Snapchat Hacking

A number of people posted screenshots on Twitter showing "New York City" had been relabelled "Jewtropolis" on the Mapbox map used by companies and services such as Snapchat.

"Hack alert, someone hacked my Instagram account, sorting it out," tweeted Ali Abbas Zafar

A new report claims that Indian hackers have released Snapchat user data of roughly 2 million users.

OnePlus 3T became official and Samsung could be thinking about launching refurbished Galaxy Note 7 in India.

Tom Hiddleston's Instagram account was hacked by a user who posted cartoons and screen grabs from a Snapchat account

Leaked emails from the Sony hack suggest that Snapchat was even interested in creating its own music label for the app.

Snapchat says it notify those users who may be using third-party apps to change their passwords, and warn them to stop using such services.

The issue arose when hacker forums claimed unknown parties had created a file with at least 100,000 Snapchat photos.

The third-party website said hackers had breached its servers and made off with some 500MB of photographs.

A huge trove of evidently intercepted Snapchat images and videos were exposed online Friday.

Mobile messaging company Snapchat blamed third-party software apps for possible security lapses that may have led to its users' private photos being at risk of online publication by hackers.

The company released two new security features - an image-recognition based layer, and server-side checks.

The developers have finally apologised to users, following the high-profile back at the turn of the year.

Snapchat said the new version of the app would stem attempts to breach the service.

Surprisingly, the developers published a blog post downplaying the threat as "theoretical" on December 27.

A number of people posted screenshots on Twitter showing "New York City" had been relabelled "Jewtropolis" on the Mapbox map used by companies and services such as Snapchat.

"Hack alert, someone hacked my Instagram account, sorting it out," tweeted Ali Abbas Zafar

A new report claims that Indian hackers have released Snapchat user data of roughly 2 million users.

OnePlus 3T became official and Samsung could be thinking about launching refurbished Galaxy Note 7 in India.

Tom Hiddleston's Instagram account was hacked by a user who posted cartoons and screen grabs from a Snapchat account

Leaked emails from the Sony hack suggest that Snapchat was even interested in creating its own music label for the app.

Snapchat says it notify those users who may be using third-party apps to change their passwords, and warn them to stop using such services.

The issue arose when hacker forums claimed unknown parties had created a file with at least 100,000 Snapchat photos.

The third-party website said hackers had breached its servers and made off with some 500MB of photographs.

A huge trove of evidently intercepted Snapchat images and videos were exposed online Friday.

Mobile messaging company Snapchat blamed third-party software apps for possible security lapses that may have led to its users' private photos being at risk of online publication by hackers.

The company released two new security features - an image-recognition based layer, and server-side checks.

The developers have finally apologised to users, following the high-profile back at the turn of the year.

Snapchat said the new version of the app would stem attempts to breach the service.

Surprisingly, the developers published a blog post downplaying the threat as "theoretical" on December 27.