Reddit Invites Everyone Into Its Bug Bounty Program

Fancy yourself a dab hand at breaking into websites to get paid? Reddit has published a bug bounty that anyone can hop in on, and you can earn up to $ 10,000 for finding a vulnerability. Reddit’s Bug Bounty Program for Ethical Hackers An admin called Securimancer made the announcement on the Reddit Security subreddit.
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Joe Biden Invites Everyone to His Inauguration Via Snapchat

The inaugural committee behind US President-elect Joe Biden and Vice-President-elect Kamala Harris have prepared a way for their supporters to virtually celebrate Inauguration Day 2021. The Launch of the Inauguration Day Filter While Donald Trump has been banned from Snapchat, Biden is collaborating with the platform. On January 19, 2021, Biden’s team will release a
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Facebook Invites People to Watch Videos Together

If Mark Zuckerberg is to be believed, 2018 is going to be a year of change for Facebook. Fresh from announcing the social network is getting back to basics by favoring friends and family, Facebook is testing a new feature that could, if rolled out further, bring people back together. While social networking has brought
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Apple Invites You to Queue for an iPhone X

Apple has revealed where, when, and how Apple fans can get their hands on the new iPhone X before anyone else. And as well as the usual pre-orders, Apple has confirmed that there will be some iPhone X handsets in stock in Apple Stores for customers walking in off the streets. If they’re quick. Everyone
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Microsoft Invites You to Make Your Own Xbox One Game

Microsoft is opening up the Xbox Live Creators Program to everyone. The Xbox Live Creators Program allows anyone (with the skills to pay the bills) to make a video game and release it to the masses. You can even charge money for your creation if you want. If you think it’s good enough. In March,
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Should You Accept LinkedIn Invites from Strangers?

A recent survey, reported in SC Magazine, found that 24% of surveyed LinkedIn users have connected with people they didn’t know on the professional social network, despite LinkedIn’s repeated warnings not to do so. Why is this an issue? Because LinkedIn can be a vector for spear-phishing and other types of attacks. Never thought of it
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