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Private Browser Brave Called out for Binance Affiliate Links in Autocomplete, Community Trust Compromised

Private Browser Brave Called out for Binance Affiliate Links in Autocomplete, Community Trust Compromised

Brave, a popular privacy-focused browser, has faced a backlash from the community after users noticed affiliate links popping up in the autocomplete form in the browser’s address bar. In a discussion on Twitter, Brave CEO Brendan Eich called the links in autocomplete a mistake and promised not to let such a thing happen again.

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Ethan Buchman: I Might Be a Covet Bitcoin Maximalist, but Future Is About Proof-Of-Stake

1029 06.06.2020

Ethan Buchman: I Might Be a Covet Bitcoin Maximalist, but Future Is About Proof-Of-Stake

In an exclusive interview with ForkLog, the co-founder of Tendermint and Cosmos Ethan Buchman reveals why he sees the future of the crypto-economy in Proof-of-Stake systems. And that despite him betting long on Bitcoin.

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How Police Spy on Protesters

1078 06.06.2020

How Police Spy on Protesters

According to Gallup, in 2018, about two-thirds of people worldwide had confidence in their local police. Given the law enforcement response to the protests in the U.S., this number will probably be quite different in subsequent reports. But batons, rubber bullets, and tear gas aren’t the only tools for the job.

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Enlightened Despot: Is Google Fit to Tell Good from Evil?

Enlightened Despot: Is Google Fit to Tell Good from Evil?

For decades Google has been widely criticized for privacy breaches and turning its host of services into a perfect global surveillance mechanism. But it took a while until this global corporation owned up to the criticism, albeit silently.

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Russian Hackers Attack US Nuclear Missile Contractor, Demand Ransom for Stolen Data

1669 05.06.2020

Russian Hackers Attack US Nuclear Missile Contractor, Demand Ransom for Stolen Data

Cybercriminals have broken into the computer network of Westech International, the United States military contractor, that provides engineering and maintenance support for the Minuteman III nuclear deterrent. The hackers reportedly stole confidential documents from the company and now demand that it pay a ransom.

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Ex-Convicted Hacker GhostExodus: Severity of My Crime Wasn't Based On What I Did, But What I Could Have Done

11183 04.06.2020

Ex-Convicted Hacker GhostExodus: Severity of My Crime Wasn’t Based On What I Did, But What I Could Have Done

In 2009, Jesse William McGraw, aka “GhostExodus” and the leader of the so-called Electronik Tribulation Army (ETA) hacking group, broke into a dozen computers at the orthopedic W.B. Carrell Memorial Clinic, where he worked as a night-shift security guard.

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Estimated $1.36 Billion In Crypto Lost To Criminals In First Half of 2020

Estimated $1.36 Billion In Crypto Lost To Criminals In First Half of 2020

According to the report by CipherTrace, in the first 5 months of 2020, the total losses of cryptocurrencies to criminals and scammers amounted to $1.36 billion. Researches suggest 2020 may bring the second-highest total crypto lost to crime ever observed, the current record being 2019’s $4.5 billion.

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Mastodon Review: Federation of Bubbles

Mastodon Review: Federation of Bubbles

Twitter is 14 years old. And many people start seeing it for an enfant terrible it is. Some see the purple hair and pronouns in the bio, others see trolls and racists everywhere. And this makes people mad.

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Dark Web Hosting Provider Database With Sensitive Information Leaked Online

Dark Web Hosting Provider Database With Sensitive Information Leaked Online

The database of Daniel’s Hosting, a now-defunct free hosting provider for dark web services, has been leaked online. The leak revealed admin passwords, emails, and other sensitive data that can help find the people behind the dark web sites and services.

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Following Police Brutality and Riots, Hackers of Anonymous Attack Minneapolis Police

1211 01.06.2020

Following Police Brutality and Riots, Hackers of Anonymous Attack Minneapolis Police

Amidst the wave of public outrage following the death of George Floyd in police custody, hacktivists from Anonymous group turned their skills against the Minneapolis police department involved. The hackers have already attacked the PD’s website and promised to expose a history of crimes committed by the officers.

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Internet as Battlefield: War Between Authoritarian and Democratic Paradigms for Digital Tomorrow

Internet as Battlefield: War Between Authoritarian and Democratic Paradigms for Digital Tomorrow

In the 21st century, the internet has rapidly abandoned its role as a new means of communication. The 2010s saw it transform from a global village where everyone can offend someone else’s mom with no consequences into a military domain, similar to land, sea, air, and space. Unseen to many, the digital war between the […]

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NewTON Blockchain Launched Test Network, Building Upon TON’s Original Source Code

NewTON Blockchain Launched Test Network, Building Upon TON’s Original Source Code

A group of 30 independent developers launched the test network for NewTON Blockchain, one of the projects aiming to continue the cause of Telegram’s TON project after the conflict with the SEC. One of the developers behind NewTON, Anatoly, shared some details about the project with ForkLog.

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