Hacker group publishes 1.9 Million users’ data stolen from photo editing app Pixlr

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Hacker group publishes 1.9 Million users’ data stolen from photo editing app Pixlr – The Cybersecurity Daily News

As the use of photo editing and enhancing software has increased, so has the influx of tons of free photo editing apps. Both, professional as well as individual users are found to be taking advantage of these easy to access and use apps. However, one such app called the Pixlr app has been reportedly hacked by … Continue reading Hacker group publishes 1.9 Million users’ data stolen from photo editing app Pixlr