Yearly Archives: 2021

How To Make Lots Of Money Hacking Google,Facebook,Android,Chrome

What if I were to tell you that there’s big money to be made from hacking Facebook and Google, but not necessarily in the way you might imagine? So far this year, Google hackers have earned more than $3.5 million doing just that. As for Facebook, it made payments of just under $2 million last year. Yes, I’m talking about security vulnerabilities and the money available for those who can find them. Bug bounty platforms are the legal route to a profitable hacking career. Both Facebook… Source link

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Analysis: Epic’s narrow win in App Store case toughens fight against Google Play rules

Google app is seen on a smartphone in this illustration taken, July 13, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo OAKLAND, Calif., Sept 10 (Reuters) – Android app makers suing to stop Alphabet Inc’s (GOOGL.O) Google from siphoning up to 30% of their sales received little reassurance about their chances on Friday as a judge allowed a comparable fee charged by Apple Inc (AAPL.O) to stand. Developers including “Fortnite” maker Epic Games in the last year took aim at the two biggest mobile… Source link

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Plant-based meat creeps its way into McDonald, fast food — becoming a $14B opportunity

The competition among purveyors of plant-based protein is heating up the fast food industry with a frenzy that resembles the increasingly hot chicken sandwich wars. On Thursday, McDonald’s (MCD) announced its plan to test its first ever plant-based burger, the McPlant, it created with Beyond Meat (BYND) in a strategic three-year partnership. For now, however, the Sept. 29 launch is limited to 10 restaurants in the United Kingdom and Ireland. On October 13th, it will expand to 250 locations… Source link

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Up Close With Yahoo x Rebecca Minkoff’s New NFT and AR Experience

Rebecca Minkoff just became the first major American designer to make her collection available via NFT. In a new tech-forward collaboration with Yahoo Ryot Lab, unveiled Friday, the project offers digital versions of the designer’s fall/holiday looks, along with immersive online and augmented reality experiences. More from WWD The partners took WWD through a tour of the experience, which is debuting alongside New York Fashion Week. Optimized for mobile and also available via desktop, the… Source link

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Undaunted by Bitcoin ‘flash crash,’ crypto bulls say ‘the greatest time’ to invest is now

This week’s “flash crash” that dragged bitcoin (BTC-USD) back below $50,000 — and sent other digital coins reeling in its wake — marred what should have been the momentous occasion of the first sovereign country on earth adopting a cryptocurrency as legal tender.  Despite the ugly price action, most of crypto’s true believers are still just that — even as some observers question bitcoin’s head-spinning volatility, and El Salvador’s decision to throw its weight behind it.  Michael… Source link

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Epic v. Apple ruling is a black eye for Apple but also a ‘containable risk’

A California district judge struck a blow to one of Apple’s (AAPL) major revenue engines on Friday by ruling that the iPhone maker needs to give app developers the ability to offer alternative app payment options to consumers. Apple currently restricts developers to using its own Apple payment service, which automatically draws a 30% commission from the sale of apps. Developers including Spotify (SPOT) have complained of the commission for years, but the ruling by District Judge Yvonne… Source link

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Here’s the unanswered question of Britney Spears’ conservatorship fight

Now that Jamie Spears has formally moved to end his pop star daughter’s controversial 13-year conservatorship, it raises the question of when the arrangement will actually expire — and whether Britney Spears’ searing claims of abuse will be formally addressed.  At least for now, the conservatorship, which has received enormous public scrutiny since it was first set up over a decade ago, is still in effect.  Yet the elder Spears filed a motion this week, stating that Britney Spears’… Source link

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Stocks could be due for a correction of up to 20% ‘by fire or ice’: Morgan Stanley strategist

Morgan Stanley’s Chief Investment Officer Mike Wilson says investors should always be positioned for a market correction of 10%, but warned that investors may not be ready for a harsher correction that could be coming soon. “You should always be expecting a 10% correction. If you’re investing in equities, you should be prepared for that at any time,” Wilson told Yahoo Finance on Friday. “A 20% correction, which is really more disruptive, where people might want to try and position… Source link

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Fear and loathing amid COVID

President Biden has clearly lost patience with vaccine resistors. “My message to unvaccinated Americans is this: What more is there to wait for?” Biden pleaded in a Sept. 9 television address. “Your refusal has cost all of us. So please do the right thing.” His tone was practically contemptuous, especially when referring to some red-state governors who are blocking masking efforts and other public-health measures. But Biden is worried, too, because the surge in the Delta coronavirus… Source link

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