ITV has revealed the precise broadcast date for its eagerly awaited true crime series, The Hack, and viewers won't have to wait much longer. This seven-episode limited series, crafted by BAFTA-winning ...

the SDR radio 'HackRF One.' Gerard, however, has stated that he only reported the contents of the experiment he conducted using a friend's car for educational purposes and that he is not responsible ...

Last month, we reported that Joseph James O’Connor, also known as ‘PlugwalkJoe’ online, pled guilty to participating in various cybercrime activities, including the massive Twitter hack in July 2020 ...

May 10 (UPI) --A British citizen recently extradited to the United States has pleaded guilty to a series of cybercrimes, including the infamous 2020 hack of high-profile Twitter accounts and the ...

Joseph O’Connor, the U.K. national behind a 2020 Twitter hack, has been extradited to the United States, where he has pled guilty to multiple cybercrime offenses, the U.S. Attorney’s Office Southern ...

A British national extradited to the US last month has pleaded guilty in New York to a role in one of the biggest hacks in social media history. The July 2020 Twitter hack affected over 130 accounts ...

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The Spanish National police arrested Joseph O'Connor, 22, in Estonia on Wednesday at the request of U.S authorities for his alleged role in the July 2020 hack of Twitter that compromised more than 130 ...

The United States Justice Department has continued pursuing those responsible for a 2020 Twitter hack that saw the accounts of high-profile companies and individuals hacked as part of a Bitcoin scam.

Authorities are still cracking down on participants in the July 2020 Twitter celebrity hacks. Spanish National Police have arrested UK citizen Joseph O'Connor at the US' request over his alleged ...

TAMPA (WFLA) — Graham Clark, the alleged “mastermind” behind the major Twitter hack last July, pleaded guilty to the incident Tuesday. Clark, 18, was facing 30 charges of electronic and computer fraud ...