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BEDIA Website Defaced By Hacker
The website of Botswana Export Development and Investment Authority (BEDIA) has been defaced by a hacker. The hacker changed the homepage and some sections of the website, removing information concerning upcoming events and latest news usually displayed for investors.
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Windows 0day allows malicious code execution
Antimalware provider Prevx has sounded the alarm about a serious vulnerability in fully patched versions of Microsoft Windows. It allows attackers to execute malware, even in versions designed to withstand such exploits.
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OpenSSL updated to kill code-execution bug
The OpenSSL server has been updated to fix a security bug that could be remotely exploited to potentially install malware on vulnerable systems.
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'Scary stuff': Cyberattack arrest highlights risk
How did a hacker in Malaysia manage to penetrate a computer network operated by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland?
And what was the same accused cybercriminal doing this summer when he allegedly tapped into the secure computers of a large Defense Department contractor that managed systems for military transport movements and other U.S. military operations?
Those are among the puzzling questions raised by allegations against Lin Mun Poo, a 32-year-old Malaysia native whose case illustrates the mounting national secrets threats posed by overseas cyberattacks, U.S. law enforcement and intelligence officials tell NBC News. -
Kroxxu botnet targets one million users
A new botnet has been detected which could have potentially affected over a million web users in the last 12 months.
The Kroxxu botnet currently has its grip on around 100,000 web domains and has been spreading password-stealing malware whilst covering its tracks extremely effectively, avast! Virus Lab found. -
Network card rootkit offers extra stealth
Security researchers have demonstrated how it might be possible to place backdoor rootkit software on a network card.
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Taiwanese Hackers Deface Asian Taekwondo Union Website - Softpedia
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Internet, traffico Usa dirottato in Cina per diciotto minuti
L'8 aprile 2010, per diciotto minuti, una quota del 15 per cento dell’imponente traffico internet mondiale, e in particolare statunitense (incluse comunicazioni da e per i siti dell’Esercito, della Marina, del corpo dei Marines, dell’Aeronautica, dell’ufficio del Segretario della Difesa, del Senato e della Nasa), potrebbe essere stato registrato e decriptato dalla Cina
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