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SG: Hacker ‘Messiah’ pleads guilty to 39 computer misuse charges

Posted on January 23, 2015 by Dissent

Kelly Ng reports: Hacker James Raj Arokiasamy, who goes by the moniker “Messiah”, has pleaded guilty to 39 charges of computer misuse for hacking into the web servers of Fuji Xerox, a fan site of popstar Sun Ho and government-related websites in 2013. Read more on Today.

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Boomerang continues to demonstrate how NOT to handle a possible breach

Posted on January 23, 2015 by Dissent

On January 13, I wrote: And for Tuesday’s edition of “How Not to Handle a Reported Breach,” we give you….. (drum roll)…. Boomerang Rentals. Although Boomerang has continued to investigate claims of a breach resulting in fraudulent charges, and have brought in a third party to assist in their investigation, they still haven’t notified consumers…

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FBI arrests Madonna’s alleged hacker

Posted on January 22, 2015 by Dissent

Cory Bennett reports: When Madonna’s music leaks, the FBI is on it. FBI agents and Israeli authorities on Wednesday arrested a 39-year-old man in Tel Aviv who allegedly infiltrated Madonna’s computer, stole unfinished songs and leaked them online. Read more on The Hill.

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Court Rules in Favor of Breached Retailer

Posted on January 22, 2015 by Dissent

Tracy Kitten reports: A breached retailer has won a court ruling against its payments  processor and merchant bank, setting a $500,000 cap on how much it must pay for a point-of-sale breach it suffered in late 2012. Now the processor and bank must pick up the rest of the breach-related tab. […] On Jan. 15,…

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Update on Minecraft leaks: Microsoft says no Mojang.net service was compromised

Posted on January 21, 2015 by Dissent

Stuart Dredge reports: A list of email addresses and passwords for Minecraft players published online in January was not the result of a security breach at developer Mojang, according to its parent company, Microsoft. Personal details for more than 1,800 players’ accounts were published online in plain-text format, sparking fears that hackers had gained access…

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Judge Warns Against Sealing Documents in Home Depot Data Breach Cases

Posted on January 21, 2015 by Dissent

From the yay-a-judge-standing-up-for-transparency dept.: R. Robin McDonald reports: A federal judge in Atlanta has put lawyers in litigation over credit and debit card security breaches at The Home Depot that he will reject attempts to seal large portions of the court record. “The first 10 years I was on the bench pretty much we just…

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