Aug 13
The actress is now starring on the CBS sitcom after Erinn Hayes’ departure.
Aug 13
Neo-Nazi Website Praises Trump’s Charlottesville Reaction: ‘He Loves Us All’
Posted in: Today's Chili“When asked to condemn, he just walked out of the room. Really, really good. God bless him,” wrote the site’s founder.
Aug 13
HTC’s latest flagship phone, the U11, has proven itself to be one of the top Android device releases of the year with impressive specs and design, useful features, and a great camera — and soon it’s going to get even better. HTC has revealed that U11 was just certified for the Bluetooth 5.0 standard, and that users will be able … Continue reading
Aug 13
After Math: Come out and burn
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As the current presidential administration keeps trying its best to be America’s last, let’s take a moment from the existential horror of nuclear annihilation at the hands of the world’s other wannabe king-baby and see who’s been killing it in tech t…
Aug 13
You might have heard by now that HBO has been hit by a cyberattack. Reports suggest that 1.5TB of data has been stolen from the cable giant’s servers. We’ve already seen leaked scripts of unaired Game of Thrones episodes and it’s said that unaired episodes of some other shows have been leaked as well. According to a new report, HBO offered hackers $250,000 as a “bug bounty payment” to prevent these leaks.
The hackers behind it all have leaked a screenshot of an email which shows that a senior HBO vice president offered them $250,000 as a “bug bounty payment.” The email is dated July 27 and was obtained by The Hollywood Reporter.
The email indicates that a negotiation was going on between the network and the hackers. HBO’s response has been worded carefully so that it doesn’t seem like the cable giant is paying them a ransom, it gives the impression that HBO is offering them a reward for discovering vulnerabilities in its system.
“As a show of good faith on our side, we are willing to commit to making a bug bounty payment of $250,000 to you as soon as we can establish the necessary account and acquire bitcoin,” the email reads.
It’s believed that the hackers are demanding millions in Bitcoin from HBO to stop leaking more content. It’s not entirely known at this point in time what other data they’ve managed to obtain from HBO’s systems. The cable giant has not yet commented on the leaked email.
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Aug 13
He refused to respond when asked whether he would call the white supremacists in Charlottesville terrorists.
Aug 13
“You have to call that stuff out,” said the former White House communications director.
Aug 13
The camera on Google’s Pixel quite possibly takes the best photos of an smartphone, Android or otherwise. But it’s not just the hardware like the lens or image stabilization, the Pixel also features software advancements that help make images the best they can be, especially with the phone’s HDR+ mode. But now you don’t need to own a Pixel to … Continue reading
Aug 13
Steam users who happen to own a recent Samsung Smart TV are in luck, as they no longer need to drop $50 on the physical Steam Link box in order to play PC games on their television. Following a beta test back in early July, the official Steam Link app can now be downloaded from the Smart Hub store on … Continue reading
Aug 13
The actor talks “Good Time,” his fame’s “hyper-saturation point” and a possible return to the “Twilight” movies.
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