Matt Agorist writes: It’s one of the most secretive and powerful organizations you’ve probably never heard of; the Bilderberg Group. With virtually no mainstream corporate media coverage of the event, the ultra-exclusive events take place in the open as the world remains uninformed. In fact, many people still believe that the Bilderberg Group is a…
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OSCE targeted by cyber attackers
DW reports: The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) confirmed on Wednesday that it has been the target of a “major security information incident.” The international security and human rights watchdog became aware of the security breach in November. According to an OSCE spokesperson, the systems are now safe. “We were given entirely new security…
Fancy Bears hack again with attack on senior anti-doping officials
Sean Ingle reports: The cyber-espionage group Fancy Bears, which made headlines worldwide when it published the private medical certificates of athletes including Bradley Wiggins, Serena Williams and Simone Biles, has struck again by hacking into the confidential emails of senior anti-doping officials. The emails – which have been taken in separate attacks on the World…
UK: Personal details and criminal records of hundreds of ex-Bolton at Home residents leaked after being left in cabinet sold for £10
How is this still happening in 2016? If you read the full article, you’ll find there was a lot of sensitive information in the folders left in the cabinet. Liam Thorpe reports: The personal details, health records and criminal histories of hundreds of vulnerable people have been left in a filing cabinet which was sold for…
@Kapustkiy and @CyberZeist hack a human rights foundation (UPDATED)
Yesterday, two hackers known on Twitter as @Kapustkiy and @CyberZeist claimed that they teamed up to hack the Hungarian Human Rights Foundation. The hack was announced on Twitter. Because CyberWarNews.info has already provided a helpful summary of the leak, which was posted on Pastebin, I’ll quote Lee’s summary: a list of tables from the breached…
Pentester Kapustkiy leaks data from Indian Regional Council Server
Bobdon Popa reports: Security pentester Kapustkiy has managed to break into the Eastern Indian Regional Council server and access the data of no less than 17,000 students, in an attempt to show once again how vulnerable websites belonging to some authorities across the world actually are. This breach comes just only a few days after…