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"You're Such A Hack": Kunal Kamra Slams Zomato's Deepinder Goyal's World Record Post
Mr Kamra questioned the average income and working hours of their delivery partners.
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Viral Video: Pune Boy's Unique Zomato Order Solves Commute Struggles - Here's How
Viral Video: This Pune boy found an effortless way to get back home and enjoy good food at the same time. Read on for details.
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Zomato Shares 5 Artificial Intelligence Hacks With A Hilarious Foodie Twist
Zomato took their moment marketing to the next level by giving 'Artificial Intelligence' a foodie twist. Take a look!
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This 23-Year-Old Indian Hacker Is Raking in Big Bucks Finding Bugs
Meet 23-year-old Shivam Vashist from north India, a hacker associated with San Francisco-based HackerOne which is a vulnerability coordination and bug bounty platform and boasts of clients like Starbucks, Instagram, Goldman Sachs, Twitter, Zomato and OnePlus.
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Bug Bounty Hunters Say They Aren't Welcome in India
Bug bounty hunters are ethical hackers who point out weaknesses in a company's security, in exchange for rewards and recognition. But the ones we spoke to say they're not welcomed by Indian companies.
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Indian Hacker Had Warned Zomato Of Problems. Like Others, He Was Ignored
Kanishk Sajnan says he did not receive so much as a thank you from a major airline when he contacted them with alarming news -- he had hacked their website and could book flights anywhere in the world for free.
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India's Ethical Hackers Rewarded Abroad, Ignored at Home
India produces more ethical hackers - those who break into computer networks to expose, rather than exploit, weaknesses - than anywhere else in the world.
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Here's Zomato's Explanation On How It Was Hacked
As per Zomato, which has nearly 120 million users, the payment data was stored separately from the stolen data, and that no payment information or credit card data has been stolen.
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Nokia 3310 and Xiaomi Redmi 4 Launch, WhatsApp Pinned Chats, Google IO, Zomato Hack, and More News This Week
From Nokia 3310 and Xiaomi Redmi 4 India launches, to the Zomato hacking and news from Google IO 2017, WhatsApp pinned chats and OnePlus 5 leaks, here's all the important news from the week you need to know.
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Zomato Hacked: 'Cooperative' Hacker Agrees to Take Stolen Usernames, Passwords Off the Dark Web
The Zomato hacker has asked for the company to run a bug bounty programme in exchange for removing the user information from the dark Web marketplace.
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Zomato Hacked, Data Of 17 Million Stolen. Twitter Sticks To Making Jokes
Users of Zomato woke up to the news of a major security breach at the app with over 17 million user accounts records stolen. As worried users took steps to safeguard themselves from the Zomato hack, many on Twitter were occupied with more pressing issues - making jokes.
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Zomato Hacked, 17 Million User Records Stolen; Claims Payments Data Is Safe
Zomato hack has been confirmed, while reports of 17 million usernames and passwords being sold online are doing the rounds.
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"You're Such A Hack": Kunal Kamra Slams Zomato's Deepinder Goyal's World Record Post
Mr Kamra questioned the average income and working hours of their delivery partners.
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Viral Video: Pune Boy's Unique Zomato Order Solves Commute Struggles - Here's How
Viral Video: This Pune boy found an effortless way to get back home and enjoy good food at the same time. Read on for details.
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Zomato Shares 5 Artificial Intelligence Hacks With A Hilarious Foodie Twist
Zomato took their moment marketing to the next level by giving 'Artificial Intelligence' a foodie twist. Take a look!
-
This 23-Year-Old Indian Hacker Is Raking in Big Bucks Finding Bugs
Meet 23-year-old Shivam Vashist from north India, a hacker associated with San Francisco-based HackerOne which is a vulnerability coordination and bug bounty platform and boasts of clients like Starbucks, Instagram, Goldman Sachs, Twitter, Zomato and OnePlus.
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Bug Bounty Hunters Say They Aren't Welcome in India
Bug bounty hunters are ethical hackers who point out weaknesses in a company's security, in exchange for rewards and recognition. But the ones we spoke to say they're not welcomed by Indian companies.
-
Indian Hacker Had Warned Zomato Of Problems. Like Others, He Was Ignored
Kanishk Sajnan says he did not receive so much as a thank you from a major airline when he contacted them with alarming news -- he had hacked their website and could book flights anywhere in the world for free.
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India's Ethical Hackers Rewarded Abroad, Ignored at Home
India produces more ethical hackers - those who break into computer networks to expose, rather than exploit, weaknesses - than anywhere else in the world.
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Here's Zomato's Explanation On How It Was Hacked
As per Zomato, which has nearly 120 million users, the payment data was stored separately from the stolen data, and that no payment information or credit card data has been stolen.
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Nokia 3310 and Xiaomi Redmi 4 Launch, WhatsApp Pinned Chats, Google IO, Zomato Hack, and More News This Week
From Nokia 3310 and Xiaomi Redmi 4 India launches, to the Zomato hacking and news from Google IO 2017, WhatsApp pinned chats and OnePlus 5 leaks, here's all the important news from the week you need to know.
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Zomato Hacked: 'Cooperative' Hacker Agrees to Take Stolen Usernames, Passwords Off the Dark Web
The Zomato hacker has asked for the company to run a bug bounty programme in exchange for removing the user information from the dark Web marketplace.
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Zomato Hacked, Data Of 17 Million Stolen. Twitter Sticks To Making Jokes
Users of Zomato woke up to the news of a major security breach at the app with over 17 million user accounts records stolen. As worried users took steps to safeguard themselves from the Zomato hack, many on Twitter were occupied with more pressing issues - making jokes.
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Zomato Hacked, 17 Million User Records Stolen; Claims Payments Data Is Safe
Zomato hack has been confirmed, while reports of 17 million usernames and passwords being sold online are doing the rounds.
