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Super Bowl Website hacked and massive amount of data leaked by Anonymous

Posted on February 8, 2012 by Lee J

content/images/gallery/random3/super-bowl-website-hacked-dumped-by-agent_anon-pastebin-com_.png An Anonymous hacker going by the handle of @Agentanonhacker has hacked the super bowl website and dumped a huge amount of data. In the first part of the release they explain this happened due to boredom and all the hype going on around this years super bowl. Greeting everyone! I was feeling a bit…

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5000+ Power-blog.com User accounts leaked

Posted on February 8, 2012 by Lee J

Once again an unknown hacker has attacked and hacked a Internet Marketing Strategies website known as Power-blog.com. The information that has been leaked comes in two parts and contains emails, usernames and encrypted passwords. part 1: ( 981 valid accounts) part 2: (4,333 valid accounts)

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4,940 Accounts leaked from media.devilscafe.in

Posted on February 8, 2012 by Lee J

A cyber security news web blog has been hacked and had a huge amount of accounts leaked online by an unknown hacker. The attack which targeted media.devilscafe.in  and the leaked data contains users names, emails and encrypted passwords.

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Catch up post, what has been happening in the hacker world

Posted on February 8, 2012 by Lee J

Well, we are back to publishing now and first off i must say i couldn’t of picked any worse time to take time off and do IRL stuff, anyways this post is just a quick catch up for the past few weeks from what has been going on in the hacker world. So the world of anonymous…

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IN: Computers stolen from government office had encryption in place

Posted on February 7, 2012 by Dissent

Daniel Miller reports that 10 laptops loaded with classified and personal information were swiped over the weekend from the Department of Child Services in Hendricks County, Indiana, but thankfully, they were encrypted.  Read more on WISH.

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Hackers Target Your Personal Info in DMV Database

Posted on February 7, 2012 by Dissent

Steven Dial reports from South Carolina: Hackers are trying to steal personal information from the  DMV database and most of them are from another country. “It is cause for alarm for us and our information technology folks,” said JR Sanderson. Since January hackers have tried to get into the DMV database more than 100 times….

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