Thursday, September 29, 2011

Google Alert - hacking

News10 new results for hacking
 
Hacking boosts students' cybersecurity skills
ZDNet Asia
By Jamie Yap , ZDNet Asia on September 29, 2011 (3 hours ago) Making computer hacking part of the curriculum can help groom all-rounded security professionals, but law and ethics must be emphasized in tandem, say experts. Computer hacking skills should ...
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Journo register gaffe a boon for media overlords
Register
Shadow culture secretary Ivan Lewis suggested the idea as a sanction against rogue reporters in the wake of the ongoing News International phone hacking scandal. Speaking at the Labour party conference in Liverpool on Tuesday, Lewis suggested "people ...
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Phone hacking: second NoW journalist takes News International to tribunal
The Guardian
Photograph: Graeme Robertson A second journalist at the heart of the News of the World phone-hacking scandal is taking Rupert Murdoch's News International to an employment tribunal, claiming unfair dismissal. Ian Edmondson filed his suit in April, ...
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The Guardian
Phone hacking: 11 million News International emails handed to police
Telegraph.co.uk
Millions of News International emails that could disclose the full extent of phone hacking at the News of the World have been handed to police investigating the illegal practice. Victims' lawyers said the emails cast doubt on efforts made by Scotland ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
Scarlett Johansson nude pictures hacked: Actress speaks out for first time
Daily Mail
Since the scandal first emerged, Johansson admitted that she took the naked photographs of herself, which were leaked online after someone hacked into her phone. She reportedly called the FBI in to investigate how the private photographs were hacked ...
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Daily Mail
Phone-hacking inquiry needs advisers to 'fill gap' in expertise, says publisher
The Guardian
Lord Justice Leveson has been challenged over the expertise of advisers to the phone-hacking inquiry. Photograph: Wpa Pool/Getty Images The publisher of the Daily Mail has challenged Lord Justice Leveson over the six advisers to the phone-hacking ...
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The Guardian
After phone-hacking, press regulation in the spotlight
Washington Post
As a figurehead for a group called Hacked Off, Grant is currently making the rounds on the political conference party circuit and calling for tighter restrictions to rein in Fleet Street's rogue behavior. And a majority of the public appears to agree ...
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IT worker hacked ex-employer's database, wiped it clean
Atlanta Journal Constitution
By Christopher Seward An Atlanta man could receive up to five years in prison after pleading guilty Wednesday to hacking into a former employer's patient database, stealing information and then wiping the database clean. Federal prosecutors said Eric ...
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DigiNotar Hacking Prompts Companies To Ramp Up Web Page Authenticity
ThirdAge
Two other digital certificate companies, one in the US and one in Japan, were similarly hacked this summer, exposing weaknesses in Internet security. Michael Sutton of security company Zscaler said, "The infrastructure baked into the Internet, ...
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ThirdAge
Floored by News Corp.: Who Hacked a Rival's Computer System?
New York Magazine
The Floorgraphics case isn't as lurid as the British voice mail hacking scandal that forced Rupert Murdoch to shut down his flagship News of the World tabloid this summer. There were no hacked voice mails of murdered schoolgirls; this was about control ...
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New York Magazine

Blogs2 new results for hacking
 
GA: Atlanta Man Pleads Guilty to Federal Computer Hacking ...
By Dissent
Eric McNeal, 37, of Atlanta, Georgia, pleaded guilty today in federal district court to intentionally accessing a protected computer of a competing perinatal.
PHIprivacy.net
Sheriff: OC Businessman Murdered His Partner And Covered His ...
By Alan Carter
Something seemed strange about the emails Christopher Ryan Smith was sending while on vacation in Africa last year.
CBS Los Angeles


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