Hackers Reopen Online Store
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Group is selling source code to Napster and Cisco's firewall software.
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Passwords to popular online world Second Life may have been stolen in hack attack.
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Shockwave horror Hackers have developed a new ruse that attempts to trick users into downloading malware from a fake Adobe Shockwave Player download site.â¦
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'Trust and safety' board in emergency shutdown Hackers brazenly posted sensitive information including home addresses and phone numbers for 1,200 eBay users to an official online forum dedicated to fraud prevention on the auction site.â¦
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Secure shopping websites have made it much more attractive for consumers to spend billions of pounds on the web.   But many shoppers are ignoring basic internet security procedures, opening themselves up to online fraud.
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The Source Code Club hackers are back, selling what they claim are files of Cisco firewall software.
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NOVEMBER 03, 2004 (IDG NEWS SERVICE) - An anonymous group of malicious hackers reopened an online store that sells the stolen source code of prominent software products and is offering the code for Cisco Systems Inc.
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Malicious hackers have once again compromised The SCO Groupâs website, the second time in as many days. The messages on the website appear to mock the companyâs ownership claims over various parts of the Linux operating system.
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Web villains post do-it-yourself phishing kits to help any amateur become an online con artist.
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Net payment system Worldpay is under attack from hackers delaying transaction times for hundreds of online retailers.
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A Chechen rebel website has reopened on the internet - three weeks after it was temporarily shut down by the authorities in Lithuania.
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CROOKS HAVE reopened their online store to flog the stolen source code of Cisco&#39;s PIX firewall software. The Source Code Club were offering the nicked Cisco code for a mungingly cheap $24,000, also up for
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Software maker SCO Group has been targeted by hackers once again. This time, the company&#39;s Web site was defaced. The attacks began during the long holiday weekend and were first noticed
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Online portal says bugs could have let attackers alter appearance of pages and access a victim's data.
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Hackers got into a database containing the Social Security numbers of
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HACKERS ARE swapping information online about the latest hole in Windows in the hope of getting a good exploit onto other people&#39;s computers before they install SP2.
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Cyber criminals are cashing in on their expertise by offering tool kits that let anyone craft attacks.