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Possible 17,900,617 Care2 User Accounts Breached

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Lee J

As reported by databreaches.net care2 became aware on the 27th of a breach and by the 28th it was unaware of much access the hackers got the server and exactly how many accounts have been compromised. What seems even more funny is the fact they are resetting passwords for all users so next time the login…

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Cn: Dangdang acknowledges limited hack; Alipay says only their account IDs involved in separate hack

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Dissent

Marbridge Consulting reports: In response to recent media reports that information belonging to 12 mln of its users has been leaked online, Chinese B2C e-commerce site Dangdang (NYSE: DANG) issued a statement today saying that only a small fraction of the account information now circulating online does in fact belong to Dangdang users. Dangdang added…

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Telstra site fails AGAIAN to secure customer details

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Lee J

Once again Australian Telecom Giant Telstra has failed to secure its clients. music feeds has a explained the most recent leak and contains screen shots of the data. After telstra was alerted, once again it took them up to an hour to take the site offline for repairs.. Now this is not the first time this has happened to telstra, not so…

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Funny defacement from Sector HCV TEAM

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Lee J

content/images/gallery/random2/r43llhackingsector-hcv.png just a lul defacement from Sector HCV TEAM that was alerted to us via twitter. Site: https://www.a-maggio.com.ar/img/propiedades/hacked2.php funny part…gets old after a few minutes tho 🙂 regardless of its lulz, its still slack that the admin has to now fix this lol (delete the file)

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Chinese search engines favor banks to stop phishing

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Lee J

In what is no surprise, the Chinese government has pushed and got the 10 big Chinese search engines to agree to put its banks 1st up in search results to try and drop down phishing attacks. The phishing attacks commonly happen when a person search s for there bank and mistakenly clicks a site/link that looks very much like the original banks link. from…

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Gas station hack dropped petrol prices, $3.61 to 2 cents per gallon

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Lee J

Well this has got to be one of a kind type of hacks, that is if it is indeed a hack.Gahanna police are reporting that between 21st and 22nd Dec 2011 some one hacked a gas station and dropped the fuel to 2cents per gallon. Reports from the Gahanna police state that, A customer at the station reported the price…

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