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News10 new results for hacking
 
PlayStation Network problems: Your views on hacking
BBC News
By Dan Whitworth Nearly three weeks on after the PlayStation Network (PSN) went down, Sony says it's removed online details of more than 2000 people who had their accounts hacked into. It's still not clear when the network will be up and running again. ...
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BBC News
Skype Vulnerability Allows Hackers To Take Over Macs
ITProPortal
According to Australian security consultancy company Pure Hacking, the vulnerability in Skype is dangerous and would allow anyone with the know-how to gain control of a Mac by simply sending a malicious instant message. In a blog post, Gordon Maddern ...
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VoIP hacking on the increase
MyBroadband
Businesses that implement VoIP (voice over IP) telephony systems on their local or wide area networks must ensure that they have effective protection against the growing incidence of VoIP hacking. That's according to Graeme Victor, ...
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Sony Ericsson Reveals Secrets of Hacking
News Tonight
Recently, Sony Ericsson posted some instructions on its blog about how people can unlock and hack their own phones but this was a bit surprising and confusing at the time when Sony is still recovering from their recent hacks and has been blaming ...
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Anonymous civil war as AnonOps sites are hacked
THINQ.co.uk
The news follows speculation that a breakaway group of Anonymous members was responsible for the hacking attacks on Sony's PlayStation Network and Online Entertainment Network, which saw personal information, including credit card details, ...
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THINQ.co.uk
Whizkids aspire to be ethical hackers
Times of India
But he is most excited when he is doing homework exercises -- hacking into a secure computer network, breaking down firewalls and gaining access. Niranjan, a second year software engineering student at Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), ...
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Online privacy battling deception
Journal and Courier
If companies are vague, their biggest risk is bad publicity when a hacking attack or a technical error exposes customers' information. Privacy policies often are intentionally vague, yet lengthy with legalese. Carnegie Mellon University researchers ...
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A competition full of hacks: Annual 2.007 finale pits robots against MIT history
PhysOrg.com
Photo: Melanie Gonick This year's 2.007 robotics competition paid homage to MIT's illustrious hacking tradition, and challenged students to build robots that could replicate some of the greatest hacks in Institute history. During two gear-crunching ...
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PhysOrg.com
Sony issues report to commissioner on data theft
Sunday Business Post
As many as 60000 Irish credit card accounts were also exposed during an internet hacking episode which affected 100 million people worldwide. The report on the data breach is understood not to contain forensic details on how hackers accessed the data ...
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Three-quarters of all attacks use unsecure IT remote access as a gateway
Security Park
An examination of 800 new data compromise incidents through 2010 reveals that nearly three-quarters of all attacks in the hacking category were conducted through this vector. The 2011 Data Breach Investigations Report, which was commissioned in ...
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Blogs1 new result for hacking
 
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Web1 new result for hacking
 
Anonymous denies hacking Sony, stealing credit cards - Computerworld
The hacking group Anonymous has denied responsibility for the attack on Sony's networks, claiming that it has 'never...engaged in credit card theft.'
www.computerworld.com/.../Anonymous_denies_hacking_So...


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