It’s #SophosRetroWeek – so take a trip with us down IT memory lane as we say “Thanks, IT, and Happy Sysadmin Day.”
Tag Archives: Celebrities
What you sound like to a Sysadmin
This Sysadmin Day we’re offering you an insight in to what life looks like from the other side of the monitor. Check out our easy-to-understand guide to what Sysadmins actually hear when you speak!
50 Cent to pay $7 million for publishing woman’s sex tape
That works out to bit more than $1 per viewing by the millions who’d seen the involuntary porn as of January 2014.
Donald Trump’s Wikipedia page deleted by vandals twice in one day
On Wednesday, Trump’s Wikipedia page was vandalized twice by editors who tried to delete the entry about the billionaire business mogul, reality TV star, and US presidential candidate.
Madonna Hacker who leaked songs sentenced to 14 months
A 39-year-old Israeli man accused of hacking the pop star Madonna has been sentenced to 14 months in jail, after a reaching a plea agreement with authorities.
Tinder adds verified accounts to stop people getting duped by fake celebrities
Is it really Kit Harington / Katy Perry / Harry Styles / Lindsay Lohan / other-hot-celebrity? Now you’ll be able to tell!
Shop in the Sophos Store – and say thanks to your very own IT rock star!
In the past month, we’ve published a number of videos and pictures that just happen to show people wearing some very cool T-shirts. We keep getting asked, “Where do I get one?” Here’s how!
Katie Hopkins has her Twitter account hacked, bogus ‘sex tape’ tweets issued
The controversial Katie Hopkins had her Twitter account hacked by someone threatening to release a bogus sex tape.
Feds seize man’s computers in raids connected to celebrity nude photo hack
The FBI’s investigation points to a ring of thieves who used phishing and password-reset scams to crack celebrities’ iCloud and email accounts and steal nude images.
Tesla and Elon Musk Twitter accounts and website hijacked, free Teslas offered
The website and Twitter account for sleek electric automaker Tesla Motors was taken over and defaced on Saturday, as was Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s personal Twitter account. 