an internal site. The researcher, who goes by the pseudonym Six, found the company’s internal training site indexed on Google. (We’re not linking to the page as it remains an active […]
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UK phone giant EE fixes bug that let customers gift data for free
EE, the largest phone network in the UK, has fixed a website bug that allowed customers to add an unlimited amount of plan data to their accounts for free. The bug allowed any customer to modify code on the customer’s account page that allows users to “gift” data to linked accounts. Using man-in-the-middle tools like […]
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Like an angry math teacher, Donald Trump could take away his staffers’ cellphones.
The president was “furious” and “disgusted” by excerpts of a book that were made public Wednesday, according to White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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