Snapchat likely made a mistake when updating its iOS app in May, because some of the company's source code was obtained and leaked to GitHub, a hosting website for coders.

Australian hacker team Gibson Security published functional code and developer hooks that let anyone infiltrate Snapchat after the messaging service ignored the hackers’ previous attempts to ...

After an iOS update in May, some of Snapchat's source code was obtained and leaked, and later posted to GitHub. Snapchat quickly filed a takedown request with GitHub, who complied, but the code ...

The code in a recent Snapchat update offers a glimpse of the app's messaging future.

Snapchat is building a visual product search feature, codenamed “Eagle,” that delivers users to Amazon’s listings. Buried inside the code of Snapchat’s Android app is an unreleased ...

Snap Inc. was forced to send a takedown request to a website used to host computer files after Snapchat source code was leaked online, potentially exposing company secrets.

Snapchat likely made a mistake when updating its iOS app in May, because some of the company's source code was obtained and leaked to GitHub, a hosting website for coders.