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Did Amazon get hacked by Russia?

Did Amazon get hacked by Russia?

If you are experiencing issues uploading or downloading files, or if images on your website are not loading please be aware that there is a major issue with Amazon’s image services. Websites all across the East Coast and Mid West are experiencing issues with images not loading and users unable to upload or download files impacting a large part of the Internet that utilizes Amazon services. Did…

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How do you react if you receive an email with subject "Your file has been uploaded"?

How do you react if you receive an email with subject “Your file has been uploaded”?

    An spam campaign sending emails from an “Auto ImageService” with the subject “Your file has been uploaded” is making its round on the Internet.

The content of the email (see below) is very simple and advertises a link to a photo taken with a digital camera (DCIM stands for Digital Camera IMages) which was allegedly uploaded to some online image service.

And now to my question: How do you…

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'Getty Images, the premiere collection of professional quality photos on the Internet, has for years charged licensing fees to those who wanted access to its extensive portfolio, but that is changing. The image provider has launched an Embed tool that allows people to use more than 35 million of the service's portfolio of images for noncommercial purposes. Using the same iFrame code that lets users embed YouTube videos, Flickr photos, and tweets, Getty's tool generates an HTML code that contains appropriate attribution that can be embedded in a blog or social media post. Acknowledging that its images have been widely pirated on the Web for years by users merely right-clicking on photos, Getty says the purpose of the program is to find new revenue streams for the photographers and the company. "What we're trying to do is take a behavior that already exists and enable it legally, then try to get some benefits back to the photographer primarily through attribution and linkage," Craig Peters, senior vice president of business development, product and content at Getty Images, told CNET Australia. Because the metadata remains with the image, users can click back to Getty Images for more information on the image or photographer or to license the image for other purposes. "Over time there are other monetization options we can look at," Peters said. "That could be data options, advertising options. If you look at what YouTube has done with their embed capabilities, they are serving ads in conjunction with those videos that are served around the Internet." Indeed, Getty's updated terms of service allows the service to place ads in the embedded images without compensating the image's user.' - Steve Musil for CNET