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Russian government email servers hacked

Posted on August 24, 2010 by Dissent

Evgeniya Chaykovskaya reports: On Monday it turned out that the Federal Service of Protection (FSO) is not that good at protecting its own privacy. Yesterday internet forums were bubbling with information about a hack into the FSO internal email system. The attack was aimed at an email server of one of the services’ departments, the…

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NZ hacker sentenced to community service and reparations

Posted on August 23, 2010 by Dissent

A Brazilian man who hacked into the reservation system of the backpacker Pinewood Lodge where he had stayed in Queenstown was sentenced to community work and reparations. Schiavini had used his computer to access the wireless network at the hostel, where he was staying, and gained further access to the internal reservation system. He managed…

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Most attacks on federal networks financially motivated

Posted on August 15, 2010 by Dissent

Jill R. Aitoro reports: Most malware attacks against federal agencies are financially motivated, seeking to trick computer users into buying fake security software or providing personal information that can be used to hack into their bank accounts. Although espionage and terrorism often are considered the primary motivations for breaking into government networks, 90 percent of…

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Doherty Hotel’s database fraudulently accessed; 150 credit cards subject of probe

Posted on August 14, 2010 by Dissent

Cindy Cranmer reports: More than 150 credit card holders who frequented a local business that had its database accessed have seen fraudulent charges appear on their cards in a case that is being investigated by the U.S. Secret Service, according to authorities. It was determined in the ongoing investigation that the “location that was compromised”…

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JP: Hackers steal customer data by accessing supermarket database

Posted on August 14, 2010 by Dissent

Hackers stole customer data from eight online supermarkets in Japan, including Uny Co. and Neo Beat Co., in July using a hacking technique called SQL injection to access their databases, sources familiar with the matter said Friday. A source close to Neo Beat, which also operates the websites of these online supermarkets, said it believes…

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OK: Customers’ credit information stolen at local restaurant

Posted on August 13, 2010 by Dissent

Joleen Chaney reports: A popular restaurant in the western Oklahoma is the latest target of a fraudulent high-tech scheme used to steal the credit card numbers customers. […] Schumacher says his customers’ card information has never been stored on their computers but was stolen as it passed through the system. “It grabs the number as…

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