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2nd Breach at Verticalscope Impacts Millions

Posted on November 3, 2017 by Dissent

Brian Krebs reports: For the second time in as many years, hackers have compromised Verticalscope.com, a Canadian company that manages hundreds of popular Web discussion forums totaling more than 45 million user accounts. Evidence of the breach was discovered just before someone began using that illicit access as a commercial for a new paid search service…

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Exclusive: Government attempt to compromise us with NIT failed – TheDarkOverlord

Posted on November 3, 2017 by Dissent

In an exclusive interview with DataBreaches.net, TheDarkOverlord discusses government attempts to compromise them and the commercial success of their operations.  While reporting on TheDarkOverlord hack involving the information of Flathead, Montana students, Matt Hoffman of the Billings Gazette included a somewhat surprising detail: At one point, unsuccessful raids were conducted in London attempting to locate hackers,…

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U.S. Prosecutors Consider Charging Russian Officials in DNC Hacking Case

Posted on November 2, 2017 by Dissent

Aruna Viswanatha and Del Quentin Wilber report: The Justice Department has identified more than six members of the Russian government involved in hacking the Democratic National Committee’s computers and swiping sensitive information that became public during the 2016 presidential election, according to people familiar with the investigation. Read more on The Wall Street Journal.

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Ca: Hacker threatens to release UFV student information if not paid ransom

Posted on November 2, 2017 by Dissent

Kelvin Gawley reports: A hacker is trying to extort a $30,000 ransom from the University of the Fraser Valley by claiming to hold students’ personal information hostage. On Monday morning, an email was sent to dozens of students containing the personal information of 29 UFV students, including their names, phone numbers, home addresses and grade…

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“We’ve maintained access to Line 204’s network for a year” – TheDarkOverlord

Posted on November 2, 2017 by Dissent

First it was Larson Studios. Then an attempt to extort its clients, like Netflix. And now it’s Line 204. Lest there be any doubt, TheDarkOverlord wants you to know it is serious about attacking Hollywood “with prejudice.” And despite what Line 204’s owner claimed, the hack on Line 204 was not last week. It occurred…

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Hetzner South Africa hacked – Sensitive information exposed

Posted on November 1, 2017 by Dissent

Hetzner’s konsoleH platform has been hacked, exposing customer details, FTP passwords, domain names, and banking details. […] Hetzner said the hackers used an SQL injection vulnerability to gain access to its konsoleH Control Panel database. The vulnerability has since been fixed. “While your konsoleH admin password has not been compromised, we have proactively updated your…

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