Download The Stooge Cartoon Online ' title='Download The Stooge Cartoon Online ' />Instagram Done Got Hacked. Instagram, Facebooks hotter, snootier subsidiary, may have a massive data breach on its hands. This week, a security flaw within Instagram allowed hackers to assemble a database of what appeared to be verified users contact informationsome of those affected purportedly being celebrities and politicians. According to the Verge, Instagram now says the known scope of the breach has expanded to include at least some unverified Instagrammers. We recently discovered a bug on Instagram that could be used to access some peoples email address and phone number even if they were not public, Instagram CTO Mike Krieger wrote in a blog post. No passwords or other Instagram activity was revealed. We quickly fixed the bug, and have been working with law enforcement on the matter. The meme remixed a popular cartoon by Steve Napierski that shows a Mac user and a PC usernormally opponentssetting aside their differences to beat a Linux user. Yesterday, word started getting around that Cowboys receiver Lucky Whitehead had skipped a court date after being arrested for shoplifting at a Woodbridge, Va. Although we cannot determine which specific accounts may have been impacted, we believe it was a low percentage of Instagram accounts. We are very sorry this happened, Krieger added. As the Daily Beast reported last week, the unknown hackers behind the breach claim to have compromised six million accounts and set up a website called Doxagram, which allegedly offered access to phone numbers, email addresses or both for 1,0. Instagram accounts at 1. While a few of the addresses were public information, many did not return any relevant Google results, implying they were obtained from some private source. Laura`S Star Online more. The Beast was able to confirm some of the leaked accounts had valid contact information the site was later taken offline. Per the Verge, cybersecurity firm Rep. Knight said supposed contact information for a number of celebrities featured on Doxagram was circulating on the dark web, ranging from Hollywood celebs like Emma Watson and Leonardo Di. Caprio to musician Harry Styles and boxer Floyd Mayweather. The Beast claimed the site even purported to have contact info behind President Donald Trumps official Instagram profile, which was managed by White House social media director Dan Scavino. In addition to potentially exposing users to harassment, the breach could allow hackers to target them for social engineering attacks which could compromise their accounts. Instagrams security hole may be linked to an incident on August 2. Selena Gomezthe most followed user on the siteand posted nude photographs of Justin Bieber. Data breaches are not the only major problem reported at the social media giant in recent days. On Friday, Mashable reported the sites staff is rife with individuals willing to verify Instagram accounts for prices anywhere from a bottle of wine to 1. You Dont Have To Be A Fucking Stooge. Yesterday, word started getting around that Cowboys receiver Lucky Whitehead had skipped a court date after being arrested for shoplifting at a Woodbridge, Va., convenience store. Shortly after that, Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett used his Stern Voice to tell reporters that the team was gathering information and considering cutting Whitehead. They apparently didnt gather much, because Whitehead was cut a few hours later despite having been nothing more than a victim of identity theft. If you cover the NFL for a living, your only response to this fiasco should be to heap scorn upon the Cowboys. Even if you cant get worked up about the naked hypocrisy necessary to hastily cut Whitehead while players with actual legal troubles remain on the teamits not exactly shocking that star players receive more slack than scrubsyou should at least be able to summon some righteous anger at the Cowboys shamelessness. What you should absolutely not do is help the Cowboys, who just took a players job while preaching about their moral standards through sheer force of negligence, and spin the story by uncritically passing along shit like this, which makes no sense unless read as actual public relations work for probably the scummiest team in North American sports or overt public performance of being a wised up reporter This explanation from the Cowboys amounts to them saying, Ah, you see, that reason we gave for cutting Whitehead is not actually the reason we cut him. In fact, there were many other reasons to cut himreasons weve read you, anointed reporter, in onand that final reason, the non existent one, was simply the last straw. If you are a professional reporter who is fed an explanation like that from a Cowboys source, the prudent thing to do is to use your platform to air out a historically shameless attempt at ass covering. Or just do nothing You can take the greasy wad of nonsense that was just handed to you and throw it in the garbage. Thanks, but no thanks, you can say, before getting back to tweeting inane training camp updates. There is no law demanding that you be a mouthpiece for a team that very clearly screwed up in an incredible way and is now scrambling to control the story of its screw up by talking about how the nobody who forced his way into the NFL by strength of will and had his dog kidnapped and was the victim of a bizarre identity theft scheme is actually the bad guy. If nothing else, have some fucking self respect. Correction This post originally included a tweet from Yahoo reporter Charles Robinson. It has been removed as it was sent before news of Whiteheads identity theft came out.