Cyb3rSec Crew, a group of Malaysian hackers have released another lot of information,. this time its from 2 different websites, both dumps come as user names/e-mails/text passwords… The two sites that have been hacked are seminars.com.sg, fairly self explained name, but yeah Seminars.com.sg is an online directory of seminars, workshops and conferences held in Singapore. the other…
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Leaks from @NetBashers, DATALEAK, Cyb3rSec Crew and CMDL1NE
Well been a few quiet hours for us, while we sort out our new hosting(coming soon), meanwhile the hackers have been still going hard out with a bunch of different leaks being done over night. here just a few things, First comes from @NetBashers Fits right in with #oppaypal in a way, its a leak of ebay…
Report: M’sia group hacked S’pore NParks site
Tyler Thia provides the update to a previously reported breach: The Malaysian hacking group H3x4 Crew has been identified as the ones responsible for breaching Singapore’s National Parks Board (NParks) Web site two weeks ago, according to a report. According to a report Tuesday by local daily The Straits Times, Malaysian employees from business consultancy…
Anonymous, who are they and what do they do
Anonymous has grown to be known and seen as the worlds largest hacktivist group that doesn’t have a simple administration, set rule book, or classed leaders by acts in what could be considered a orderly fashion that’s well coordinated . Anonymous is made up of anyone. The attacks that anonymous has carried out over the years have gained more…
NATO press release: Probable data breach from a NATO-related website
Following the recent operation anti security and lots breaches that also hit NATO there has been a news release on the NATO website outlining that cyber crime police have been in contact with them about the breaches. The breaches and leaked documents relate to LulzSec’s 50th day release package and the announcement that they are heading to…
MY: 1pengguna site hit by security breach, 2,000 accounts exposed (updated)
Shannon Teoh reports: KUALA LUMPUR, June 10 — The government’s brand new price check portal has been hit by a security breach, allowing hackers to obtain details such as email addresses and contact information of over 2,000 registered users which security experts say can be used to steal financial data in a roundabout way. The…