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National Network of Abortion Funds reports hack

Posted on June 4, 2016 by Dissent

I suppose some would consider this hacktivism… The National Network of Abortion Funds reports that its Bowl-A-Thon site was attacked on or about April 7. Fake comments were posted, fake donations were submitted, and fake donation activity threatened to disrupt the functionality of the site. Some registered users received offensive emails. Forensic investigation determined that as part of…

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RU: Opposition PARNAS party cancels primaries over massive leak of voters’ personal data

Posted on May 31, 2016 by Dissent

Oh great – another voter database leak. RT reports: The Russian Party of People’s Freedom, PARNAS, has had to suspend its internet primaries after a file with personal details of all participants was placed on the party’s website. Top party officials blame unidentified hackers for the privacy breach. PARNAS was holding primaries in order to…

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Reddit Forced to Reset 100,000 Passwords After ‘Uptick’ In Hacked Accounts

Posted on May 26, 2016 by Dissent

Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai reports: After a flurry of hacked accounts, Reddit has been forced to reset the passwords of 100,000 users in two weeks. The company announced it on Thursday, noting that this “general uptick” in account takeovers comes on the heels of large data breaches on other sites, such as the recent leak of more than 100 million…

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UK: Huge leak of data reveals junior doctors leaders discussed drawing out dispute for a year

Posted on May 26, 2016 by Dissent

Charlie Cooper reports: The junior doctor leadership of the British Medical Association discussed “drawing out” their contract dispute with the Government for more than a year, a huge leak of private messages sent between the union’s committee members reveals. Despite publicly stating throughout their dispute that a solution could be reached if the Government was…

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UK man charged over attack on Mumsnet

Posted on May 25, 2016 by Dissent

There’s been an arrest in the attacks on parenting site Mumsnet. Charlie Osborne reports: A British man has been charged in connection to a cyberattack against Mumsnet which knocked the popular parenting website offline. Mumsnet experienced a data breach earlier this year when a hacker broke into the website’s servers and exploited administration privileges to redirect…

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Victorian teen stokes international hacktivist fears after hacking CLP’s website

Posted on May 18, 2016 by Dissent

… but not to worry, it was just a skid. Alyssa Betts reports: A young Victorian man who hacked the Northern Territory’s Country Liberals website and stole the credit card details of 76 party members inadvertently stoked fears of attacks by international hacktivists and jihadists. Aaron Warren Camm pleaded guilty in the Bendigo Magistrates Court…

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