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| UK woman cleared in hacking investigation BusinessWeek British police say a woman arrested as part of an investigation of phone hacking by the News of the World tabloid has been cleared of wrongdoing. Metropolitan Police said Thursday that the 31-year-old woman will face "no further action" stemming from ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Phone hacking inquiry: lecturer faces no action Darlington and Stockton Times By Graeme Hetherington » A UNIVERSITY lecturer will face no further action following her arrest in connection with the ongoing phone hacking inquiry. Former News of the World reporter Bethany Usher, who teaches media ethics at Teesside University, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Hackers Deface India's Sonia Gandhi's Internet Profile Voice of America (blog) Hackers have broken into the official website of India's ruling Congress party and have defaced the profile page of party president Sonia Gandhi with a pornographic message. The website was shut down after the attack. The hacking coincided with ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hacking probe targets Max Clifford deal The Australian INVESTIGATIONS in Britain by police and MPs into phone hacking are focusing on a pound stg. 700000 deal struck between News International and publicist Max Clifford, whose phone had been hacked. The circumstances surrounding the deal are believed to be ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Iran's TV shows intact US spy drone, Iran claims they hack into it eTaiwan News The most frightening prospect raised by what appears to be a largely intact Sentinel is that the Iranians' second claim about how they brought it down ― by hacking into its controls and landing it themselves ― might be true, said a US intelligence ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cyber attacks could wreck world oil supply Reuters Only a few years ago hacking was confined to skilled computer programmers, but thanks to online video tutorials, breaking into corporate operating systems is now a free for all. "Everyone can hack today," Shell's Luehmann said. "The number of potential ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hacking Group Claims It Posted Personal Info of LAPD Brass as Revenge for ... LAist But the hacking group (which tweets here and tumblrs here) says that — besides the fact that its members are anonymous — it was never really hiding its involvement nor its motives. Do we really need to explain ourselves much here? ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| RIM hackers claim victory over PlayBook security patch Toronto Star Hackers say they are a step ahead of Research In Motion Ltd.'s efforts to plug a security breach in the PlayBook tablet computer. Chris Wade, among a trio of researchers who late last month gained authorized access to the “root” control system of RIM's ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| 4 Charged In Multimillion-Dollar Credit Card Hacking Scheme - New ... WASHINGTON -- Four Romanian nationals have been charged in a multimillion-dollar hacking scheme that compromised the credit card data of 80000 customers, including some in New Hampshire. Thursday, December 8, 2011. WMUR.com - Local News | ||
| James Murdoch Faces More Questions Over Hacking Payment ... By Mimi Turner The News Corp deputy COO has told Parliament that a payment of over $1 million was made to phone-hacking victim Max Clifford. Hollywood Reporter |
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