#new hacks

[ciobulletin]

75,000 healthcare record breached in a new hack

In a shocking government healthcare system breach, as many as 75,000 people’s personal healthcare records were hacked. The way into the systems was access

[jinglefruit]

Tubehax is dead.

For anyone unaware, earlier this week Nintendo released a new update, and made it so you cannot access the Youtube ap without updating. This update prevents you using Tubehax entirely, even if you don’t update, tubehax will not work. The hax can still be accessed on all versions however, if you set up Ironhax before this, there is a new Ironfall update, which prevents you accessing Ironhax. But this update is optional, so as long as you don’t update, Ironhax still functions. All other Xhax versions still work. (I’ve lost track, a load came out there’s like 5??) I think the most common and easy to use is Browserhax, so if you have been affected by the death of Tubehax, and want to continue using the hacks, or make a final version of your town, you’ll need to install one of the new versions. Once installed, it works the same as Tubehax for ACNL town editting.

[wannabehacks-blog]

Introducing Hacks 2.0

The moment you've been waiting for has arrived: say hello to the five new Wannabe Hacks.

It's been a pretty interesting process for us to hire our successors. It's fair to say that Hacks has been a labour of love, and so we wanted to be sure that we were passing our baby into 10 capable and talented hands. Thankfully, we were blown away by 60 fantastic applications and whittling it down to just five really was tough.

Naturally, we've got big plans for the site and our Hacks 2.0 are integral to making these happen. We've hired the new Hacks with a view to giving you an even better insight into how to make it in journalism, following five distinct routes into the industry and all the trials and tribulations that come with them. To reflect this, the new Hacks have aliases which reflect their routes.

Meanwhile, the original Hacks aren't going to be kicking back. Doubling our workforce means more people and time to make new changes to the Hacks brand, so hopefully you'll be seeing more of us - just maybe not on the site.

Hacks 2.0 will be introducing themselves everyday this week. But here they are in brief. Without further ado:

The Undergrad Natalie Clarkson @NatalieJosh

The Postgrad Hannah Bass @mhd_bass

The Intern Emily Handford @emily_handford

The Entrepreneur Jonathan Frost @Frost_J

The Jobseeker Jon Offredo @jonoffredo

We hope you'll join us in welcoming to Wannabe Hacks!

We're really looking forward to their posts on the site, but as ever, we want to hear from you too! Keep your guestpost pitches ([email protected]), ideas and comments coming.