After a hacker started sending out "obscene" Apple News alerts, Fast Company had to take down their website.
image source Fast Company reported in a tweet that hackers had sent two "obscene and racist push alerts" around a minute apart, and that the company had temporarily disabled its Apple News feed until the problem was fixed. Fast Company, a business and media outlet in the United States, announced Tuesday night that it had shut down its website after being hacked and "obscene and bigoted" notifications were delivered to Apple customers through Apple's Apple News service. Connecting a news outlet's digital publishing capabilities with Apple News enables the outlet to notify subscribers of new posts directly from the Apple News app. A hacker group gained access to such publishing tools, according to Fast Company. Fast Company reported in a tweet that hackers had sent two "obscene and racist push alerts" within a minute of each other, and that the company had temporarily disabled its Apple News feed until the problem was fixed. FastCompany.com will be...