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Saturday, 8 February 2020
Facebook's official Twitter account hacked

The NFL account hijackers just compromised Facebook’s Twitter and Instagram accounts
Several of Facebook’s Twitter and Instagram accounts were hijacked this evening, and the group taking credit is the same one that said it hacked NFL and ESPN social media accounts last week.
A group calling itself OurMine has made multiple posts on Facebook’s Twitter account, as well as on its separate Messenger account. The Verge has observed the same tweet posted multiple times before being quickly deleted. Here is what the posts have looked like:
The same message was also posted to the official Messenger handle on Twitter:
Twitter provided the following statement:
Confirming the account was hacked through a third-party platform. As soon as we were made aware of the issue, we locked the compromised account...
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DOJ drops antitrust probe into automakers that want cleaner cars
The Department of Justice has closed an antitrust investigation into Ford, Volkswagen, Honda, and BMW over a vehicle emissions deal with California that reportedly “enraged” President Trump, The New York Times reports. The DOJ ultimately came to the conclusion that no laws were violated, the report states.
Trump has spent almost his entire presidency unsuccessfully trying to roll back Obama-era standards meant to increase the average fuel economy of automakers’ fleets, thereby making them better for the environment. He has since reportedly capitulated, and is now aiming for modest increases in fuel economy instead of a full rollback. The DOJ opened the probe last September a few months after the four automakers struck a deal with...
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Friday, 7 February 2020
Ducati's Superleggera V4 is a Panigale on a diet and turned to 11 - Roadshow
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Ducati's 2020 Superleggera V4 is as wild a street bike as it's ever made - Roadshow
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The 33 best games on the Nintendo Switch - CNET
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ViacomCBS wants to compete with itself in the streaming wars
The parent company of the $10-per-month CBS All Access streaming platform is reportedly about to launch... another $10-per-month streaming platform. For some reason, the newly merged ViacomCBS is planning a separate service that will “build on” CBS All Access by adding content from Paramount Pictures, Nickelodeon, BET, MTV, Comedy Central, and streaming service PlutoTV — as well as Showtime for those willing to pay extra, CNBC reports.
The question remains: why launch a new channel when the company has an existing service that’s just starting to gain some traction?
The merger that created ViacomCBS was announced in August. Originally, execs suggested they’d bring the new Viacom content to the existing CBS All Access and Showtime...
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