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Many of us are perpetually overwhelmed and annoyed at the endless flood of information and data that our Facebook News Feed is. A new hack allows you to hide the News Feed altogether, letting you enjoy a quieter Facebook experience.

Over the past few days, WooThemes has been looking into its servers investigating a possible breach of credit card data. Recent updates from the company show that a number of user accounts had indeed been compromised and their credit cards might have misused.

In another episode of the security breach of a major online service, Bitly was recently hacked and its user credentials compromised. The company has since sent out an alert, prompting its users to change their passwords.

Security breaches have become a very important thing in the online world. AOL has now alerted millions of its users, asking them to reset their passwords as a precautionary measure in the wake of a recent security breach.

Social media leader Facebook has released a new open-source language called Hack. It integrates with the ever-popular language PHP and it'll allow Facebook engineers write code faster while more easily avoiding common programming errors.

High profile credit card heists are becoming increasingly common. The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has now revealed the breach of credit cards, alerting numerous banks about it.

Siri is the best voice-based virtual assistant that is commercially available on mobile devices today. But it's limited to only a few apps, which is annoying. A group of students have now devised an excellent solution to overcome this limitation.

It has been discovered that a range of widespread router exploits have been used by two London IP addresses to compromise nearly 300,000 computers globally.

It has become somewhat of a routine to come across at least one high-profile hacking incident every month or so. This time it's KickStarter which was recently breached by hackers who were then able to steal the data of an unknown number of customers.

Smart cars are becoming increasingly common as more and more auto vendors use built-in computer systems in their vehicles. Security researchers have now devised an iPhone-sized $20 device which can essentially hack into any smart car.