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Police detains hacker, who attacked server, network of big company in North Bulgaria

Posted on July 23, 2010 by Dissent

Authorities detained a hacker, who attacked the local network and servers of a big company based in the Northern town of Ruse, the press office of the Interior Ministry announced. […] The investigation revealed that the hacker used to make attempts against company’s network and server in the time period between June 26 – July…

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Cn: Student data bought and sold online after gaokao

Posted on July 23, 2010 by Dissent

Liu Meng reports: Recently a news report uncovering the theft of personal data from thousands of registered gaokao (the national college entrance exam) examinees in one province has sparked concern of millions across the country. According to the Qianjiang Evening News report, the personal data of gaokao examinees in Zhejiang Province data were available for…

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AU: Bolton loses his battle for Bottle

Posted on July 23, 2010 by Dissent

A costly consequence of security breaches. Ben Butler reports: Corporate raider Nicholas Bolton has lost his legal battle with internet domain-name regulator auDA over a security breach at his domain-name business. On Monday, auDa will take over about 10,000 customers who registered domain names through Mr Bolton’s company, Australian Style. The transfer can go ahead…

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NZ: I know what you ate last summer

Posted on July 23, 2010 by Dissent

Patrick Gray writes: The online customer database of a New Zealand-headquartered pizza store chain has been compromised. Risky.Biz understands multiple intruders have compromised Hell Pizza’s 400mb database. While it does not contain any credit card information, it does contain in excess of 230,000 rows of customer entries. The company operates 64 stores in New Zealand,…

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Baidu lawsuit against domain register approved

Posted on July 23, 2010 by Dissent

Chinese search engine Baidu can proceed with negligence claims against its domain register following a hacking attack, a US judge has ruled. The claims arose from an attack in January on Register.com by a group claiming to be the Iranian Cyber Army. Baidu alleges the hackers had contacted Register claiming to be Baidu employees and…

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NZ: Hell – The Right Approach to a Data Breach

Posted on July 23, 2010 by Dissent

BarneyC writes: There are any number of approaches to data breaches in business today. Whilst regulation is ever trying to get to the point where notification of breach is mandatory there are still plenty of businesses out there who will go to all sorts of lengths to sweep things under the carpet rather than own…

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