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Reddit had already banned pornographic deepfakes in 2018. Now, in the run up to the 2020 US presidential election, it's expanded its deepfake ban: Reddit is now prohibiting impersonation, including domains that mimic others.
The platform has linked documents posted on its site to a vote-manipulation campaign already observed on Facebook earlier this year.
A new strain of ransomware is being distributed to Android users via online forums and SMS messages.
There was a shocking turn of events in crypto-world.
Forum admin blames recycled credentials for 'security concern' Some Redditors have been locked out of their accounts over a mysterious security problem that the internet forum's admins have blamed...
Reddit this week decided to lock down some user accounts after detecting unusual activity on those accounts. read more
Finding a mysterious circuit board plugged into a network that you are tasked with managing is always going to be a disconcerting moment for any sysadmin.
On Thursday, September 6, starting at 10:00 am CDT, I'll be doing a Reddit "Ask Me Anything" in association with the Ford Foundation. It's about my new book, but -- of course -- you can ask me...
There Are Significant Differences Between Each 2FA Method, and the Risks it Poses read more