Reddit, 'the front page of the internet', has been hacked after an employee fell for a "plausible-sounding" phishing attack.
In a post on r/reddit, a moderator says the company became aware of a "sophisticated" phishing attack on the 5th February. The attacker targeted Reddit employees, pointing them to a website that...
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