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11 Jan 2012
Posted by synt4x A group of hackers Anonymous said expulsion from the ranks of TehWongZ organization. Members of the group Anonymous hackers posted a message on the service Pastebin from which it follows that one of the key members of the organization - a hacker under the alias TehWongZ, was rebuked for hypocrisy. According...
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21 Dec 2011
Posted by synt4x Hackers of the Anonymous group released a large amount of detailed personal information held by the majority of the 86 U.S. senators who voted for the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). Writing in Pastebin includes information such as date of birth, names of spouses and children, addresses,...
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Posted by synt4x Anonymous hackers allegedly gained access to the servers of Indian Embassy in Paris, and stole a large number of official documents in the past month. Later, the hackers posted the files, including a proposal to persuade the company Airbus to develop local civil aviation, as well as descriptions of visits...
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Hackers of the group The Hackers Army hacked the official website of the President of Guyana."Ignorant observer Israel may seem modern, vibrant and democratic state, mainly due to the outrageous bias of Western media and the $ $ $, which have become our leaders, now it's time to wake up !!!". Pakistani...
Read more → 26 Oct 2011
Posted by synt4x Sensitive data belonging to the 480 deputies and other members of parliament, could for over a month to belong to hackers after the computers in the Japanese parliament were infected with malware. Trojan steals information entered on computers used by three members of the Lower House, and possibly...
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Posted by synt4x The U.S. government wants to replace radio communication between law enforcement agencies at the federal, state and local level, coupled with smart phones, and has shown in connection with this interest in the new project, which aims to create enhanced core Android. This project was started by experts...
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Posted by synt4x Countries need to take steps to improve the security of critical infrastructure to protect against hackers or hostile countries, the leading cyber war. This was said by security experts during the discussion that took place last week. "Critical infrastructure such as industrial systems, transportation...
Read more → 10 Oct 2011
Posted by synt4x Thai police arrested a man suspected of hacking into Twitter-account of the newly elected Prime Minister of this Asian country - Yinglak Shinawatra. Aekavit Tongdivorakul, 22 hletny student-architect allegedly hacked into the account Shinawatra and published reports on it, accusing it of favoritism...
Read more → 28 Sep 2011
Posted by synt4x Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Department of Commerce called the comments "all members of the Internet" to create a "recommended the industry code to ensure that such activities as the definition of botnets, notifying users and the fight against botnets." Individuals and organizations...
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Posted by synt4x Hackers, sponsored by the Chinese government and other countries, together with relevant financial and criminal groups are working to capture corporate networks that keep government secrets and other confidential information, claim researchers. In many ways, the interaction between state-sponsored...
Read more → 07 Jul 2011
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Antisec again attacked. This time the group has been carried out the operation "Turkish Takedown Thursday". Anonymous hackers zadefeysili 74 Turkish website on behalf of Antisec, leaving the main page of each site message. Obtained from 74 sites and the information was posted as a torrent file...
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