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Canadian Police Server Hacked, Lots of Personal Information Leaked By Anonymous

Posted on June 2, 2012 by Lee J

In what has been a huge week for cyber attacks yet another police department has been hit, this time its a Canadian one and the attack has been carried out by Anonymous hackers in the name of #opQuebec. The leak has been uploaded to pastehtml with the following message and it also contains 4 links to the actual information…

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Library OF Congress Website Exposed having SQLi Vulns, Data leaked by @codeinesec

Posted on June 2, 2012 by Lee J

@codeinesec tipped us of early today to an attack on the Library of congress website. The attack is a SQLi based injection, which is becoming one of the most popular flaws within all types of website systems. The data contains the vulns, database layout and information from the admins table. All usernames, paswords were stored…

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1,253 Leaked from suteym.org.mx after being hacked by @VenezuelanH

Posted on June 2, 2012 by Lee J

Another group of anonymous hackers has been attacking mexican government based websites. The latest attack comes from a group using the twitter handle @VenezuelanH and the attack is on suteym.org.mx a. The leaked data has been as normal, uploaded to pastebin.com and the leaked data is actually 1,253 accounts in the format of usernames, id, emails and md5…

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Hacker knocks designer website offline in pure hate

Posted on June 2, 2012 by Lee J

Well this is what annoys us a bit, hackers who are out targeting websites for personal reasons. @BouritoTheGod has claimed they have attacked https://samosir.org/ in which has been a total personal attack. After they knocked the site offline for a short period of time they have gone and published the following statement. We brought down Samosir because we hate…

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China Bearing Commercial Community Hacked, 30,000+ Accounts Leaked @DeadMellox

Posted on June 2, 2012 by Lee J

Last night @DeadMellox tipped us off at a huge chinese hack that contained many breached servers databases with user accounts, personal and private company information and more. One of the targets in this attack was China Bearing Commercial Community (https://www.bearing.com.cn/) and as a result of the attack they have now seen well over 30k account leaked…

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CloudFare breach cause for concern (updated)

Posted on June 2, 2012 by Dissent

Given the number of hacks revealed on a daily basis, I long ago gave up on trying to mention them all on this blog, but this one merits its own entry. Eduard Kovacs reports that although CloudFare has acknowledged it was compromised, the co-founder and CEO may not be correct in his understanding of the breach:…

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