February 09, 2010

'hackers' Tag Index

Yet Another Medical Data Security Breach

More than 4,000 patients' personal information was compromised after a laptop was stolen from an employee of the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) medical school.
Tags: security, hackers, laptop, data breach, UCSF

Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission Hacked

A database containing information on more than 80,000 employees was accessed.
Tags: security, hackers, routing, network, theft

Oklahoma Tax Site Hacked

Site visitors were prompted to download malware.
Tags: software, hackers, Adobe, Web, Web site

TechCrunch Attacked

The site was temporarily made unavailable.
Tags: F-Secure, hackers, content, business, hacked

Massachusetts Senate Race Spurs Malware Flurry

Symantec security researchers found that 33 of the top 100 search results from "Massachusetts senate race results" took users to malicious sites.
Tags: malware, security, Symantec, hackers, SEO

Jewish Chronicle Site Hacked

The Web site for The Jewish Chronicle was recently defaced by hackers.
Tags: international, hackers, cyberattack, Web site, hacked

U.S. Military Contractors Targeted in Cyberattack

Hackers have been sending malicious PDF files to military contractors.
Tags: hackers, cyberattack, PDF, military, vulnerability

McKinnon Granted Further Judicial Review

The Pentagon hacker's possible extradition will be delayed until at least April.
Tags: extradition, international, hackers, UK, hacking

BerliOS Hacked

Hackers recently replaced the home page for the open source platform.
Tags: open source, hackers, security, cyberattack, online

Hackers Snare N.Y. Bank Customers' Login Info

A hacker last month infiltrated a server hosting the online banking system of Suffolk County National Bank in New York, putting 8,000-plus customers' login information at risk.
Tags: security, hackers, online banking, phishing, APWG

768-Bit RSA Encryption Cracked

An international team has broken the key.
Tags: international, hackers, encryption, RSA, NFS

Hacker Exposes Firewall Vulnerability

Samy Kamkar has demonstrated a simple way to penetrate hardware firewalls.
Tags: wireless, hackers, hardware, firewall, router

Mr. Bean Conquers Spain

Hackers recently placed Mr. Bean's face on Spain's official web site.
Tags: browsers, authentication, hackers, XSS, image

Hacker Tags Eastern Washington University

School officials say more than 130,000 student records dating as far back as 1987 were compromised by a hacker who accessed EWU's computer network.
Tags: data security, security, hackers, identity theft, university

QKD Hack Demonstrated

Qin Liu and Sebastien Sauge have demonstrated a method for eavesdropping on a secure quantum key distribution.
Tags: security, hackers, hack, qkd

DECT Encryption Cracked

The deDECTed.org project has cracked the DECT standard's encryption code.
Tags: security, hackers, encryption, information security, dect

Lawsuit Says Facebook, MySpace App Failed to Protect User Data

An Indiana man has filed a class action lawsuit against RockYou, alleging it failed to protect the personal data of more than 32 million customers.
Tags: Facebook, social networking, MySpace, security, hackers

Twitter's 370 Passwords You Can't Use on the Internet

No stranger to hacking attacks, the social networking site has banned new users from selecting 370 passwords that it says are too easy for hacking scripts to unlock.
Tags: Facebook, security, hackers, passwords, Twitter

Gonzalez Pleads Guilty to More Hacking

Hacker Albert Gonzalez pleaded guilty to hacking into Heartland Payment Systems, 7-11, and Hannaford Brothers.
Tags: hackers, wireless security, identity theft, network security, firewall software

Penn State Latest University Plagued by Data Breaches

More than 30,000 students are now receiving notifications that a hacker or hackers had breached three separate computers, exposing their personal information.
Tags: privacy, security, hackers, data breach

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