Hacker Zero

HackerOne breach lets outside hacker read customers' private bug reports.
With a cookie. Cookies are the panacea of life.


In the continuing march to more expensive doom and possibly crippling radiation, here's some more great 5g news.  News: it's not going to make pancakes, watch your kids, or even let you use it.

In addition, the EU council is in a bit of a tizzy about 5g.


Firefox 71 released with native MP3 decoding, because patents expired. Other interesting features...including kiosk mode and password manager. Unfortunately the password manager requires a Firefox account. Just a little bit silly.


Are you ready for Nessus Map? It parses .Nessus files and shows output in interactive UI.


A coupla linux network troubleshooting commands (basic)


I've mentioned the Ring doorbell cameras.
So has Amazon: to the police. They gave the police a 'heatmap' of all devices in an area. While the feature was removed, you can be sure that Amazon would never do it again, nor would police expect them to.


The FBI applied for and received a search warrant to Sony on a PlayStation 4's owner. Apparently national security required the FBI to know what games the alleged cocaine seller had and how far he got in them.


Windows - it's not an OS, it's a virus.
A bug in the login system put users at risk of account hijacks.


Apple's i11 sends location data to Apple, even with location off. Apple sees no problem with this.