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Hey there and welcome to Tech Stuff.

I'm your host, Jonathan Strickland.

I'm an executive producer with IHeartRadio, and I love all things tech,

and it is time for the tech news for Thursday, March 11th, 2021. Let's get to it. Last week, I told

you about how the social network site gab, known for the right-wing political philosophy of most of its

users, was the victim of a data

breach as a hacker accessed GAB systems and stole around 70 gigabytes worth of data, including

three million private posts. Well, earlier this week, GAB has been hacked again, and even went offline temporarily as the

administrators of the site conducted an investigation into the security vulnerability that made

this possible. Now, during the downtime, users who were trying to go to Gab got an error message,

but the site is back up as of this recording.

A hacker using the handle Captain Jack Sparrow, that's J-A-X-P-A-R-O, claims responsibility for both hacks.

Though, who knows if that handle represents just one person or it's being used by a group working together.

The hacker used authentication tokens that they gathered during the first hack, and they used those

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