Hackers Reopen Online Store
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An anonymous group of malicious hackers has reopened an online store that sells the stolen source code of prominent software products.
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A Tesco store in Port Talbot reopens after it was one of more than a dozen closed after a series of threats.
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Cyber criminals are cashing in on their expertise by offering tool kits that let anyone craft attacks.
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Recently discovered vulnerability allows hackers to use Web graphics to launch attacks.
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Hackers could bypass security warnings and download malicious content.
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Revamped Norton AntiVirus, Personal Firewall, and AntiSpam tools fight pests and dangers online.
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A Web site used by a Chechen warlord to claim responsibility for September's school siege in Russia has reopened, one month after it was closed by the Finnish company that hosted it.
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Get yer luverly 0day IE exploits 'ere An online marketplace where researchers and vendors can trade in security vulnerabilities has been created by a Swiss research lab.â¦
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Servers seized by the FBI from the Indymedia alternative media network have been returned.
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So, you want to be a hacker? It's as easy as... Here they are:â¦
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It's warcraft out there Online games have become a major target for fraud in recent years. A study from Kaspersky Labs, published today, dissects the techniques and targets used by hackers to make "easy money" by selling stolen login credentials of users or in-game items on the black market.â¦
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(InfoWorld) - The web site of Bank of India, one of India's leading banks, was restored early Tuesday. The bank had closed the site on Friday after it found that the site had been hacked, and was dispensing malicious code. Sunbelt Software Inc., a provider of security software in Clearwater, Florida, had on Thursday alerted users on its blog that the bank's site had been compromised, and advised them not to visit the site. Unidentified hackers had inserted malicious code into the bank's main web page, a senior employee familiar with the situation said on Tuesday, speaking on condition of anonymity. The bank's designated spokesman on this issue was not immediately available for comment. As a result, persons coming to the bank's web site were likely to be temporarily redirected to another site where Trojans and other malware were downloaded onto their computers, the employee said. The user was then brought back to the bank web-site. The bank's IT staff thought they had the situation under control Friday morning, until they found that each time they changed the index page for the web site, it was immediately replaced by the hackers. The bank then decided to bring the web site down. "The web site was hosted externally by a hosting company in the U.S.," the employee said. The bank has since changed the company hosting the service, though the employee clarified that the change in hosting provider had been on the cards even before the hacker attack. The attack on the web site did not however affect the bank's online banking operations, according to the employee. The bank's customers access online banking services through a link on the home page of the bank's web site. The online banking service is provided to users from well-protected servers hosted and monitored within the bank by Hewlett-Packard Co., the employee said. The bank is as yet not clear about the identity of the hackers, although Sunbelt suggested in its blog that it was a criminal gang, called the Russian Business Network (RBN). "We have called for the logs from the hosting provider in the U.S., and we may have some definite information then," the employee said.
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Passwords to popular online world Second Life may have been stolen in hack attack.
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The web site of Bank of India, one of India&#39;s leading banks, was restored early Tuesday. The bank has closed the site on Friday after it found that the site had been hacked, and was dispensing malicious code.
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Internet payment system Worldpay is under attack from hackers delaying transaction times for hundreds of online retailers.
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A Chechen rebel website is back on the internet - three weeks after its closure by Lithuania.
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RSA reports that fraudsters are buying and selling stolen credit-card info in an online store that's apparently better-maintained than many legit e-commerce venues.