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'SwaggSec' claims hack of China Telecom, Warner Bros. Computerworld By Jeremy Kirk IDG News Service - A hacking group is claiming to have breached the networks of Warner Bros. and China Telecom, releasing documents and publishing login credentials. Swagger Security, or "SwaggSec," announced the breach Sunday on ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Hacker group hits Warner Bros and China Telecom TG Daily A group calling itself SwaggSec is claiming to have hacked the networks of Warner Bros and China Telecom, and has released documents and logins online. In a statement on Pastebin, the group says that both companies had severe vulnerabilities. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Hacking the Kinect iProgrammer It is amazing what you can do with it - so do we really need the word "hacking" in the title to make it seem even more exciting? To an extent the word "Hacking" really is justified when applied to the particular book - and not always in a good way. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Hacked off over hacking? Switch off Burton Mail Much of the article is derogatory in tone about those who have been on the receiving end of phone hacking. If he finds it tedious listening to 'the endles stream of celebs' taking the stand, then why watch it? It is optional. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Can hackers target a pacemaker? InformationWeek India It seems, there are no devices, which are hacker-safe any longer — from ATMs, cars, smartphones to medical devices. Though, it may sound like a plot of a crime thriller, serious investigations and experiments have revealed that medical implants like ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Grand Prix du Canada cancels open house after hacker threats Canada.com Anonymous Operation Quebec, which opposes Quebec bill 78 that limits public protests, said last week it planned "to wreck (F1 boss Bernie) Ecclestone's little party" by hacking Grand Prix websites and possibly publishing ticket buyers' private credit ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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As Patients' Records Go Ditigal, Theft And Hacking Problems Grow ... By David Schultz Keeping records secure is a challenge that doctors, public health officials and federal regulators are just beginning to grasp. And, as two recent incidents at Howard University Hospital show, inadequate data security can affect huge numbers ... All Kaiser Health News |
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Featured Problems from Alerted and Hacking Autism | Random ... Today we bring two new problems into the featured problem set for RHoK this June. This is in addition to the current problems in the set: immigration issues from ... www.rhok.org/.../featured-problems-alerted-and-hacking-autis... |
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