Blizzard: Diablo 3 Internet Requirement Prevents Hacking
"Despite recent talk that Diablo 3's required Internet connection was all about the player's character and Battle.net's feature set, game director Jay Wilson made it clear that the requirement is also...
View ArticleTwo Chinese crackers call for code of conduct
"Two Chinese crackers have released a code of conduct calling for the rejection of cybertheft. Gong Wei and Wan Tao, released their "Hackers' Self-Discipline Convention" to the Chinese press and posted...
View ArticlePrevious post Next post 8 Out of 10 Software Apps Fail Security Test
"In fact, eight out of 10 software applications fail to meet a security assessment, according to a State of Software Security report by Veracode. That’s based on an automated analysis of 9,910...
View ArticleMicrosoft squashes Duqu threat with Windows patch
"A month after releasing a temporary workaround to block malware exploiting a Windows kernel vulnerability, Microsoft today issued a patch for all supported releases of Windows aimed at putting an end...
View ArticleHow hackers gave Subway a $3 million lesson in point-of-sale security
"For thousands of customers of Subway restaurants around the US over the past few years, paying for their $5 footlong sub was a ticket to having their credit card data stolen. In a scheme dating back...
View ArticleLindsay Lohan Leaked Playboy Photos Still Online: Pictures Causing Hef to Sue?
"Now, the question is turning away from where can you see them (here and links can be found here) to "is Hugh Hefner going to sue somebody over them?" Well, the latest info is that there's still "No...
View ArticleHackers ban Battlefield 3 players to highlight anti-cheating flaws
"Hackers have banned some players of the popular Battlefield 3 game to send a message to developers at Electronic Arts (EA) that its anti-cheating software is flawed. A junior member of the Artificial...
View ArticleDSL modem hack used to infect millions with banking fraud malware
"Millions of Internet users in Brazil have fallen victim to a sustained attack that exploited vulnerabilities in DSL modems, forcing people visiting sites such as Google or Facebook to reach imposter...
View ArticleSkype users targeted by malicious worm that locks them out of their PCs
"Security researchers have detected a new malware campaign that attempts to infect Skype users by sending them booby-trapped links from contacts in their address book.read more
View ArticleHacker Who Leaked Nude Scarlett Johansson Photos Gets 10 Years in Prison
"Chris Chaney pleads guilty to hacking over 50 celebrities' smartphones for fun and profitBetween November 2010 and October 2011, there were a rash of hacking of high-profile celebrities smartphones....
View ArticleBlizzard: Diablo 3 Internet Requirement Prevents Hacking
"Despite recent talk that Diablo 3's required Internet connection was all about the player's character and Battle.net's feature set, game director Jay Wilson made it clear that the requirement is also...
View ArticleTwo Chinese crackers call for code of conduct
"Two Chinese crackers have released a code of conduct calling for the rejection of cybertheft. Gong Wei and Wan Tao, released their "Hackers' Self-Discipline Convention" to the Chinese press and posted...
View ArticlePrevious post Next post 8 Out of 10 Software Apps Fail Security Test
"In fact, eight out of 10 software applications fail to meet a security assessment, according to a State of Software Security report by Veracode. That’s based on an automated analysis of 9,910...
View ArticleMicrosoft squashes Duqu threat with Windows patch
"A month after releasing a temporary workaround to block malware exploiting a Windows kernel vulnerability, Microsoft today issued a patch for all supported releases of Windows aimed at putting an end...
View ArticleHow hackers gave Subway a $3 million lesson in point-of-sale security
"For thousands of customers of Subway restaurants around the US over the past few years, paying for their $5 footlong sub was a ticket to having their credit card data stolen. In a scheme dating back...
View ArticleLindsay Lohan Leaked Playboy Photos Still Online: Pictures Causing Hef to Sue?
"Now, the question is turning away from where can you see them (here and links can be found here) to "is Hugh Hefner going to sue somebody over them?" Well, the latest info is that there's still "No...
View ArticleHackers ban Battlefield 3 players to highlight anti-cheating flaws
"Hackers have banned some players of the popular Battlefield 3 game to send a message to developers at Electronic Arts (EA) that its anti-cheating software is flawed. A junior member of the Artificial...
View ArticleDSL modem hack used to infect millions with banking fraud malware
"Millions of Internet users in Brazil have fallen victim to a sustained attack that exploited vulnerabilities in DSL modems, forcing people visiting sites such as Google or Facebook to reach imposter...
View ArticleSkype users targeted by malicious worm that locks them out of their PCs
"Security researchers have detected a new malware campaign that attempts to infect Skype users by sending them booby-trapped links from contacts in their address book.read more
View ArticleHacker Who Leaked Nude Scarlett Johansson Photos Gets 10 Years in Prison
"Chris Chaney pleads guilty to hacking over 50 celebrities' smartphones for fun and profitBetween November 2010 and October 2011, there were a rash of hacking of high-profile celebrities smartphones....
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