It has happened again one Americas most popular bitcoin exchange Bitfloor ( bitfloor.com ) has been compromised and close to 250k USD or 25k bitcoins has been stolen from the sites servers in an attack which is turning out to be very embarrassing for the owner. The attack came to light after the owner made a forum posting on the popular bitcoin discussion forums bitcointalk.org. In the announcement they…
National Library of Naples Hacked, Data Leaked by #Anonymous
Anonymous Italy hacktivist have submitted a leak of data to ozdc.net that comes from the National Library of Naples (bnnonline.it). The attack has occurred some time over the past 48hrs and resulted in minor data being leaked. The leaked data contains usernames, Passwords which are encrypted, real names, phone numbers and emails and a total of 247…
89 Jewish And Christian Sites Hacked By Sizzling Soul
A hacker using the handle Sizzling Soul who appears to be apart of the Pakistani cyber army has dumped a list of sites that have been attacked and left defaced on pastebin. In the dump comes a short message stating this attack was done on Jewish and Christian based websites. 100 Of Jewish And Christian Sites Hacked By Sizzling…
500+ Indian Sites Hacked by Voice Of Black Hat Hackers
Pakistani hackers Voice Of Black Hat Hackers have attacked over 500 further Indian sites in the on going cyber war between the two country’s. The most recent attacks have claimed to see over 500 sites hacked many of which at time of publishing had been restored. The attack comes after indishell members have been on a recent…
Data Breach at Boston Water and Sewer Commission
Iran Kantor reports: The Boston Water and Sewer Commission has been informed that a contractor working to upgrade the Commission’s meter reading software is unable to locate a hard drive that may have contained the commission’s water and sewer account information, according to a letter sent out to residents earlier this month. The missing drive…
Sony says 400 customer names, emails from mobile division leaked in China
Jay Alabaster reports: Sony said Thursday that hackers accessed about 400 names and email addresses of its mobile customers in China and Taiwan, but that no credit card or banking information was compromised. The company said it became aware of the hack several days after a message was posted on the popular text-sharing website Pastebin by a…