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| Arrest at The Sun spreads Murdoch hacking scandal BusinessWeek British police say the paper could have targeted over 5795 people in its relentless quest for scoops, and the company faces 60 active lawsuits related to the phone hacking, according to Tamsin Allen, a lawyer who's coordinating the litigation. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hacker Selling Access to Compromised Websites Gets Hacked PCWorld By Lucian Constantin, IDG News A hacking group called d33ds broke into the online shop of a rival hacker who sells unauthorized access to high-profile websites and data. This illegal marketplace has been used in the past to advertise information stolen ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| $30m fund for phone hack victims Sydney Morning Herald LONDON: The parent company of the now-closed News of the World tabloid has set out details of its compensation scheme for victims of phone hacking. News International, the British newspaper arm of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation empire, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facts Blur as Online Feud Ends in a Draw New York Times Itzela said Anonymous had compiled the list of corrupt officials by hacking e-mail accounts. He said that after the victim was released, he joined the chat room and proved his identity there and in a later conversation on Skype. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Malaysian hacker gets 10 years in US prison Malaysia Star PETALING JAYA: A Malaysian who hacked into the US Federal Reserve and private banks was sentenced Friday by a US district judge to 10 years in prison. Lin Mun Poo, 32, was given the maximum sentence Friday in Brooklyn, New York, according to news ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New Arrest in U.K. Phone Hack Probe Wall Street Journal The phone-hacking scandal has since mushroomed, with the company eventually being forced to admit that the paper frequently hacked phones to acquire information. Police reopened the probe into phone hacking at the News of the World in January. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| News Corp. Hacking Judge Says Surrey Police Can't Join in Probe BusinessWeek 4 (Bloomberg) -- Britain's Surrey Police, which knew about phone hacking by the News of the World tabloid almost a decade ago and didn't investigate, was denied permission to join in the UK government's probe of the scandal. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Novi mayoral candidate fires volunteer who hacked opponent's e-mail Detroit Free Press E-mail intrusion is a five-year felony under Michigan's anti-hacking statute, according to the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office. Gatt no longer plans to press charges. Gatt said he learned that his e-mail had been hacked when the editor of a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Hanging with Hackers: NYU-Poly Will Open Cyber Security Awareness Week Events ... MarketWatch (press release) Challenges include the Quiz Tournament; High School Cyber Forensics Challenge; Capture the Flag Application Security Challenge, a software hacking competition; the Embedded Systems Challenge, which covers hardware hacking and security; the NYU-Poly ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| News Corp. Has So Many Hacking Victims, It's Launched a Web Site ... By John Cook The final tally of victims in News International's hacking scandal looks like it will eventually reach 5800, according to the Guardian. Which may explain why News Corp. has set up a dedicated web site for victims to apply for an out-of-court ... Gawker: | ||
| The Evil Blog » Blog Archive » Hacking the Unity Shell – An ... By kamstrup Hacking the Unity Shell – An Alternative Apps Lens. (fret not, this is not only a wall of text, there's a juicy screencast at the end if you make it all the way). Me being the maintainer of the applications lens in Unity you might wonder why I am now ... The Evil Blog | ||
| News Corp. Starts Compensation Process for Phone Hacking ... By By AMY CHOZICK People who believe they were victims of phone hacking can choose to use the settlement process, potentially avoiding legal proceedings. Media Decoder | ||
| Hacking Update: News Corp's UK Arm Offers Compensation Plan As ... By THE DEADLINE TEAM News Corp's UK newspaper arm News International, the company that controlled the now-shuttered tabloid News Of The World, has set up a website for victims of the paper's admitted phone-hacking scandal to seek compensation rather than ... Deadline.com | ||
| News Intl: Compensation plan for hacking victims | National & World ... Rupert Murdoch's News International said Friday it had launched a new compensation plan for victims of phone hacking by the media mogul's now-defunct Sunday tabloid. KBCI - News - National & World News |
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