The hacktivist group Anonymous has gotten so pissed off at Pastebin and its "censorship" plans that it has created its own alternative: AnonPaste. It's currently in alpha though, so don't expect much.

Pastebin, the most popular website where users can share small snippets of text, has added two new features today that cyber-security researchers believe are going to be widely and wildly abused by ...

In recent months, technology news has been dominated by reports of numerous hacking attempts, subsequent break-ins and embarrassment of companies that have seen customer information stolen and their ...

The most famous paste site, used by hackers of all stripes to host lists of stolen passwords, announcements of data breaches, and malware has made it harder for security researchers to scrape it ...

Pastebin.com is about to lose its cool. The online text repository, a tool often used by Anonymous and other hackers to leak data, is preparing to crackdown on “sensitive material” posted to the site.

Imagine logging onto your computer at work in the morning and being greeted by furious emails from the most powerful executives at Sony Pictures Entertainment or better yet the hackers who leaked ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. TJ McCue is Seattle-based and covers tech & productivity tools. Dec 23, 2021, 05:21pm EST Dec 27, 2021, 12:10am EST This article ...

The security researchers at High-Tech Bridge have been taking a close look at Pastebin.com, a site which is used legitimately by programmers to share code – but also popular with hackers who wish to ...

IRC and its pastebin are merely the latest examples of older tech Canonical has been phasing out in recent years. Last year, ...

Hacker group Anonymous and the People’s Liberation Front have created a data-sharing site called AnonPaste, meant to host pastes of code and other messages without any moderation or censorship of the ...