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| Yahoo Breach Extends Beyond Yahoo to Gmail, Hotmail, AOL Users New York Times (blog) A group of hackers, known as the D33D Company, posted online the user names and passwords for what appeared to be 453492 accounts belonging to Yahoo, and also Gmail, AOL, Hotmail, Comcast, MSN, SBC Global, Verizon, BellSouth and Live.com ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Yahoo and Formspring Hacked Just One Month After LinkedIn & eHarmony ... Examiner.com Hackers have just added Yahoo and Formspring to the steadily increasing list of breached websites. If you recall it was just last month that eHarmony, LinkedIn. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Passwords Leaked From Yahoo: Boozy, Preachy, Angry -- and Easy PCWorld A group of hackers calling itself "the D33Ds Company" published a list of 453492 email addresses and passwords in plain text on Thursday, saying they had found them by hacking into a database associated with an unnamed Yahoo service. The passwords ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Yahoo Confirms 400000 Passwords Stolen in Hack eWeek Less than 5 percent of the Yahoo accounts had valid passwords listed, the company contends. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Yahoo Passwords Stolen in Latest Data Breach Wall Street Journal Yahoo said it is investigating a data breach that allowed a hacker group to download about 400000 unencrypted user names and passwords, another black eye for the Internet company still looking for a permanent chief executive. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Yahoo Confirms Theft of Passwords from Users Wall Street Journal A hacking organization called D33Ds Co. posted the stolen data on its website and appended a note describing the download "as a wake-up call and not as a threat." The group said it aims to expose Yahoo's vulnerabilities. Yahoo noted that less than 5 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Yahoo passwords hacked, likely taken through Yahoo Voices Washington Post A security firm says a hacking group known as D33D Company picked up unencrypted user passwords from Yahoo Voices, the Web giant's crowd-sourced publishing platform. See all stories on this topic » |
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| Best Buy Warns Users of Account Hacking Attempts, Advises ... By Isha Suri Looks like the retail giant Best Buy has detected some malicious attempts to access its customer accounts, which is why it has issued a warning to its customers advising them to change their account passwords immediately. Best Buy issued ... SiliconANGLE | ||
| Charlie Miller NFC hacking mobile payments: Black Hat USA By Brad Reed Developers who work on mobile payment platforms should start hitting the panic button: Esteemed hacker Charlie Miller is about to mess them up. Dark Re. BGR: The Three Biggest Letters In Tech | ||
| Yahoo confirms over 450000 passwords at risk after massive hacking Is your Yahoo password safe? Does anyone still use Yahoo? Well if you do then you should be on your guard as potentially 450000 passwords are at risk after a hacking attack. JOE.ie The Irish men's website: Home |
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| Yahoo Investigates Hacking Exposing 450000 Passwords | The ... Hacker group D33DS claimed they wanted to expose the security hole, not do irreparable harm. www.thewrap.com/.../yahoo-voices-hacked-exposing-450000-... | ||
| Schneier on Security: Hacking BMW's Remote Keyless Entry System The owner, who posted the video at 1addicts.com, suspects the thieves broke the glass to access the BMW's on-board diagnostics port (OBD) in the footwell of ... www.schneier.com/blog/.../hacking_bmws_re.html?utm... |
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