The Internet's top whistleblowing website, Wikileaks, has been faced with a though decision, as someone submitted for publishing a partial list containing the e-mail addresses of its own donors. The web archive administrators eventually published it. Wikileaks specializes in the publishing of sensitive and secr... |
19 February 2009
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The names of 25 witnesses in a federal investigation were disclosed after a worker for the US Attorney Office of Patrick Fitzgerald in Chicago attached a confidential document when sending the criminal complaint to the press. The office wanted to announce the arrest of John Walsh and Charles Martin, principals of One... |
12 January 2009
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A deliveryman from Hertfordshire, UK, bought a camera for £17 (around $30) from eBay. After returning from a vacation in the US, the man tried to download his pictures only to discover images of rocket launchers and photos of al-Qaeda terrorists along with their names and fingerprints.The records fo... |
1 October 2008
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Christopher Boyd, Director of Malware Research for FaceTime Security Labs and Microsoft Security MVP, has come across a security flaw on the popular free image hosting service ImageShack through which anyone could have downloaded the log file associated with any image. Such a log file contains the IP address which wa... |
29 September 2008
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Users reported on Monday, according to The Register, that The Aberdeen Press and Journal website made public personal information of its registered members, through a simple URL manipulation. By simply changing a value in a URL, one could read sensitive information like the real name, home address, e-mail address and... |
2 September 2008
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