Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Hacking News & Cyber Updates: 11th Sept 6 PM

Hacking News & Cyber Updates: 11th Sept 6 PM

Hackers hit Al-Jazeera SMS service
GMA News
The Hacker News reported Al-Jazeera confirmed the hack in a tweet, whose English
translation read the hackers "sent fake news with no basis." “The story claiming that
the Prime Minister (Sheikh Hamad bin Jassem) has been the target of an assassination ...
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Hacker takes down GoDaddy, and loads of innocent Web sites. Is it terrorism?
AMERICAblog (blog)
A hacker who was using a name suggesting that he was with the group Anonymous
claims to have taken down Godaddy today, a site that millions of Web sites, including
ours, uses to host our DNS records and nameservers and all other complicated
technical ...
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GoDaddy says sites are down; hacker claims responsibility
NBCNews.com (blog)
Web-hosting giant GoDaddy said Monday its customers are experiencing website
outages, and a supposed member of the hacking group Anonymous has taken
"credit" for the problem. "Hey all, We're aware of the trouble people are having
with our site.
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Go Daddy-serviced Web sites go down; hacker takes credit
CNET
One hacker claims responsibility for an outage affecting sites for which Go Daddy
provides hosting and DNS services. Elinor Mills. by Elinor Mills. September 10, 2012
12:07 PM PDT Follow @elinormills. Go Daddy's Twitter account confirmed the outage.
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Hackers take credit for GoDaddy Web outage
Pioneer Press
A Twitter feed that claimed to be affiliated with the "Anonymous" hacker group said it was
behind the outage, but that couldn't be confirmed. Another Twitter account, known to be
associated with Anonymous, suggested the first one was just taking ...
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Anonymous hacker claims GoDaddy attack; outage hits millions
ZDNet
But one of the 'main' Anonymous account, @YourAnonNews, has distanced the hacking
collective from the alleged attack, saying in a tweet: "Please redirect your godaddy hate
to @AnonymousOwn3r says is the 'leader' of Anonymous." If this was the work of ...
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Domino's India Web site hacked, customer data leaked
ZDNet
Summary: The pizza retailer's site in India was reportedly hacked by a Turkish group,
which leaked personal information including passwords and phone numbers from 37,000
accounts online. Ryan Huang. By Ryan Huang | September 11, 2012 -- 04:53 GMT ...
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Did Apple ID hackers hit BlueToad, not FBI?
San Francisco Chronicle
The company, BlueToad, which works with thousands of publishers to translate printed
content into digital and mobile formats, said hackers had breached its systems more
than a week ago and stolen the file. A few days after the file appeared online, the ...
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Pirate Bay Founder Arrested for Tax Hack
Wall Street Journal
The Swedish hacker—also known under his hacker alias "anakata"—has also been formally
arrested in connection with another hacking case, Swedish prosecutors said Tuesday.
Mr. Svartholm, along with other hackers, were believed to have obtained ...
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Hack Your Kindle to Use It as a Raspberry Pi Screen
Gizmodo
With some fairly involved hacking of the Kindle, he was able to get it up and running
as a screen for the Pi—and even used the setup as his main computer for a couple
of weeks. Sadly, he doesn't mention being able to use the Kindle's 3G, but then, you ...
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Phone-hack saga: Prison officer cuffed in cop bung probe
Register
The probe is related to the Met's ongoing phone-hacking inquiry. The unnamed suspect
remains in police custody. He was cuffed over allegations of conspiracy to corrupt,
contrary to the Prevention of Corruption Act 1906, and claims of misconduct in a ...
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Hackers stole Apple data from Florida company, not from FBI
Reuters
ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - A Florida company said on Monday that its files - not an
FBI agent's laptop - were hacked by a renegade group that released Apple product
identification data it claimed to have obtained through a breach of the nation's top ...
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Hackers Stole Apple IDs From A Company In Florida, Not From The FBI
Business Insider
He also speculated that whoever posted the data on the Internet might have been acting out of a grudge against a hosted publisher, or might be trying to establish their bona
fides among the well-known hacking groups. The Apple ID numbers, called unique .
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Biz Break: HP trims more jobs; solar panel installations jump
San Jose Mercury News
In more hacking news, a Florida mobile publishing company says its files, and not
the FBI's, werehacked by the group that released Apple (AAPL) user identification
codes last week, claiming they were obtained from an FBI laptop. The codes actually ...
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Millions of websites down due to alleged GoDaddy hacking
By brooklynvegan
After a whole bunch of 'page not found' messages in a row, I realized:GoDaddy, the
domain registrar and Web hosting company, is down, perhaps taking millions of
websites down as a result. "Status Alert: Hey, all. We're aware of...
brooklynvegan
DeSoto Government Hit in Phone Hacking Scheme | WREG.com ...
By Dennis Turner
Hackers apparently gained access to the phone networks in DeSoto, Tunica,
Tate and Panola Counties, racking up phone bills in the tens of thousands of
dollars, each.
WREG.com -- Memphis News & Weather...
GoDaddy restores service after hacking incident | Ubergizmo
By Edwin Kee
Earlier today, the Internet was abuzz about web hosting company GoDaddy being hacked by thehacker collective known as Anonymous, and in an announcement over on Twitter, GoDaddy mentioned that the majority of their customer-hosted ...
Ubergizmo
Pirate Bay founder held on new suspicions of hacking into the ...
Pirate Bay founder held on new suspicions of hacking into the Swedish tax agency - @TheLocalSweden.
Breaking news - www.breakingnews.com
Anonymous didn't hack FBI laptop, says hacked web publisher ...
By Charles Arthur
File which revealed a million unique device identifiers (UDIDs) came from web
publisher Blue Toad, not FBI laptop, reveals company chief. By Charles Arthur.
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