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Report: French Ministry of Finance Confirms Hack
No Yes The French Ministry of Finance has confirmed a report in a French Magazine on Monday that a widespread hack of computers on its networks occurred. Shorten URL: . Click to copy to clipboard or...
View ArticleHacking Demo On Facebook Photos Leads To Arrest and Privacy Questions
A public demonstration of a weakness in Facebook's account security has attracted the attention of law enforcement in Australia and raised questions about the ability of social networks to protect user...
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Hack Of PBS.org: 0Day Or Patch Forensics?
A high-profile attack on PBS, the U.S. Public Broadcasting System, was made possible by a previously unknown hole in the MoveableType content management software, according to the hacking group that...
View ArticleAnonymous-Linked Group LulzSec Hacks FBI, Sony
A group calling itself Lulzsec took credit for yet another high profile attacks over the weekend, compromising an information sharing program run by the FBI that counts some of the nation's leading...
View ArticleRSA’s SecurID Quandry: Replace or Recall?
RSA acknowledged on Monday that a hack at Lockheed Martin was tied to the theft of information on its SecurID tokens. The company offered to replace the tokens for customers, but experts wonder whether...
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Fox News Caught Sleeping After Twitter Account Hacked
UPDATE: Rupert Murdoch's Fox News Network was caught sleeping on Independence day after unknown assailants compromised its @FoxNewsPolitics Twitter account early Monday and sent a string of messages...
View ArticleFBI Arrests, Searches Do Little to Quiet Anonymous
ED: FBI Arrests, Searches Do Little to Quiet AnonymousDEK: There are more questions than answers two days after a spate of arrests of alleged members of the group Anonymous, with the group's core...
View ArticleAnonymous, LulzSec Dump 10 Gigs of Sensitive Law Enforcement Data
Hacker collectives, LulzSec and Anonymous claim to have compromised the servers of the Missouri Sheriff's Association, posting some 10GB of sensitive data online.read more
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