Maximum security not so secure
Prison Break IRL? Hackers Could Pop Door Locks for $2500! Chilling report exposes critical security flaws in prison systems. How safe are inmates (and society)?
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Smartphone Woes: Android Botnet
Android malware alert! Rooted users beware! SMS-based botnets hide, steal data & risk work Wi-Fi. Learn to detect & protect your phone now!
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Former Homeland Security chief named Sony’s Senior VP
Sony’s taking cybersecurity seriously, hiring former Homeland Security Chief Phillip Reitinger as new Senior VP. Can he stop the bleeding after the PSN hack?
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Anonymous has hacked the Syrian Ministry of Defense
Anonymous hacks Syrian MoD website in solidarity with protesters! Powerful message of support & call to action. See the iconic image & read the full message. Syria is not forgotten!
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NSA Challenges Hackers
Dive into DefCon, the underground hacking con starting on the 4th with 10k+ security enthusiasts. Discover NSA’s plan to hire 1500 cyber experts, leveraging hackers’ competitive edge. Unveil the perks of a unique work environment and cutting-edge tech.
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[Updated] Check those PayPal accounts, Anonymous is taking aim
Anonymous threat sparks panic! Possible PayPal attack looms after FBI raids. Close your accounts? We investigate. Stay informed & stay safe!
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MtGox Bitcoin Exchange Compromised
Bitcoin Hacked! Currency crashes as security breach exposes users & manipulates market. Dive into the drama: insider claims vs. Anonymous accusations, exploit methods & potential future for the virtual currency.
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HTC Does The Right Thing, Unlocks Bootloaders For Android Devices
Android modding rejoice! HTC unlocks bootloaders, letting you root & flash your phone freely. Samsung & Sony might join the party too! Hope for WP7 & even iOS jailbreaking? Maybe, but let’s celebrate this victory first!
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Who should we blame for the PlayStation Network breach?
Sony has confirmed a breach of their PlayStation Network (PSN) and Qriocity services, exposing nearly 77 million user accounts. This is one of the largest data breaches in history, and the question remains: who’s to blame?
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The PSN outage could’ve been worse: all your personal info could’ve been leaked
PlayStation Network and Qriocity remain offline after a “malicious attack.” Sony investigates the breach as speculation around Anonymous and user data security swirls. Is another major data leak imminent?
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[UPDATED] Motorola bootloader keys released
William Pitock, also known as nenolod, posted the Motorola Sholes bootloader key and its initialization vector on Twitter, claiming it would allow users to bypass the bootloader and build custom signed .sbf files. However, Motorola has confirmed that the keys do not work and no Cease & Desist letters were sent to nenolod.
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[UPDATED] Caution: poop ahead
Construction signs in Houston were hacked to display “POOP” and “:) LOL” messages, prompting a search for the culprit.
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Car Tech – Part Deux: The Hacking
Researchers have discovered a way to hack cars using Bluetooth, potentially allowing attackers to take control of steering, brakes, and other critical systems. While the attack is still complex and requires specialized equipment, it’s a worrying sign of the increasing vulnerability of our cars to cyberattacks.
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Major privacy and security concerns raised about PSN
Sony’s PlayStation Network (PSN) is unencrypted and vulnerable to spyware. This means that all information transferred over the PSN can be decrypted by anyone who builds their own custom firmware with custom certificates. This includes sensitive data such as credit card information and account information.
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Westboro Baptist Church tries to troll Anonymous
Hacktivist group Anonymous has denied sending a cease and desist letter to Westboro Baptist Church. Anonymous claims that the letter was a honeypot created by WBC to lure unsuspecting Anonymous members into performing a DDoS attack. Anonymous warns WBC that they are not currently a priority, but if they become “lulzworthy” enough, they may consider taking action.
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