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Chinese Hackers Accessed Sensitive Information By Hacking Google: US Officials

Chinese Hackers Accessed Sensitive Information By Hacking Google: US Officials

Back in 2010, Chinese hackers reportedly breached Google's servers and made away with highly sensitive information.
By On May 22, 2013 Respond
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Yahoo Japan: 22 Million User IDs Leaked

Yahoo Japan: 22 Million User IDs Leaked

Yahoo Japan has now revealed that 22 million IDs of its users may have leaked into the hands of a potential hacker.
By On May 18, 2013 Respond
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Three LulzSec Hackers Sentenced To Prison Terms

Three LulzSec Hackers Sentenced To Prison Terms

A court in UK has now sentenced three LulzSec hackers to prison terms ranging between one and three years.
By On May 17, 2013 Respond
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Bloomberg Apologizes To Clients For Data Snooping

Bloomberg Apologizes To Clients For Data Snooping

Bloomberg has realized that enabling reporters to access data of clients was a "mistake". Now Bloomberg is apologizing to clients for data snooping.
By On May 13, 2013 Respond
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Washington State Court Website Hacked, Affected Citizens May Surpass 1 Million

Washington State Court Website Hacked, Affected Citizens May Surpass 1 Million

The Washington State Court website was hacked sometime between September and February. Potential affected citizens is more than 1 million.
By On May 12, 2013 Respond
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Zero-Day IE Vulnerability Used To Target Nuclear Weapons Researchers

Zero-Day IE Vulnerability Used To Target Nuclear Weapons Researchers

A new zero-day Internet Explorer 8 vulnerability was recently used by hackers to install trojans on systems of Dept. of Labour employees.
By On May 5, 2013 1 Response
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Bitcoin Mining Code Discovered Inside E-Sports League Client Software

Bitcoin Mining Code Discovered Inside E-Sports League Client Software

A bitcoin mining code has been discovered inside the client software of E-Sports Entertainment Association (ESEA).
By On May 2, 2013 Respond
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Mozilla Warns FinFisher Not To Use Firefox’s Name

Mozilla Warns FinFisher Not To Use Firefox’s Name

It has transpired that Gamma International uses the camouflage of Firefox to install its FinFisher spyware on target computers.
By On May 2, 2013 Respond
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AT&T Finally Launches Digital Life Security And Monitoring Service

AT&T Finally Launches Digital Life Security And Monitoring Service

AT&T is finally rolling out the home automation and monitoring system that it showed off a while ago. Currently, the system is being available in 15 markets.
By On April 27, 2013 Respond
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Israel Airport Security Can Demand To Read Tourists’ Email

Israel Airport Security Can Demand To Read Tourists’ Email

In a rather shocking revelation, it has been learnt that Israel's airport security is authorized to demand to read the emails of any tourists that come to the country.
By On April 26, 2013 1 Response
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Google Joins Hands With FIDO For Secure Login Solutions

Google Joins Hands With FIDO For Secure Login Solutions

Google has joined the Fast Identity Online Alliance, in a bid to help bolster support for the development of secure and unique login solutions.
By On April 26, 2013 Respond
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LulzSec Leader Arrested By Australian Federal Police

LulzSec Leader Arrested By Australian Federal Police

Australian Federal Police has arrested a 24-year old individual who, the police claims, is the leader of hacktivist group called LulzSec.
By On April 24, 2013 Respond
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AP Twitter Account Hacked, Spread Fake White House Attack News

AP Twitter Account Hacked, Spread Fake White House Attack News

After hacking Associated Press' Twitter account, the hacker sent out a fake tweet saying two explosions had occurred at the White House and injured Obama.
By On April 24, 2013 Respond
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Japanese Police Starts Asking ISPs To Block Tor

Japanese Police Starts Asking ISPs To Block Tor

In a bid to curb the rising cybercrime in the country, the Japanese police has asked ISPs to start blocking Tor, an open source anonymizer.
By On April 23, 2013 Respond
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Google Enhanced Chrome’s Security To Stop Installing Malware Unknowingly

Google Enhanced Chrome’s Security To Stop Installing Malware Unknowingly

Google has added new measures to protect Google Chrome users from being targeted by malicious extensions. Users will get warning before attempting to install malware.
By On April 18, 2013 Respond
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