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| Britain's phone-hacking scandal dogs James Murdoch Washington Post The executives' comments came on a day that saw the hacking scandal back in the spotlight after a lull of several weeks, with Prime Minister David Cameron also facing lawmakers' questions. New documents published by UK lawmakers investigating Britain's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| London Police Make 16th Arrest in News Corp. Hacking Probe San Francisco Chronicle 7 (Bloomberg) -- London police probing phone hacking at News Corp.'s News of the World tabloid arrested a 35-year-old man at his home today, while Britain's Guardian newspaper said one of its own reporters has been questioned over leaks in the case. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dutch Widen Inquiry Into Hacking of Official Sites New York Times The hacking scandal in the Netherlands, one of the most digitally advanced countries in Europe, erupted last week when DigiNotar disclosed that hackers had broken into its systems in July and issued fraudulent digital certificates, which are used to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Embedded Devices Pave Way For Future Car Hacking: McAfee Report CRN By Stefanie Hoffman, CRN With the rapid proliferation of embedded devices and digital technologies in cars, it's not a too much of a stretch to imagine that car hacking is right around the corner, according to a McAfee report released Wednesday. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Cameron: Phone-hacking not revenge for MPs' expenses Press Gazette By Andrew Pugh Prime Minister David Cameron has warned MPs they need to be "extremely careful" to avoid the phone-hacking scandal being seen as revenge over MPs' expenses. Speaking at the Commons Liaison Committee yesterday, Cameron told MPs it would ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Britons Confess to 'Casual' Hacking MarketWatch (press release) According to research by life assistance company CPPGroup Plc (CPP), the most common 'casual' hacking takes place on Facebook and other social network sites. And while this will often be viewed as harmless spying, many admitted to accessing personal ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Phone Hacking Arrest: 35-Year-Old Man Arrested By UK Police By The Huffington Post News Editors LONDON — British police say they've arrested a 16th suspect in their investigation of phone hacking at the now-defunct tabloid News of the World. The 35-year-old man was arrested at his home Wednesday morning. The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com | ||
| Hacking into Bank Accounts – what is the bank's responsibility ... By John Gregory A U.S. court has decided that a bank whose client lost money because someone hacked into its account and transferred funds out of it, was not liable to the client because the bank had used 'commercially reasonable' security. The case is ... Slaw | ||
| In-Game - Sony hires Homeland Security official to help halt hacking By Winda Benedetti Sony wants the world to know that it won't be kicked around by hackers so easily again. With hackers taking down the PlayStation Network and Sony Online Entertainment earlier this year and making off with personal information belonging to ... In-Game | ||
| Phone-Hacking Inquiry: Evidence 'as Clear as Mud' - The Hollywood ... By edit@hollywoodreporter.com (Mimi Turner) Former legal execs fail to convince MPs that James Murdoch knew about phone-hacking. Business | ||
| New Phone Hacking Testimony Contradicts James Murdoch's ... By Katie Feola In testimony of their own on Tuesday, two former News of the World executives contradicted James Murdoch's assertions before Parliament that he had no knowledge of phone hacking beyond just "one rogue reporter." Tom Crone, who had ... Adweek : The Press |
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| Dutch study possible Iran hacking of government web sites | Reuters AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch government said on Sunday it was investigating whether Iran may have been involved in hacking Dutch state websites after ... www.reuters.com/.../us-dutch-iran-hacking-idUSTRE7831HS2... |
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