The Washington Post website was hacked, the newspaper announced on Thursday. The Syrian Electronic Army, a group which supports President Bashar Assad of Syria’s regime, has claimed responsibility
E! Online said hackers were able to gain access to their texting and Twitter accounts and sent erroneous news alerts and messages about Justin Bieber and Angelina Jolie.
According to the company’s website, 24 million account holders have been asked to reset their passwords after detecting a cyber attack. CEO Tony Hsieh sent out an e-mail
