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Will Armscor hack result in any fallout?

Posted on July 17, 2016 by Dissent

So maybe I should have reported on this one sooner, but after I saw some initial denials, I didn’t think it was going to be a big deal. It may be a bit bigger than I thought. On July 11, HackRead reported: The operation OpAfrica has found another victim, this time, it’s the Pretoria-based arms procurement agency Armscor Armaments Corporation…

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PH: Bohol LGU websites hacked

Posted on July 16, 2016 by Dissent

Leo Udtohan reports that some Chinese hackers appear to be sore losers, defacing at least two local government units of the Philippines, Panglao and Loon, following China’s loss in a maritime arbitration case. A screenshot of the defaced websites shows a Guy Fawkes mask, typical of “Anonymous” activities, with the words: Nobody can give you freedom Nobody can give…

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Suspected Right Sector Hackers Breach Polish Ministry, Demand $50,000

Posted on July 14, 2016 by Dissent

Sputnik News reports: A group of hackers, who portray themselves as members of the Right Sector, an Ukrainian nationalist organization, outlawed in Russia, carried out a cyberattack on the Polish Defense Ministry database and demanded Warsaw to pay $50,000 for the database not to be made public, local media reported on Thursday citing Twitter account of the group. According to Gazeta Wyborcza, the hackers had released a…

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Giving new meaning to “School’s Out!”

Posted on July 14, 2016 by Dissent

36 New Zealand schools have had their domain names hacked and put up for sale online for exploitation by spammers. Listen to the story on RadioNZ. I guess this could have been worse in terms of what else could have been stolen?

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Ca: Dr. Fernando Rojas ‘terminated’ for privacy breach

Posted on July 14, 2016 by Dissent

More than two years after a disturbing privacy breach was first disclosed, Dr. Fernando Rojas has – FINALLY – been fired by Vitalité Health Authority for snooping in over 140 patients’ files over a two-year period. Read more on CBC. And yes, if it takes you two years to detect snooping and then another two years to…

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CN: Hospital Hackers Steal Thousands of Newborn Baby Videos

Posted on July 12, 2016 by Dissent

Fan Yiying reports: Hackers have got their hands on nearly 6,000 private videos of newborn babies and uploaded them to a video-sharing website, according to a Tuesday report by online news outlet Phoenix New Media. The videos were recorded by the Anhui Women and Children Health Hospital in Hefei, the eastern provincial capital, and were part of…

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