Fast Company hack sends ‘obscene and racist’ alerts to its Apple News followers

MacDailyNews
Sep 28, 2022, 6:18 pm439 pts
Fast Company said it shut down its website because it was hacked twice this week and “obscene and racist” push notifications were sent to its Apple News followers. Apple News icon Alyssa Lukpat for The Wall Street Journal: The company, which describes itself as a progressive business brand, said in a statement…

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