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| Lawyer: UK police suspected phone hacking in 2002 Fox News LONDON – Local British police suspected more than 10 years ago that a missing schoolgirl's phone had been hacked by people associated with Rupert Murdoch's now-defunct News of the World tabloid, an attorney said Wednesday. Police lawyer Neil Garnham ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Phone hacking investigator in UK Supreme Court bid BusinessWeek By JILL LAWLESS A private investigator jailed for hacking phones for Rupert Murdoch's News of the World asked Britain's Supreme Court on Tuesday to back his bid to keep mum about who ordered him to conduct the illegal eavesdropping. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Lawyer: Police suspected phone hacking in 2002 BusinessWeek A lawyer for Britain's Metropolitan Police says an officer suspected more than 10 years ago that a missing schoolgirl's phone had been hacked into by people associated with a now defunct Rupert Murdoch tabloid. The explosive revelation that the then ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| News Corp.'s Cameron Ties Scrutinized as Brooks Testifies BusinessWeek (NWSA) (NWSA)'s phone-hacking scandal will hear evidence this week from the former chief executive officer of its UK unit and the tabloid editor who resigned over the practice in 2007. Rebekah Brooks, who stepped down from the company's top UK role in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hackers target Twitter spammers in massive account data breach ZDNet (blog) But it appears the hackers may have targeted spammers over ordinary users. Twitter is investigating after 55000 account details — including username and password combinations — were published online. Account details seemingly belonging to spammers ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Twitter hack breaches thousands of accounts CNN By Laurie Segall @CNNMoneyTech May 8, 2012: 9:44 PM ET NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- A Twitter hacker on Monday revealed thousands of user names and passwords for the microblogging site, but here's the good news: Most of the compromised accounts appear to be ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Police: Dowler phone hacked but deletions unclear Reuters UK By Michael Holden | LONDON (Reuters) - Journalists on the News of the World tabloid did hack the phone of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler but there is no conclusive evidence they deleted messages which gave her parents false hope she was still alive, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Saudi Prince Alwaleed: News Corp. Phone Hacking Scandal Hurts ... By Georg Szalai The second-largest shareholder and close ally of Rupert Murdoch emphasizes though that his support for the mogul is "definitely unwavering." Hollywood Reporter | ||
| David Cameron Texted Rebekah Brooks To 'Keep Her Head Up ... By The Huffington Post News Editors British Prime Minister David Cameron has been drawn back into the phone hacking scandal once more, as a new biography claims that he texted former News International chief Rebekah Brooks during the week that she stepped down from ... The Huffington Post | Full News Feed | ||
| Twitter denies mass hacking of accounts - AfterDawn Twitter has denied reports that thousands of Twitter accounts have been compromised, with login information released publicly. AfterDawn.com | ||
| Alan Singer: Hacking Away at the Pearson Octopus By Alan Singer Pearson is tilting the coverage of U.S. history to win approval by school boards in red states, and in doing this, allowing the most conservative school boards in the nation to determine what gets taught in New York State schools. The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed | ||
| Glenn Mulcaire Asks UK Supreme Court To Back His Phone Hacking By The Huffington Post News Editors LONDON — A private investigator jailed for hacking phones for Rupert Murdoch's News of the World asked Britain's Supreme Court on Tuesday to back his bid to keep mum about who ordered him to conduct the illegal eavesdropping. Glenn ... The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com |
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| Hacker group The Unknowns claims high ground in exposing ... New group takes credit for breaching NASA, U.S. military, and others with goal of forcing them to better protect themselves. www.infoworld.com/.../hacker-group-the-unknowns-claims-hi... | ||
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