A hacker who is using the handle Mr. Domoz and recently breached a heap of Australian based websites has recently breached another server and left a list of Romanian based sites defaced. The attacks have been posted to pastebin and it contains a list of 29 Romanian sites that are said to be on the same server and a further…
Category: Breach Incidents
22 Israeli sites hacked and defaced
A hacker using the handle AnonGhost has dumped a pastebin paste with 22 israel company’s that have been breached and left defaced. The attack is one of the most recent ones on Israel in what has been an on going attack from hackers from around the world ever since the end of last year when Israel…
Report into AHK.de leaked data
*First draft of a Quick insight to the AHK.de data leak. More to come as time goes by and i have a chance to get threw all the data. *But i figured for now i will share what i have found so here it is. Data size: 2.66 GB (2,866,515,968 bytes) 5,842 Files, 0 Folders Document…
Huge leak of Intel from German Chamber of Commerce, AHK.de
Updated: See our report here, more information to come shortly. Anonymous hackers have released a huge dump of files from the German Chamber of Commerce (https://ahk.de/) in the last week or so. The files come from ahk.de and is in the format of a parted compressed rar file that is being shared via torrents. The…
Shades of 2003: Have contractors started holding individuals’ PII hostage again?
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen any report that a contractor or their employees were holding an organization’s client or patient data hostage as part of a dispute. To my surprise, however, there have been two such reports like that recently. One case is in the healthcare sector and I’ll be blogging about…
Former IT security manager for SCDOR testifies about the lack of security controls prior to its breach
Jeffrey Collins of Associated Press reports: The Department of Revenue was more concerned with keeping employees from accessing news, sports and social media websites on their work computers than protecting taxpayer data like Social Security numbers, a former computer security chief at the agency said Thursday. Read more on Aiken Standard. Tim Smith of Greenville…