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Hackers hit US credit card processor Financial Times The privacy of information is a growing concern after high-profile incidents of hacking in recent years as the prevalence of electronic payments grows worldwide. Last year, Citigroup fell victim to an attack that exposed data on hundreds of thousands ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Suspects in hacking investigation rebailed The Independent Two suspects in Scotland Yard's phone-hacking inquiry have been rebailed. Rebekah Brooks' former PA Cheryl Carter and sports journalist Raoul Simons are both understood to have reported back to police stations on Friday. Mr Simons was originally ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Ex-NotW chief faces Leveson again The Guardian Three senior figures in the Metropolitan Police have resigned over their links to Mr Wallis, who has been arrested on suspicion of phone hacking. Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson and assistant commissioner John Yates stood down last July, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Suspects in hacking probe rebailed The Press Association Ms Carter, who also wrote a beauty column in The Sun, left News International last year after 19 years with the company. She was rebailed until a date in April. There have been 46 arrests surrounding inquiries into hacking and corruption under three ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Hackers and Players Business Insider But below those trends sits a surprising set of parallels between hacker culture and play culture. Hacking and gaming have both been cultures sitting largely on the edge of society, away from the mainstream until relatively recently. See all stories on this topic » |
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Updating your workspace for more organized and efficient hacking ... By Mike Nathan If you've ever looked at one of [Todd Harrison's] teardown or how-to videos closely, you would likely notice that his work bench looks like a standard hacker workspace. Hack a Day |
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News Corp faces new rash of hacking allegations on a global scale ... Murdoch's media empire denies fresh wave of claims that his firms undermined rivals through code cracking and piracy. www.guardian.co.uk/.../news-corporation-nds-panorama-front... |
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