Just another smaller website that has been exposed for having weak security that SQLi programs can easy take advantage of. The website www.futureexpert.co.uk which is a self claimed "Foreign educational, Immigration Advisor’s & English Language Institute" was hacked by "Flame/FlameCoding l33ts.org/leetcoding". The dump contains personal information and once again clear text passwords. Leak: https://pastebin.com/RRwnSeEr
www.firsteschool.com database leaked by Adolus Team
A leak targetting firsteschool.com has been leaked and the database exposed, by Adolus Team leaving them a message " ADOLUS TEAM******WE REPRESENT THE NEW WORLD " https://pastebin.com/KWGYyt6z
ExPl0^It defaces 4 sites for #NDAA
ExPl0^it defaces 4 site for #NDAA and a support of #Anonymous ***" Freedom is all we want. Nothing Else.******Security is an Illusion, right?******Until the NDAA goes out, we won’t stop, we will never stop, our main goal is to keep civilians under peace and be free, we demand for FEMA camps to be shut back off,…
Dump of Accounts from B-K Lighting
Just another smaller website that has beenhacked and proven to have weak security as it was attacked with a sqli tool. The website bklighting.com was hacked by a hacker gong with the handle MoDzHD1 and once again dumped on pastebin abut 20hrs ago. The leak contains emails, passwords and other personal information. All passwords are in clear text. leak: https://pastebin.com/40VeTUu1
AU: Security leak sees ANZ pull down cyber shutters
Another self-inflicted problem associated with restoring services, it seems. Natasha Bita reports: Bank customers have been sent strangers’ account details by mistake in a cyber security breach under investigation by the Privacy Commissioner. ANZ Bank has shut down its online bank statement service indefinitely after customers were given the wrong account statements this week. An…
Ohio court: no private cause of action under HIPAA
HIPAA trumps state law and permits entity to disclose information in securing payment, and there is no private cause of action under HIPAA: OhioHealth Corp. v. Ryan. h/t, @PrivacyProf