Domino's Pizza says website hacked
More recently a fledgling branch of Anonymous in the country has attacked Indian government and politicians' websites in protest against alleged Internet censorship in the country, by both hacking and denial-of-service attacks. Private companies have ...www.computerworld.com
GoDaddy Hacked 2012: Millions of Sites Go Down in Registrar Outage
GoDaddy has been hacked Monday September 10, 2012. A malicious flood of network traffic was enough to knock the Internet registrar's servers temporarily offline.global.christianpost.com
Politicians raise concerns after Hertfordshire Constabulary website is hacked
Politicians have raised concerns about Hertfordshire Constabulary 's vulnerability to cyber crime after its website was breached last week by a hacker supposedly supporting Julian Assange. Chris White, the police spokesman for the Liberal Democrat ...www.watfordobserver.co.uk
Hain angry over website hacking
... who left messages criticising the politician's record and supporting WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. The Neath MP, an ex-Northern Ireland secretary, said in a statement: "My website was hacked by Anonymous this morning and we are working to ...www.google.com
Labour MP Hain angry over website hacking
The Labour MP's site was taken over by the Anonymous group, who left messages criticising the politician's record and supporting Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.www.itv.com
SAfrican politician calls for national mine strike
That raises the toll from violence at Lonmin's mine to 45, including 10 people killed in the days before the police shootings - two police officers have been hacked to death by strikers, two mine security guards burned alive in their car and six shop ...www.foxnews.com
Firebrand politician calls for all South African miners to strike, body found ...
That raises the toll from violence at Lonmin's mine to 45, including 10 people killed in the days before the police shootings - two police officers have been hacked to death by strikers, two mine security guards burned alive in their car and six shop ...www.washingtonpost.com
Massive Leak: Project HellFire Hackers Dump 1 Million Accounts from 100 Sites
The hacker collective Team GhostShell, in collaboration with two other hacking groups, MidasBank and OphiusLab, hacked 100 websites worldwide and then dumped one million accounts/records in "protests" under the Project HellFire banner. By Ms. Smith on ...www.networkworld.com
SAfrican politician calls for national mine strike
That raises the toll from violence at Lonmin's mine to 45, including 10 people killed in the days before the police shootings - two police officers have been hacked to death by strikers, two mine security guards burned alive in their car and six shop ...www.oregonlive.com
Firebrand politician calls for all South African miners to strike, body found ...
In a speech punctuated by the cheers of thousands of miners and the blowing of whistles and vuvuzelas, firebrand politician Julius Malema called Tuesday for a national strike in all of South Africa's mines, encouraging the escalation of labor unrest ...www.newser.com
Technoshock Politics: How the Internet Shapes American Politics
President Obama, whose successful 2008 Presidential campaign can in part be attributed to his adroit understanding of the Internet, is one of the exceptions to this rule, but a look at Michael Steele's 2010 RNC website revamp (which the Non-Profit Tech ...www.huffingtonpost.com
Hackers Deface Pussy Riot Court Website
The Russian court which recently handed a two year jail sentence to the Pussy Riot band members has had its website hacked and defaced.www.techweekeurope.co.uk
Belief Blog's Morning Speed Read for Thursday, September 13
But Terry Jones, 60, told reporters from his now-dismantled church here that his organization's website was hacked and that he had not been able to post the short video mocking the Islamic prophet Muhammad. Catholic News Agency: Catholic group reaches ...religion.blogs.cnn.com
Indian politician found guilty of murder for her role in bloody massacre Add ...
... over the country 10 years on. Human-rights groups say about 2,500 people, mostly Muslims, were hacked, beaten or burned to death in Gujarat state after a suspected Muslim mob burned alive 59 Hindu activists and pilgrims inside a train in February ...www.theglobeandmail.com
Security fears after hacker breaches police website
POLITICIANS have raised concerns about Hertfordshire Constabulary's vulnerability to cyber crime after its website was breached by a hacker supposedly supporting Julian Assange. St Albans councillor Chris White, the police spokesman for the Liberal ...www.stalbansreview.co.uk
Anger at website attack
The Labour MP's site was taken over by the Anonymous group, who left messages criticising the politician's record and claiming he supported Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.www.thisissouthwales.co.uk
Instapaper's 9to5Mac vendetta, or why news curators need to tread carefully
Before BlueToad came forward to admit its part in the mass UDID leak, the Internet was under the impression that the IDs had come from a hacked FBI computer - which caused us all to simultaneously ask "Wait… why does the FBI have all these UDIDs ...www.digitaltrends.com
Twitter hacking strikes gullible social media user
twitter hacking View full sizeAP PhotoThis an an image of a screen displaying the temporarily downed Twitter site last month in London.www.lehighvalleylive.com
Epoch Times Hacked for Reports That Frighten Party
Epoch Times Hacked for Reports That Frighten Party. By Cheng Jing & Luo Ya ... The Epoch Times Chinese website has been repeatedly attacked over the last week by hackers based in China, according to the company's technical personnel. The reason for the ...www.theepochtimes.com
Up to 600 victims of the UK's phone hacking scandal are likely to be named by ...
The sheer scale of the Times International phone hacking scandal - which has now expanded to engulf the police and politicians - drowned out an interesting side-story that the Sun's website was hacked overnight by the LulzSec hacktivist crew.www.infosecurity-magazine.com
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