content/images/gallery/random3/hacked-by-1337_0.png On monday the web hosting community was thrown in to anger and worries as thousands of accounts and the complete database and file system of the WHMCS server was leaked online by UGNAZI hackers. Well as if that was not enough for them all week they have been suffering DDoS attacks, which has resulted…
Category: Breach Incidents
New Town Editorial Uruguay Hacked And Accounts Leaked
A hacker using the handle HackerClaus who has a large amount of pastebin dumps with government leaks, mostly minor but they all build up to show once again lack of security right across the world. One of the most recent attacks is on New Town Editorial Uruguay (https://ciudadnueva.focolar.org.uy/) and the data leak contains 134 accounts with…
Wallcoverings.in Hacked Again, Accounts Leaked, Where is the Security!
Well its not the biggest hack in the world but it is fairly worrying and proves a point that a lot of attacks come down to the website owners or care takers not doing their job properly security wise by using outdated scripts and software. Wallcoverings.in has been hacked for the what we can see the 2nd…
Hillary Clinton Confirms US Hackers against al-Qaida
TAMPA, Fla. — The State Department has launched a different sort of raid against al-Qaida, engaging in a cat and mouse game to replace anti-American al-Qaida ads on Yemeni tribal websites. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Wednesday that experts based at the State Department swapped al-Qaida ads on Yemeni websites bragging about killing Americans…
Social Network Soup taken offline with DDoS Attack
content/images/gallery/ddos/maintenance.png 2012 is turning into year of the DDoS with many high profile websites falling to the packets that come their way from hackers. In the past week we have seen websites such as TPB, wikileaks, chicagopolice, 123-reg and many others fall off the Internet for a brief amount of time due to these on going ddos attacks. Currently at time of publishing it would seem that…
Correction to Earlier Post
In a post this morning, I incorrectly identified the breached entity as Gannett. It was not Gannet, but GCI, another firm with the same initials. My apologies to Gannett for my error.