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T34MP0NY kathmandu.gov.np Costume Party

Posted on October 24, 2011 by Lee J

T34MP0NY a newer group of hackers, has submitted an Image on https://www.kathmandu.gov.np/index.php?cid=46&pr_id=17 Asking for people to tweet them there Costume’s for Halloween The Hacker "M!MIC" Infiltrated the admin account and added that article. So Tweet them your Costume and You may get something Juicy :3 A mirror of the image is here https://i.imgur.com/Udwd3.png

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Appeals court decision in Hannaford data breach case could signal new approach

Posted on October 24, 2011 by Dissent

Judy Greenwald reports that at least one lawsuit against Hannford Bros following their 2007 breach is still alive: An appeals court’s decision to permit negligence and contract putative class action litigation to proceed in a grocery store chain data breach because of the alleged damages incurred could signal a change in courts’ approach to this…

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dump of accounts from cepefodes.org.pe

Posted on October 24, 2011 by Lee J

Yet another pointless attack by silly ready to use tools, cepefodes.org.pe has been hit and had a dump of accounts leaked onto pastebin about 10hrs ago, Unknown attacker and reasons, but as normal that stupid kid lulzpirate has tried to claim it as his shortly after the original was posted. leak contains clear text passwords and usernames, its fairly pointless…

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Fairly big dump of random accounts by @_f0rsaken

Posted on October 24, 2011 by Lee J

Well it would seem that the kids and wana be hackers who float around on hackforums have been taken again by a keylogger. @_f0rsaken has dumped a fair few accounts, windows keys and other logins on pastehtml. If your sad enough to be using the hackforums then you may want to CTRL+F for quick search to…

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CheapTickets.nl database with 715,000 customers’ personal information and 80,000 passport numbers leaky due to “stale” security

Posted on October 24, 2011 by Dissent

The following is via Google’s translation of what Brenno de Winter reported: … leaked CheapTickets.nl a database of 715,000 customers. Attackers did not just names but also tickets and passport numbers. It found a source that reported on condition of anonymity. He discovered that the Windows Server 2003 environment, not all patches were rotated. Because…

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‘Contract worker stole all Israelis’ personal information’ (updated)

Posted on October 24, 2011 by Dissent

Okay, this is not a great headline to wake up to.  The Jerusalem Post reports: Information was used to create searchable database with sensitive information of every Israeli, living and deceased; computer technician put the database on the Internet for anyone in the world to access. A contract worker from the Ministry of Labor and…

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