In case you missed it when I posted it to DataLossDB.org, individuals who self-identy as associated with AntiSec hacked – and then dumped – a lot of sensitive files from the Lake County Sheriff’s Office in Florida. The hackers announced the hack on April 28 with a video and a listing of some data and…
Category: Breach Incidents
Anonymous take down CIA website again and Stop CISPA video released
The past few weeks have been fairly fullon for the us and uk governments with anonymous taking sites down left right and center in the name of CISPA. The latest take down is the CIA website https://www.cia.gov which at time of publishing was down and throwing errors and had been for something already. content/images/gallery/random3/ciadown.png Also…
further Israeli Credit Cards Leaked for #OpfreePalestine by @Par0xysm
content/images/gallery/opfreepalestine/cards1.png A hacker using the handle @Par0xysm has dumped a fairly big load of credit cards and left a message for Israeli. The leak which was announced about 12hrs ago via twitter and posted on pastebin contained the following message. Message to Israel, I have noticed the corruption and lies you send to your people….
Quick catch up of April
The last month has been extremely busy in the sense of hackers attacking all sorts of targets. Due to the site being down for this time i was unable to cover these so here is a basic wrap up of whats been going on. Making world wide headlines has been the attacks on many websites…
Back better then before
Welcome, lets start of with dam its been a boring month or so not being directly involved with the cyber security news, in this time we have missed a lot of stuff that has been going on. With new threats around and new big ops being started up and even new unknown crews coming out to play,…
Post-Manning, Army wants to monitor your computer activity
Joe Gould reports: In the wake of the biggest dump of classified information in the history of the Army, the brass is searching for ways to watch what every soldier is doing on his or her Army computer. The Army wants to look at keystrokes, downloads and Web searches on computers that soldiers use. […]…