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Samsung smart TVs, which drew criticism on release for their always-on voice command system. According to WikiLeaks, the exploit makes the television “operate as a bug, recording conversations in the room and sending them over the Internet to a covert CIA server.” The documents themselves paint...

https://www.yahoo.com/tech/hackers-ran-bill-playstation-account-101516717.html In short, don't tie any credit cards or paypal to your account. Only use a special email for your psn and have a very strong password! Or Sony will screw you over.

1983, the internet is still young and no hacking laws are in place. The Inner Circle is possibly the first recorded internet hacking ground and their tale is a rather long one: http://paleofuture.gizmodo.com/the-untold-story-of-the-teen-hackers-who-transformed-th-1770977586 It's a long but...

Apparently (like most things) Steam has a back door, you find this door and you can put any game or none game onto Steam without any of the site's staff approval. You can find the full detailing here: http://steamed.kotaku.com/teen-sneaks-his-janky-game-onto-steam-without-valve-s-a-1767788386...

Just about five years ago, PSN was hacked and customer info was stolen and thanks to an settlement case in court, Sony had to award gamers a free game from select PS3 or PSP. Today, gamers are finally getting those free game codes emailed to them. Were you apart of this?