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Data from the TalkTalk data breach up for sale – Daily Mail

Posted on November 7, 2015 by Dissent

Posted while maintaining what I think is an appropriate level of skepticism… Ben Ellery and Jaber Mohamed, who continue to report as if the dark web is something new, report that they are in contact with someone who uses the handle “The Martian” who claims to have 1 million TalkTalk users’ information – email addresses, bank account…

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The ‘Dox’ of More than 2,300 Government Employees by CWA Might Be Worse Than We Thought

Posted on November 6, 2015 by Dissent

Lorenzo Franceschi-Bichhierai  reports that hackers who call themselves CWA (“Crackas With Attitude”) may have done more damage to the FBI than even they realized when they dumped information last night: On Thursday, the teenage hackers who broke into the CIA director’s personal AOL email account struck again, releasing a list of almost 2,400 names, emails and phone numbers…

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KS: Wichita schools’ computer systems back in action after attempted hack

Posted on November 6, 2015 by Dissent

Ben Jordan has the follow-up on the attempted hacking previously reported: The Wichita School District‘s computer systems are back in action after an attempted cyber attack that forced them to shut down last month. After shutting down programs for two weeks, the computer systems have been found to be safe. Now all computer systems, including…

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Hackers who hacked CIA Director’s personal e-mail claim hack of FBI database

Posted on November 6, 2015 by Dissent

Nathan Ingraham reports: Earlier this year, a hacking group broke into the personal email account of CIA director John Brenner and published a host of sensitive attachments that it got its hands on (yes, Brenner should not have been using his AOL email address for CIA business). Now, Wired reports the group has hit a much more sensitive and presumably secure target:…

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Investigation continues into Cardinals’ hacking of Astros system

Posted on November 6, 2015 by Dissent

Evan Drellich reports: Now that the offseason has arrived, the fall and/or winter likely will bring an update in some form from the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas on the criminal investigation into the Cardinals’ unauthorized access of Astros information — the hacking scandal that involved the Astros’ database named “Ground Control.”…

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CA: Berkeley High student linked to racist ‘screen hack’

Posted on November 6, 2015 by Dissent

Emilie Raguso and Lance Knobel report: Berkeley High School administrators say they have identified the student responsible for a “screen hack” in the library Wednesday that displayed racist threats against African Americans. Berkeley High Principal Sam Pasarow said, during a press conference Thursday afternoon, that a student, believed to have been acting alone, was responsible for the…

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