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Wattpad users: change your Wattpad and Tumblr passwords

Posted on August 7, 2015 by Dissent

Wattpad‘s site claims More than 40 million people have joined Wattpad, making it the world’s largest community of readers and writers. People use Wattpad to connect with each other while they discover and share millions of free stories. Wattpad stories are available in more than 50 languages and can be read or written from any…

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American Airlines, Sabre Said to Be Hit in Hacks Backed by China (UPDATED)

Posted on August 7, 2015 by Dissent

Update: American Airlines subsequently denied having been attacked. SCMagazine reports: “There is no indication or evidence of an attack or that any customer data has been compromised,” said American spokesman Casey Norton, adding that, “Because of a threat to a close partner that we work closely with on reservations we are looking closely at our…

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UPDATE: Russia thought to be behind attack on Pentagon Joint Chief of Staff email system

Posted on August 6, 2015 by Dissent

Courtney Kube and Jim Miklaszewski report: U.S. officials tell NBC News that Russia launched a “sophisticated cyberattack” against the Pentagon’s Joint Staff unclassified email system, which has been shut down and taken offline for nearly two weeks. According to the officials, the “sophisticated cyber intrusion” occurred sometime around July 25 and affected some 4,000 military…

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ICANN admits to hack of website users’ accounts

Posted on August 5, 2015 by Dissent

Shaun Nichols reports: ICANN says its website’s user accounts have been compromised by hackers who gained access to their names, email addresses, hashed passwords, and more. On Wednesday, the domain-name system overlord admitted its server security was breached within the past week: an “unauthorized person” obtained account records, which included harmless info such as site preferences, and…

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Corona Del Mar tutor who stole teachers’ login credentials to change students’ grades sentenced

Posted on August 5, 2015 by Dissent

I’ve reported on the Timothy Lance Lai/Corona Del Mar grade-changing case a number of times in the past few years. Now Megan Geuss reports: On Tuesday, Southern California tutor Timothy Lance Lai pleaded guilty to computer fraud and burglary for placing keylogging software on teachers’ computers to steal login credentials which he used to change…

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Germany Convicts Notorious Russian Hacker In Navalny Email Breach

Posted on August 5, 2015 by Dissent

Carl Schreck reports: A German court has convicted a notorious hacker of cybercrimes linked to the theft of Russian opposition leader Aleksei Navanly’s emails and the hijacking of his Twitter account. A district court in Bonn on August 5 handed Sergei Maksimov, a Russian-born German resident, an 18-month suspended sentence after finding him guilty of hacking…

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