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Hackers Steal Personal Details of 36,000 People with US Army Connections

Hackers have cracked computer systems connected with a former US military base at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, stealing the personal details of more than 36,000 people, Hackers still unidentified. According to ibtimes. The main victims of the attack are thought to be personnel at C4ISR (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance) and Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM). […] Continue reading →

Ministry of Defense of Argentina hacked by LulzSecPeru

Ministry of Defense of Argentina hacked & defaced by Pro Hackers Group LulzSecPeruLulzSecPeru tweeted about their hack: Ministerio de Defensa Argentina #defaced http://mindef.gov.ar The page is not recovered & still defaced at the time of writing. Deface Page: Mirror: http://www.zone-h.org/mirror/id/18834768 Continue reading →

Hackers Find Zero-Day Vulnerability in Internet Explorer

Hackers have found yet another security flaw in Internet Explorer that would allow them to install malicious software on vulnerable computers. Security company FireEye reports that the issue was discovered after the Council on Foreign Relations website got hacked, as the page was specifically compromised to exploit the flaw. The attacks are made via Adobe […] Continue reading →

Windows 8 Will Be Harder to Hack – Security Expert Says

Windows 8 has already been attacked by hackers who wanted to activate the operating system at no cost, but there’s no doubt it’s one of the most secure Windows iterations released so far. according to post at softpedia. Microsoft uses this argument to promote Windows 8 with every single occasion, while security companies across the globe […] Continue reading →

National University of Bangladesh Hacked by JokerCracker, Thousands of Credentials Leaked

A hacker who goes by the handle @JokerCracker has just announced an attack on the National University of bangladesh website and server (www.nu.edu.bd) which has left the site being inaccessible. The attack was announced on twitter and posted to private paste in the format of a sql dump that contains thousands of credentials of users and staff of the University. Joker […] Continue reading →

Paypal Rewarded $10,000 to a Pakistani Student for detecting bugs in Paypal’s Site

Rafay Baloch, an independent security researcher from Karachi, has been rewarded with $10,000 for reporting a remote command execution bug in the PayPal’s website. According to details, PayPal had announced that this reward is an initiative for those researchers who would report about the existence of a bug and its subsequent remote command execution, Technology […] Continue reading →

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