Update: Double-WOW. Their breach notice is already up on the California Attorney General’s web site. According to their submission to the state, the breach occurred on April 5 and was discovered on April 12. Original post follows: Wow. AllThingsD.com is reporting: LivingSocial, the daily deals site owned in part by Amazon, has suffered a massive…
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A Look into the Britam Defence Data Leak Files
A few days ago we did a report that a British based defence company, Britam Defence had been leaked and confidential files had been published online.Since then i have had time to start going over all the files and put together a basic draft of what is in there, who has been effected and any other important…
britam defence hacked, confidential documents leaked, site offline
Update: Full report here A British defence company has been breached and as a result a heap of documents have been published online and now the site has gone offline. The attack is on britam defence (https://www.britamdefence.com/) and has been claimed by a hacker using the handle JAsIrX who uploaded the leaked information to various file sharing websites and released it via…
MTV Asia Twitter Account Hacked
We have just been alerted to a hack that happened on Tuesday that was aimed at MTV Asia on twitter. The account appears to of been breached by a team of hackers using the handle Team Intricate. The attack has left some of the following messages and there has also been a screen shot sent to us of them logged in as…
WikiLeaks Publishes 5 Million STRATFOR eMails
EDIT: It is 00:47 UTC right now. The WikiLeaks site appears to be back up, for the time being. The release can be found at https://wikileaks.org/the-gifiles.html?nocache. And users are to index them on Twitter with the hashtag #gifiles At 00:00 UTC the whistle blower site WikiLeaks published no less than 5,000,000 (5 milion) emails. They…
eBay merchant exposes hundreds of Aussies
Ben Grubb reports: Beware when shopping online this holiday season as at least one eBay merchant has been found to have exposed the personal information of hundreds of Australians on the internet. Detailed information about a particular eBay seller’s customer transactions – including their phone numbers, postal addresses, email addresses and what a customer purchased…