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| Security firm: Hacking attacks traced to China hit chemical, military-related ... Washington Post It said the same hackers also were involved in attacks earlier this year on human rights groups and auto companies. Symantec said it traced the attacks to a computer system owned by a Chinese man in his 20s in the central province of Hebei. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Florida man accused of celebrity hacking to appear in California courtroom Washington Post LOS ANGELES — A Florida man is expected to make his first appearance in a California courtroom Tuesday after being charged with hacking into the email accounts of celebrities such as Scarlett Johansson whose nude photos eventually landed on the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 600000 hackers target Facebook every day ihotdesk - IT News Social networking site Facebook has revealed that it has to fend off around 600000 security attacks from hackers every day. Out of more than a one billion daily logins, the site estimates that around six per cent are fraudulent, according to the Daily ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hackers target West Bengal police, officials gulfnews.com By Archisman Dinda, Correspondent Kolkata: West Bengal police and its high officials seem to be the latest target of the hackers, who had recently spoiled various central and state government websites. Hackers, believed to be from Pakistan, hacked the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Is Mexican cartel the next 'Anonymous' target? CNN International The hacking group has no clear leader, and no official website. "One thing that's important to remember is that Anonymous is not an organization. It does not have a hierarchy. Basically it's a collective of people who self-identify," said Scott Stewart ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Siri Hacked onto iPhone 4, but Don't Get Too Excited TIME All you need instead are some serious hacking skills and, well, actually, a spare iPhone 4S. Unfortunately, reports of the iPhone 4 running Siri are a bit overblown at the moment. Although 9to5Mac has video proof of the hack in action, you may never ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| The Circuit: Obama nominates Rosenworcel, Pai to FCC; AT&T promises jobs ... Washington Post (blog) Hacking traced to China: Security software firm Symantec said in a report Tuesday that it has traced at least 48 attacks on chemical and military-related companies to China, the Associated Press reported. The attacks, the report said, happened between ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Fortune 500 Gets "F" In Social Engineering Hacking Test | threatpost By Paul Roberts It was another year, another "F" for the Fortune 500 firms', according to a report issued Monday. None of the 14 firms targeted were able to prevent clever attackers from using phone calls, e-mail and other soft approaches to wheedle sensitive ... threatpost - The First Stop for... | ||
| (In)security: China denies U.S. satellite hacking; threats to U.K. ... By Levi Sumagaysay We have hacking news from all over the world: • China today denied hacking U.S. satellites in 2007 and 2008, reports Reuters. The Chinese government's denial comes after Bloomberg last week previewed a Congressional commission's ... GMSV | ||
| Prison Planet.com » China denies it is behind hacking of U.S. satellites By admin Reuters October 31, 2011. Beijing on Monday denied a U.S. commission's claim that China may have been responsible for hacking incidents on U.S. environment-monitoring satellites, saying that the committee had "ulterior motives" in writing ... Prison Planet.com | ||
| DPD pulls its website down over hacking concerns | Crime Blog ... By Avi Selk/Night Reporter It's that whoever posted it thought it could be exploited in a hack -- ie, that the code itself might be flawed. Original report: The Dallas Police Department took its website down yesterday over concerns it might be vulnerable to a hacking attempt. ... Crime Blog | ||
| Speaker asks Police to investigate hacking allegations ... The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Michael Frendo, said this evening that he was requesting the Police Commissioner to investigate the allegations of hacking of e-mail correspondence made earlier this month by Opposition leader ... timesofmalta.com |
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| Chinese hackers suspected of interfering with US satellites ... Two US government satellites fell victim to cyber-attacks in 2007 and 2008, claims report. By Charles Arthur. www.guardian.co.uk/.../chinese-hacking-us-satellites-suspected |
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