In a move that will excite McRib lovers the world over, the official Burger King Twitter account announced this morning that the company had been sold to McDonald's as a result of persistent drug-use by Burger King employees.
David Litchfield of security firm Acuvant reveals that the McDonald’s from Sydney Airport records its customers’ conversations.
“Your conversations will be audio and video recorded for quality assurance purposes,” reads a sign at the entrance.
The group of Turkish hackers that claimed responsibility for breaching Pepsi Hungary a few weeks ago, Turkish Agent Hacker Group, now claims to have penetrated the website of McDonald’s Thailand (mcthai.co.th).
As a result of the hack, the names, physical addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, registration dates and other details of around 2,000 individuals have been dumped online.
