Monthly Archives: April 2011

Hacker Steals PlayStation users’ personal info

A hacker has obtained the personal information of PlayStation Network account holders and subscribers of the Qriocity streaming service, Sony said in a message to customers Tuesday. Sony’s investigations over the past week determined that an “unauthorized person” had obtained … Continue reading

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Your iPhone Is (Secretly) Tracking Everywhere You’ve Been!

It turns out that all our iPhones are keeping a record of everywhere you’ve been since June. This data is stored on your phone (or iPad) and computer, easily available to anyone who gets their hands on it. The enormous … Continue reading

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U.S. shuts down massive cyber theft ring

WASHINGTON/BOSTON (Reuters) – U.S. authorities claimed one of their biggest victories against cyber crime as they shut down a ring they said used malicious software to take control of more than 2 million PCs around the world, and may have … Continue reading

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‘LizaMoon’ Mass SQL Injection Attack Escalates Out of Control – one million sites compromised!

Millions of unique URLs have been infected with a rampant SQL injection attack Websense has dubbed “LizaMoon.” The SQL injection attack redirects users to a fake AV site. A mass SQL injection attack that initially compromised 28,000 websites has spiraled … Continue reading

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