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A thread surfaced on Reddit today that contained links to files containing hundreds of usernames and passwords for Dropbox accounts in plain text, but it’s unclear where they were obtained from. In four Pastebin files linked to from the site, a few hundred username and password pairs were listed in plain text as “teases” for a full leak from an anonymous user, who asked for Bitcoin donations for continued leaks. A message annotated at the top of the leaks said: Here is another batch of Hacked Dropbox accounts from the massive hack of 7,000,000 accounts To see plenty more, just search on [redacted] for the…
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Attempting to purchase T-Mobile has been all the rage lately. The latest company to try and fail is Iliad. The French company announced today (PDF link) that it was dropping its bid for the carrier. Iliad states that at the end of July 2014, it offered to purchase 56.6 percent of the carrier and the T-Mobile board rejected the offer. Iliad is the third company to attempt to purchase T-Mobile. Sprint was reportedly close to an acquisition but that fell through and AT&T pulled its bid after learning that an administrative law judge would review the merger. ➤ Iliad puts an end…
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Dizmo’s multi-platform virtual workspace launches today, but could face challenges in the real world
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Dizmo, a successfully funded Kickstarter campaign that aims to turn any digital surface into an interactive work space, has officially launched today, opening the platform up to the public for the first time. In a nutshell, Dizmo wants to draw together all the discrete Internet of Things and other digital devices and apps in your life to be manageable from one extended work space it’s called DizmoSpace. It’s not just a device or gadget management platform though, it’s a bit like a virtual pin board for anything you like – including working on documents, general Web browsing and anything else…
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