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2K Customer Data Was Stolen, Sold Online After Support Desk Scam
Back in September, 2K suffered a data breach when hackers were somehow able to gain access to the company’s support desk, and in doing so impersonate official channels in order to get hold of people’s data. At the time the company wasn’t sure what, exactly, had been stolen, but it does now.
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Shots Fired at Facebook’s VR Monopoly
It’s been a very bad year so far for Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, in ways extremely unique to being one of the biggest tech companies in the world. Despite still making almost $US7 ($10) billion in profit in recent months, TikTok is eating its lunch, the stock price is in shambles, and…
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Someone Just Bought Two Super-Rare Golden Funko Pops for More Than $140K in Cash
On May 5, a man in Glendale, California met up with another man to buy from him a sealed two-pack of ultra-rare Funko Pops for $US100k (A$141k) cash. This deal, the first six-digit Funko Pop sale ever recorded, is believed to be the largest in Funko Pop collecting history, and it might just be the…
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New Disney Game Looks Perfect (For Disney Adults)
While my household is still in mourning over the untimely demise of Disney Infinity, the former movie studio and now cultural monopoly has this week unveiled a new video game that, if Disney is your thing, is very much catering towards your things.