Kara Rosario+FollowDDoS Drama: Should Byond Go Open Source?The Byond game engine is under siege—a weeks-long denial-of-service attack is pushing its creator to open the code. Is it ethical to force open source through cyberattacks, or does this cross a line, no matter the cause? As gamers and devs, do we support the pressure for progress, or defend the right to keep code closed? Let's hear your take! #GameDev #OpenSourceDebate #Cybersecurity #Tech00Share
carly96+FollowAre Passwords Still Protecting Us?Just when we thought our digital lives were secure, 19 billion passwords leak and prove otherwise. Most of these were reused or predictable—think '123456' or your own name. With automation, hackers barely need to try. Are we clinging to outdated habits, or is it time to rethink our approach? Do you trust password managers and multi-factor authentication, or do you have a better solution? Let’s debate what real digital security looks like in 2024. #Cybersecurity #PasswordManager #DigitalSafety #Tech10Share
Dr. Michael Henson+FollowTSA’s Surprising Airport Cyber WarningDid you know those free USB charging ports at airports could actually hack your phone? TSA just dropped a warning: skip the public USB ports (they can be loaded with malware!) and bring your own charger instead. Oh, and don’t trust the airport’s free WiFi for shopping or logging into anything sensitive. Basically, your phone’s biggest threats might be right in the terminal. Who knew airport charging could be this risky? #TravelTips #AirportHacks #CyberSecurity #Travel150Share
chenmichele+FollowQuantum Leap: Is RSA on Borrowed Time?Google’s latest quantum breakthrough claims we only need a million qubits to crack RSA-2048 in a week. That’s a huge drop from the previous 20 million estimate. If this pans out, our current encryption could be obsolete by 2035. Are we moving fast enough toward quantum-safe cryptography, or are we underestimating the pace of quantum innovation? Would you trust your data to today’s standards? #QuantumComputing #Cybersecurity #Encryption #Tech40Share
Mark Pruitt+FollowIs Telegram Finally Cleaning Up Its Act?Telegram just axed two of the biggest criminal marketplaces ever seen, but is this a real pivot or just a reaction to regulatory heat? The app’s encrypted, low-friction channels have long been a haven for illicit trade, but recent cooperation with authorities is raising eyebrows. Are we witnessing a genuine shift in platform responsibility, or will new dark markets simply fill the void? How much should we expect from messaging platforms in the fight against cybercrime? #TelegramDebate #Cybersecurity #PlatformResponsibility #Tech00Share
Glen Bryant+Follow184M Logins Exposed—Are We Safe?Just when you thought your passwords were safe, a security researcher uncovered a stash of 184 million records—complete with logins for Apple, Facebook, PayPal, and Google. The kicker? No one knows who owned the database or how many hands it passed through before being deleted. With so many services compromised, is it time to rethink how we protect our digital lives? Would you trust password managers or go old-school with pen and paper? #Cybersecurity #DataBreach #TechDebate #Tech61Share
Meghan Reynolds+Follow184M Logins Exposed: Who’s Really Safe Online?Another day, another massive credential leak—this time, 184 million logins from social media, banks, and even government portals are out in the wild. Infostealer malware strikes again, exposing plaintext passwords and login URLs for just about every major service. Are we doing enough to protect ourselves, or is it time to rethink how we manage our digital identities? Would you trust encrypted cloud storage over email for sensitive info? Let’s debate. #Cybersecurity #DataBreach #Infostealer #Tech162Share
Kara Rosario+FollowIs Your PC Safe from Lumma’s Grasp?Microsoft just flagged a massive surge in Lumma malware infections—nearly 400,000 PCs hit in just two months. This info stealer isn’t just targeting individuals; it’s infiltrating critical sectors like finance and healthcare. Even after Microsoft’s domain takedown, the threat lingers. Are we keeping up with cybercriminals, or are our defenses just playing catch-up? How are you staying ahead of these evolving attacks? #CyberSecurity #MalwareAlert #TechDebate #InfoStealer #MicrosoftSecurity #Tech30Share
bradfordbonnie+FollowApple ID Breach: Are We Too Trusting?A massive trove of unencrypted Apple ID logins just surfaced, exposing millions of credentials from major platforms. As infostealer malware gets more sophisticated, are we underestimating the risks of browser-saved passwords and third-party downloads? Do you trust your digital hygiene, or is it time to rethink how we manage our online identities? Let’s debate: Is convenience worth the security gamble? #DataBreach #AppleID #Cybersecurity #Infostealer #TechDebate #Tech30Share
Kara Rosario+FollowAre You Falling for These Email Traps?Let’s talk about those sneaky email habits that can turn your device into a hacker’s playground. Ever replied to a random sender or opened a mystery attachment just to see what’s inside? That’s exactly what cybercriminals are banking on. It’s wild how one click can invite a world of malware. Do you think we’re too trusting with our inboxes, or is hyper-vigilance the new normal? #CyberSecurity #TechTalk #DigitalSafety #EmailHygiene #Infosec #Tech00Share
