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Hackers Sell Bundle  81,000 Message to Criminals  3rd Party  According to the BBC, hackers gained access to a rumored 120 million Facebook accounts, of which they've reportedly put private messages from about 81,000 handles, up for sale on the black market. Although the BBC was quick to report on the "breach of confidentiality," they also suggest the final numbers might be misleading. Facebook says that although personal data for each user doesn't appear to have been compromised, they were able to find a probable access point for the intrusion: fraudulent "browser extensions." "We have contacted browser-makers to ensure that known malicious extensions are no longer available to download in their stores," said Facebook executive Guy Rosen. "We have also contacted law enforcement and have worked with local authorities to remove the website that displayed information from Facebook accounts." This mass intrusion is made interesting...

Boy ‘who had sex with teacher in plane toilets’ describes encounter A teenage boy who allegedly had sex with his teacher in the toilet of a plane told a court how she beckoned him into the cubicle. The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told police in a recorded interview that Eleanor Wilson, 29, began to kiss him and fondle him as they sat at the back of a flight returning to the UK from a school trip overseas. He described how he was drunk, having been drinking the complimentary alcohol, and went to the rear of the plane to use the toilet, and then sat next to Wilson, who denies the allegations. Prosecutors claim that Wilson later told the boy she was pregnant with his child but she would have an abortion. Bristol Crown Court heard their ‘clandestine’ relationship was exposed when another pupil at the unnamed school tried to blackmail Wilson into having sex with him. Virginia Cornwall, prosecuting, told the court: ‘It was the circumstances in which the two ...

Celebs killed by their fans Celebrities garner massive amounts of attention. Why should we focus on our own lives when the life of a Kardashian is so different and exciting? And it doesn't have to just be Kardashians. Fans of music, sports, and movies all have their own celeb crushes and poster children. We just want to know everything about these amazing people who have taken the world by storm. What clothes do they wear? What choices do they make that put them ahead of the pack? What does Beyonce eat? What elixir of youth has kept Steve Buscemi alive so long? How much deodorant does Justin Bieber use? You can see the problem. If you aren't careful, that celeb crush can slip into a full-blown obsession, and before you know it you're sitting in a conversion van across the street from Adele's house and holding a telephoto lens. Then the emotions set in. Jealousy, anger, rage, whatever. Every now and then, this attraction toward famous people proves fatal. These ce...

Ghana Prophet seen using Snake in church for miracle.  prophet by name Lesego Daniel has been seen using a snake to perform a miracle in his church. Prophet Lesego who is the head pastor for Rabboni ministries in South Africa first became popular after ordering his church members to eat green grass to ‘be closer to God’ is now seen performing miracles with a snake This is definitely not what you might come across every day as some Africans criticize his way of worship calling him an ‘end time’ prophet. Well take a look at the photos below and tell me if he looks like one to you.

Philippines’ Duterte Threatens War in South China Sea if Troops Are Harmed Two members of President Rodrigo Duterte's government have discussed the possibility of war in the disputed waters of the South China Sea, where China has built several man-made islands to strengthen its territorial claims and equipped them  with military facilities . Duterte's national security adviser Hermogenes Esperon said that the Philippines will always pursue diplomacy to defuse tensions, but that it would also be prepared to enter a conflict should their military forces be provoked or hurt. “The other night, the president said if his troops are harmed, that could be his red line,” Esperon told reporters on Wednesday, quoted in  Reuters . The waters surrounding the Spratly Islands, an archipelago consisting of more than 100 small islands or reefs around 500 miles from China's coast, see the presence of various military contingents from China, but also from Taiwan, Vi...