CEO of Company Behind Pokemon GO Gets Hacked by OurMine

OurMine, the group of Saudi hackers that's been targeting the CEOs of Silicon Valley businesses, made another victim over the weekend, and this time, it's the CEO of the company behind the hottest game on the market, Pokemon GO. In a series of tweets posted to the Twitter page of John Hanke, Niantic CEO, the hackers reveal they hacked the exec's Quora account, from where they were able to cross-post on his Twitter page. Another snippet of information the hackers have unveiled is that Hanke had used "nopass" as his Quora account password. The hackers did something similar when they hacked Zuckerberg's Twitter account, revealing the Facebook CEO was using "dadada" as his password. OurMine justified their hack as "for Brazil," a country in which Pokemon GO had not yet launched, hinting they would like the game released there as well. At the time of writing, the CEO's Quora posts are deleted, but his Twitter profile still s...