KPN, a Dutch Internet service provider that has around two million account holders, discovered a data breach that affected their systems in January, but decided to keep everything a secret during the time in which the incid... [read more >>] The developers of the popular open source Webmail solution Horde identified a number of manipulated files on one of their FTP servers. They concluded that the server has been breached, the files stored on it being altered t... [read more >>] The Chinese Evil Shadow hacker collective managed to breach the official Indian Microsoft Store (microsoftstore.co.in), defacing it and leaking data from their databases.
On the team’s blog the hackers reveal their ... [read more >>] Members of two hacker collectives, Team r00tw0rm and Team inj3ct0r, identified an SQL injection vulnerability on one of the subdomains owned by NASA and hosted on the domain nasa.gov. By leveraging the security hole, the ha... [read more >>] As part of Operation Return, TeamHav0k hackers revisited some of the vulnerabilities they found last year in government and university websites. Fortunately, the university websites appreciated the findings and patched up a... [read more >>] Since they failed to patch up the vulnerabilities that allowed hackers to gain access and leak data from their servers the first time, members of TeaMp0isoN revisited the United Nations Development Programme website and lea... [read more >>] The famous hacktivist collective TeaMp0isoN continues to hack websites that belong to governments they consider corrupt and violent. Their latest hack’s purpose was to support the Syrian people in their fight against ... [read more >>] Last year, we witnessed a lot of unfortunate incidents regarding certificate authorities and the trust factor seems to fade with each hack attack targeting these companies. Now, it turns out that even Symantec-owned Verisig... [read more >>] Operation Free Palestine, the op started by TeaMp0isoN, Anonymous and other hacktivist worldwide, continues. As a result, members of TeaMp0isoN published the credit card details of more than 26,000 Israeli citizens obtained... [read more >>] Unnamed hackers managed to breach the security measure implemented by EA on its official forum (forum.ea.com) after successfully exploiting a vulnerability they identified in the software that runs the site (possibly a Java... [read more >>] |
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