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Anonymous take on San Francisco's rapid transit systemhttp://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/Anonymous-take-on-San-Francisco-s-rapid-transit-system-1323033.html
The FBI has launched an investigation after 18 church websites across the United States were hacked and their regular content replaced with an appeal for Christians to convert to Islam.
Taiwan's main opposition party said Tuesday its headquarters has been the target of a sustained hacking attack from China and one instance of hacking from the government in Taipei.
The use of secure sockets layer (SSL) virtual private networks (VPNs) opens up networks to security risks, according to a white paper by NCP Engineering.The NCP white paper – Debunking the Myths of SSL VPN Security - warns that vulnerabilities are endemic is SSL to the point where banks have their customer data stolen at “an alarming rate" and "web application developers create a false sense of security by trusting the confidence and credibility of a protocol that is likely to fail them before they can get through a single development cycle.”
A hacker stole £35,000 from his neighbours' online bank accounts after working out the answers to their security questions from information they posted on Facebook and Friends Reunited. Iain Wood spent up to 18 hours per day online, working out passwords from personal information posted on social networking sites by his acquiantances.
Facebook goes down on November 5........... :'( Oh, what i am going to do now
Expert says Adobe omits mention of 400 Flash Player flawshttp://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/Expert-says-Adobe-omits-mention-of-400-Flash-Player-flaws-1321881.html
German Federal Office for Information Security warns of hacked online shopshttp://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/German-Federal-Office-for-Information-Security-warns-of-hacked-online-shops-1323427.html
Google Admits Handing over European User Data to US Intelligence AgenciesAugust 8th, 2011, 15:43 GMT| By Lucian ConstantinGoogle admits sharing EU data with US governmentEnlarge pictureGoogle has admitted complying with requests from US intelligence agencies for data stored in its European data centers, most likely in violation of European Union data protection laws.Gordon Frazer, Microsoft UK's managing director, made news headlines some weeks ago when he admitted that Microsoft can be compelled to share data with the US government regardless of where it is hosted in the world.
New malware attack via FacebookA tricky approach can cause immense damageThe past days brought a new wave of malware attacks via Facebook to German speaking users. Many users received a message via Facebook’s chat functionality that looked something like this:
