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NullCrew attack on Bell Canada was SQL injection and Bell knew weeks ago – NullCrew (update 2)

Posted on February 2, 2014 by Dissent

NullCrew has responded to Bell’s claim that it was a third-party supplier who got hacked by providing DataBreaches.net with more details about the hack and their conversations with Bell alerting them to the breach. In an interview today, NullCrew revealed that they had access to Bell’s server for months, and had disclosed that to them…

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Bell Canada statement on NullCrew hack (Update 1)

Posted on February 2, 2014 by Dissent

Bell has issued a press release in response to claims they were hacked by NullCrew: Bell today announced that 22,421 user names and passwords and 5 valid credit card numbers of Bell small-business customers were posted on the Internet this weekend. The posting results from illegal hacking of an Ottawa-based third-party supplier’s information technology system. In…

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NullCrew claims to have hacked Bell Canada (Update 1)

Posted on February 1, 2014 by Dissent

Update: Bell Canada did not respond to the email they received from DataBreaches.net, but reportedly did send a statement last night to Canada.com, saying “Bell IT and security teams are investigating the situation and will provide further update tomorrow.”  NullCrew is back, and claims to have hacked Bell Canada. In a tweet on January 15, they…

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Analyst sees Target data breach costs topping $1 billion

Posted on January 31, 2014 by Dissent

Tom Webb reports: Two months into the Target security breach, fraud is turning up on 10 percent to 15 percent of the stolen card accounts, a security specialist says. Based on that brisk level of criminal activity, one Wall Street analyst estimates that perhaps 5 million of the 40 million stolen credit and debit cards…

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Mass hack attack on Yahoo Mail accounts prompts password reset

Posted on January 31, 2014 by Dissent

I noted a lot of tweets yesterday about Yahoo email being hacked and couldn’t figure out what the surprise was – after all, I had already reported  that problem on January 27. In any event, it’s now been confirmed, I guess. Dan Goodin reports: Yahoo said it is resetting passwords for some of its e-mail…

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URM updates breach notification

Posted on January 30, 2014 by Dissent

URM Stores has posted an update to a breach disclosed in November.  The update indicates that the attack was “similar to” attacks reported by other grocery chains and retailers.  URM was first alerted to the breach on October 31 by a bank, but its preliminary investigation did not uncover any signs of an attack. After…

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