The Ameli site is massively hacked, the European Union warns cryptocurrency investors, the drop-down menu of Android 13 is getting a little facelift, that’s the recap.
More than 500,000 French people have seen their Health Insurance data disappear on the Web, while the European Union alerts consumers who have invested in certain cryptocurrencies. They could well lose all their savings unceremoniously. For its part, a new preview version of Android 13 is available, which delivers a new drop-down menu. On the way to the recap of the day before, here we go!
The data of half a million Ameli users is hacked
A commotion on the side of Health Insurance: its Ameli site suffered a large-scale attack. It is thus the data of 510,000 French people who have been compromised. Hackers have managed to enter the system by taking control of professional accounts. If the Health Insurance claims to have filled the security hole at the origin of this hack, the stolen data is currently available on the dark web.
To read: Health insurance – the Ameli site has been hacked, the data of 510,000 French people are on the run
The cryptocurrency market could collapse overnight
The European Union is sounding the alarm: investors in crypto-assets could lose all their savings overnight. In a statement, the European Banking Authority (EBA), the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) and the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) say that many consumers do not seem aware of the “unstable nature ” of certain cryptocurrencies.
Read: Bitcoin – EU says cryptocurrency investors risk losing everything
Android 13’s drop-down pane gets a makeover
In a few months, Android 13 will be released in its final version. In the meantime, Google is unveiling some of the innovations made to the operating system, via beta versions intended for developers. Among the novelties of Android 13, there is one that should delight those who find that the drop-down menu lacks clarity and functionality. The ignition and settings buttons have a new location, while an icon has appeared allowing you to see the number of applications launched in the background.
Read: Android 13 – here are the first changes spotted in the drop-down menu
