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On Monday, the now notorious NSA leaker Edward Snowden answered questions on The Guardian’s website. He explained why he chose to go to Hong Kong and, more importantly, why he told China that the US was hacking into their universities and research facilities.
According to Snowden, he has left th... [read more >>] Edward Snowden, the man who became known all over the world after leaking classified details on the US National Security Agency’s PRISM surveillance program, has reiterated the fact that the United States is “hacking everyone everywhere.”
In an interview he had with the South China Mornin... [read more >>] Earlier this week, we learned that cybercriminals launched distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) attacks against the systems of DNSimple and easyDNS. The attacks have been mitigated and both companies have published blog posts to explain what happened. As it turns out, the DNS providers were not the targets... [read more >>] The official website of Turkey’s Prime Minister, basbakanlik.gov.tr, appears to have been breached by Anonymous Turkey and the Syrian Electronic Army in support of OpTurkey.
Anonymous Turkey has leaked a long list of usernames allegedly taken from the email domain of the Prime Minister’s websit... [read more >>] The Syrian Computer Society has decided to stop hosting the official website of the notorious pro-Assad hacktivist collective, the Syrian Electronic Army.
“We at the Syrian Electronic Army management regret to inform all members and staff that the Syrian Electronic Army's website is no longer fu... [read more >>] A vulnerability in third-party software installed on the Drupal.org server infrastructure has allowed cybercriminals to gain access to account information from drupal.org and groups.drupal.org.
According to an announcement from Drupal representatives, the incident isn’t a result of a vulnerability in... [read more >>] United States prosecutors have charged 8 individuals suspected of being involved in a massive cybercrime ring that caused losses of $45 million (€34 million) to financial institutions from all over the world in a matter of hours. The 8 suspects are believed to be the New York cell of an international ... [read more >>] Name.com has started sending out notifications to customers, informing them about a data breach. The company believes that hackers might have accessed usernames, email addresses, encrypted passwords and encrypted credit card information.
The Internet registrar says it stores the private keys needed to acce... [read more >>] Update. The Syrian Electronic Army says it has nothing to do with the emails. Read the initial story below.
The Syrian Electronic Army is best known for hijacking the social media accounts and websites of news organizations they accuse of spreading false news about the situation in Syria. However, no... [read more >>] OpUSA seems to have come to an end and it appears the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was right to say that the campaign would mostly consist of nuisance-level attacks.
So let’s take a look at what the hacktivist groups have claimed to have done.
Hackers News Bulletin has compiled a list of... [read more >>] |
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 Gartner's Avivah Litan says only 3,200 of the 9,200 available bots have been used |  If found guilty, Matthew Keys could spend up to 25 years in prison |  It's uncertain when the database will be restored |  Municipality, athletic association and police sites have been defaced |  The latest intelligence report provides some interesting insight |  The hacktivist accuses Pakistan of supporting terrorist activities |  The website has been compromised twice in one month |  Some say China is behind the attack, but the bank hasn't commented on the allegations |  20,000 account details, including financial information, leaked by Turkish hacker |  Thousands of records have been leaked from one of the company's websites |  The company's says the incident is partly the fault of their registrar | |
|  IHNED.cz, iDNES.cz, Lidovky.cz, Novinky.cz and HNonline.sk reported being attacked |  Banks from the US will be attacked on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday |  The hacker in question is the creator of the GhostMarket website |  Content from user stores and payment information have not been compromised |  DeadMellox shares some insight on the results of the group's latest operations |  We've had an interesting interview with DeadMellox |
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