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Barclays Bank Cyber Theft: 8 Arrested For Allegedly Hacking Computer System, Stealing $2 Million

Posted on September 20, 2013 by Dissent

Eight men have been arrested on suspicion of stealing 1.3 million pounds ($2 million) from a Barclays bank branch by tapping into its computers, British police said Friday. […] Detective Supt. Terry Wilson said one of the arrested men is the “Mr. Big” of British cybercrime. Police suspect that in both cases a gang member…

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Windhaven Investment Management notifies customers months after vendor-maintained server was hacked (update 3)

Posted on September 19, 2013 by Dissent

Windhaven Investment Management is notifying clients that a server maintained by an unnamed vendor suffered an unauthorized intrusion several months ago. As a result, customers’ names, account numbers, custodians, and investment positions for their Windhaven account(s) may have been accessed.  Neither Social Security numbers nor dates of birth were exposed. Windhaven learned of the intrusion last month, but…

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OK, NSA, ‘fess up: did you hack Belgacom?

Posted on September 16, 2013 by Dissent

Has the NSA been hacking into Belgian telco Belgacom since 2011 – or has some other government?  Who knows? Read deStandaard, Threatpost, and the Washington Post.

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Promotional travel mug seller notifies customers of breach

Posted on September 16, 2013 by Dissent

BEL USA, LLC operates a number of web sites that sell promotional items such as travel mugs, but it is their customers who seemingly have been mugged. Consumers who made credit card transactions on BEL USA’s sites or who placed phone orders between March 1 and July 15 are receiving notification letters that their data…

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FurRag.com notifies users of hack

Posted on September 16, 2013 by Dissent

Alex Vance has posted a forum noticeon FurRag.com, advising users to change their passwords: I’ve been made aware of a list of usernames, e-mail addresses and MD5 hashes that has been leaked and determined that it was stolen from FurRag on 2 September. For the security of our users I’m putting the site in Maintenance Mode…

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Travel Security Firm International SOS Victimized By Cyber-Attack

Posted on September 13, 2013 by Dissent

Amon Cohen reports: International SOS, which claims to be “the world’s largest medical and security services company,” suffered a cyber-attack on its traveler-tracking system. A source told BTN the incident took place Aug. 28. “We detected an unauthorized access in the U.S. to one of our systems, which hosts traveler information related to one of our information…

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