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Titanium Stresser programmer whose tools caused chaos must repay £70,000 or face further jail time

Posted on March 26, 2018 by Dissent

A computer hacker who was jailed after setting up a business which caused chaos all over the world must pay back nearly £70,000 or face another two years behind bars. Adam Mudd was just 16 when he created his Titanium Stresser program, which was used to carry out more than 1.7 million attacks on websites including…

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Nine Iranians Charged With Conducting Massive Cyber Theft Campaign on Behalf of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

Posted on March 23, 2018 by Dissent

An Indictment charging Gholamreza Rafatnejad, 38; Ehsan Mohammadi, 37; Abdollah Karima, aka Vahid Karima, 39; Mostafa Sadeghi, 28; Seyed Ali Mirkarimi, 34; Mohammed Reza Sabahi, 26; Roozbeh Sabahi, 24; Abuzar Gohari Moqadam, 37; and Sajjad Tahmasebi, 30, all citizens and residents of Iran, was unsealed today.  The defendants were each leaders, contractors, associates, hackers-for-hire or…

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How long does it take for a MongoDB to be compromised? Hint: not very long.

Posted on March 22, 2018 by Dissent

Kromtech Security has done a follow-up on reports from last year about misconfigured MongoDB installations having their data deleted and replaced by “ransom” messages.  The attackers were having a field day back then, but what is happening now? So Kromtech decided to employ a honeypot. It went live on March 1, 2018. And here’s what happened…

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Surgeon believes hackers ‘led warplanes to Syrian hospital’ after targeting his computer after remote surgery

Posted on March 22, 2018 by Dissent

This is the stuff nightmares are made of. Hayley Dixon, Aisha Majid, and Steven Swinford report: A British surgeon who helped carry out operations in Aleppo fears that the hacking of his computer led to a hospital being bombed by suspected Russian warplanes. In a world first, renowned consultant David Nott gave remote instructions via…

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OCR investigating Banner Health’s 2016 data breach

Posted on March 21, 2018 by Dissent

Evan Sweeney reports: Already fending off a class-action lawsuit, Banner Health is also the subject of an ongoing federal investigation into a June 2016 cyberattack that exposed patient data. The Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Office for Civil Rights (OCR) launched an investigation in the aftermath of the attack that exposed data for 3.7…

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Six months after TheDarkOverlord attacked their district, School District 6 sends breach notification letters to parents

Posted on March 20, 2018 by Dissent

More than six months after the hacker or hackers known as TheDarkOverlord hacked and terrorized School District 6 in Columbia Falls, Montana, the district has sent parents breach notification letters revealing what they were able – and not able – to determine. Three versions of the March 19th letter, marked “Draft” and signed by Superintendent…

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