Are Apple, Google, Dropbox and their rivals liable when an account is hacked and naked pictures are uploaded to 4chan or corporate emails end up on PasteBin?
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Ma préoccupation première en tant que ministre de la Culture est de faire en sorte que l’ensemble de nos concitoyens aient accès à une offre légale, avec un catalogue important de films et de séries. C’est ça en premier lieu qui permettra de réduire les pratique de piratage.
(via <a href=”https://maps.google.com/locationhistory/”>Historique des positions Google</a>)
(via Thomas Purves @tpurves Signs we have reached peak-app? Cabbie in SF running 5 dash mounted phones)
« Participants interact with « The Super Pool » art installation during a dust storm at the Burning Man arts and music festival on August 29, 2014″. (via Burning Man 2014 – In Focus – The Atlantic)
« The internet » is just a series of tubes, connecting us to miserable assholes from around the world.
On Monday, a Python script emerged on GitHub (which we’re not linking to as there is evidence a fix by Apple is not fully rolled out) that appears to have allowed malicious users to ‘brute force’ a target account’s password on Apple’s iCloud, thanks to a vulnerability in the Find My iPhone service.