Hackers posted details of streaming platform Twitch, including the source code, online (Dominic Lipinski/PA)
(Picture: PA Wire)Amazon’s engineers are scrambling to discover how a hacker found a way into its e-sports streaming platform Twitch to apparently post the valuable source code online.
An anonymous hacker claims to have leaked Twitch data, including 125 gigabyte’s worth of info related to clients and unreleased games.
And while Amazon’s not commenting further, according to Video Games Chronicle the hacker was motivated to cause “disruption and competition”.
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen has found herself in significant demand from governments.
Following her appearance before US senators, now British MPs say she is due to give evidence here in the future.
Soon contact sports fans will get more metrics on those tackles, using sensors and GPS tech, like when we see Emma Raducanu smashing a 93mph serve.
We got the lowdown from former Ireland rugby union captain Brian O’Driscoll. The BT Sport presenter recently led the broadcaster’s initiative, Innovate 21, to unearth new sports TV innovations.
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