Dec. 19, 2022, 2 p.m. | Duncan Riley

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A security researcher has uncovered vulnerabilities in the New York Times-owned online game Wordle that not only reveal the solution to the daily word puzzle but also expose its application programming interface to potential hacking. Detailed today by David Thompson, a security researcher at Noname Security under the title of “Tomorrow’s Wordle is ‘PWNED!’,” the […]

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