Here’s another case where records were left behind after a business was abandoned. James Jackson reports from Florida: Hillsborough County Code Enforcement officials are keeping a close eye on an old Bay area car dealership, after they say someone broke in and ransacked the place. They say vandals broke windows and doors, sprayed gang graffiti…
Month: June 2012
Polish Military Medical Center Hacked, All Databases And Users Personal Details Leaked By @BZyklon
@BZyklon has released a pastebin file via a twitter announcement that contains all the databases from Polish Military Medical Center Servers (https://wim.mil.pl/). The was announced with a short pastebin post that contains a few links to the below images and a link to a 6.3mb RAR file named sql_mil.pl.rar which was uploaded to mediafire. The leak file…
2 More Australian websites hacked and user data leaked
This week already we have seen one Australian website hacked and as a result data was leaked by Spexsec and now a further two Australian websites have been hacked and the attack has been carried out by and data has also been leaked. The leak was announced via facebook on HanikoYunokawa page and uploaded to pastebin and contains minor database information…
Google got Hacked. MarkMonitor Sucks. #UGNazi
It would appear that UGNAZI have been active while being quite, they have claimed to of access MarkMonitors google system and from that has resulted in a hack. The hack has been done via social engineering and appears to be done via the email support system with this picture being posted. The announcement was made…
Intuit Financial Services warns customers that email sent via VerticalResponse contained malicious code
Malware-laden email from Intuit Financial Services has been reported, but how did this happen? The following was submitted to DataBreaches.net by a reader: From: Intuit Financial Services Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2012 11:29 PM To: IFS Clients Subject: Innovation Conference email issue – June 14 Earlier today you received an email from Intuit_Innovation_Conference@mail.vresp.com with the subject…
Public Employees Retirement Association of New Mexico alerts 100,000 members after computer with their financial info stolen from auditor
Uh oh. The Associated Press reports that the Public Employees Retirement Association of New Mexico is notifying about 100,000 active and retired members about a possible security breach after a computer was stolen from an employee of its third-party auditor. The computer may have contained PERA member information including names, addresses, financial institution routing numbers,…