The new security arrangements were announced a year after a Iran said a powerful computer virus known as Stuxnet attacked computers at its Bushehr nuclear reactor. "The location of the hosts of more than 90 percent of Iran’s governmental internet sites has been transferred inside the country," Ali Hakim Javadi, Iran’s deputy minister for communications…
Category: Breach Incidents
Butler Schein Animal Health’s system stored credit card details
Butler Schein Animal Health’s system has admitted to a security breach that has seen many of its clients personal information leaked, the breached happened on the MyVetDirect.com servers where Butler Schein said they hosted the information. The information that was stored was said to be usernames, emails, passwords, credit card details, contact details and more. Now anyone with common sense would…
NJ: School district investigates Internet security breach
Joseph Cramer reports that school district staff are investigating a security breach into a Ridgewood school building through a compromised computer password. The breach was discovered last weekend, according to a release send out by school officials on Wednesday. The district Internet technology (IT) department is working with school administration to determine if any data…
Couple of account dumps
A pastebin user going by the name Manuwalk has dumped two lots of accounts. Both have clear text passwords and emails, https://pastebin.com/wHhN1cGF https://pastebin.com/zKwey7EM if you think you got compromised, use ctrl+f for quick search
Norwegian sex scandal brewing? (updated)
A new scandal is brewing. According to Harald S. Klungtveit and Anders Johansen Holth of Dagbladet in Norway, hackers have downloaded the entire database of 26,000 users of a sex-exchange (prostitution) site, Hemmelig.com. [Update: see the Comment below this post for a better description of the site; the commenter says that it is not a…
AU: ACMA warns Vodafone over privacy breach
From the AAP: The communications watchdog has put Vodafone on notice over the telco’s leaking of personal customer details earlier this year. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has ordered Vodafone to comply with the telecommunications consumer protections code (TCP code), or face penalties of up to $250,000. An ACMA investigation found Vodafone had…