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India - US sign Cyber Shield deal India and the US on Tuesday inked a pact on cybersecurity to intensify information exchange on threats to computers and networks and initiate joint work on technologies against cyber-attacks. A joint statement on the India-US strategic dialogue has announced the cybersecurity agreement among new initiative by the two countries. These initiatives also include a plan to develop a software platform to make available non-sensitive government data to the public and to award $3 million each year to entrepreneurial projects that commercialise technologies to improve health. A memorandum of understanding between the Indian and the American Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERT) is expected to lead to routine exchange of information on vulnerabilities and co-operation on cybersecurity technologies, Indian CERT officials said. "This comes at a time when cybersecurity-related incidents are increasing in number and becoming more and more sophistic

Anonymous Hacks FBI Contractors IRC Federal Anonymous Hackers today leak some files of  IRC Federal via a tweet . They've gotten access to contracts, internal documents, development schematics, logins and more. The Download Link released by Anonymous is  https://www.mediafire.com/?twxc1nhiluwr126#1  ,106.91 MB. Mirror also available now on Torrent . Anonymous Said " If you place any value on freedom, then stop working for the oligarchy and start working against it. Stop aiding the corporations and a government which uses unethical means to corner vast amounts of wealth and proceed to flagrantly abuse their power. Together, we have the power to change this world for the better. ". The Complete Release on Pastebin as shown Below :                              ```  : h0 yyyh     `                                                          :0yyhhh   0  0  :   hhy00:  `                                              : 0hhh               ::     : y 0y   0000 :`        

The introduction of Open AI's ChatGPT was a defining moment for the software industry, touching off a GenAI race with its November 2022 release. SaaS vendors are now rushing to upgrade tools with enhanced productivity capabilities that are driven by generative AI. Among a wide range of uses, GenAI tools make it easier for developers to build software, assist sales teams in mundane email writing, help marketers produce unique content at low cost, and enable teams and creatives to brainstorm new ideas.  Recent significant GenAI product launches include Microsoft 365 Copilot, GitHub Copilot, and Salesforce Einstein GPT. Notably, these GenAI tools from leading SaaS providers are paid enhancements, a clear sign that no SaaS provider will want to miss out on cashing in on the GenAI transformation. Google will soon launch its SGE "Search Generative Experience" platform for premium AI-generated summaries rather than a list of websites.  At this pace, it's just a matter of a short time befo

TinKode  Hack FTP of  NASA Goddard Space Flight Center  ! TinKode  Give another big Hack. This time he hack FTP of  NASA Goddard Space Flight Center  at  servir.gsfc.nasa.gov  , Some Months before  European Space Agency (ESA.INT) was also Hacked by TinKode . In Above image you can see the proof of hack.

Rumor or True ? FBI &  Fox.com hackers exposed : LulzSec Participants Identified ! Okay Now we have  LulzSec Participants, Just now Exposed by some Investigators at https://pastebin.com/EKmkvtfj . LulzSec are the guys who Hack Fox.com cracked the Fox.com login database, including emails and passwords . Now they Claim to have 178 logins from an FBI-related website. Update :  We have just talk to  OpNoPro  and He claim that, He is not the part of any HACKING ACTIVITY . Neither he is part of   LulzSec . Nothing is confirmed, But still there are lots of important things, that we have to consider before blaming anyone. These two identified guys can be Innocent. We are looking forward to Investigation teams for validating the news and Facts. Stay Tuned ! OpNoPro , heyguise  have been identified according to Source : OpNoPro Info AnonOps IRC Nic: OpNoPro AKA Lulz4All Likely the primary instigator of LulzSec. Picture: From AnonOps IRC opnopro (Mibbit@An-655C499F.cpe.n

Exclusive Report : Is Department of Defense (DoD), Pentagon, NASA, NSA is Secure ? Over the past couple of weeks there has been a series of discussions around why the U.S defense and Intelligence agencies are moving so quickly to adopt cloud computing. Are there any Security Holes in their Security ? Or has someone already hacked them and their documents ?. In the last week we have noticed lots of hackers activity. If you have missed something then have a look to  Super Saturday : The Hacker News Featured Articles  ! Below you are going to read about Security Holes in the U.S defense and Intelligence agencies! A Hacker named " sl1nk " claims that he has: SSH access to a Network of 140 machine's layer 1 to 3 in the Pentagon Access to  APACS (automated personel air clearance system)  Thousand's of documents ranging from seizure of a vehicle up to private encryption key request forms. Database of all usernames/passwords of Webmail of Nasa. Access to ASSIST

Scammers looking to flog cheap software have hacked Web pages on high-profile websites, including those belonging to NASA and Stanford University. NASA, just a week away from its penultimate space shuttle launch, has now removed dozens of Web pages that popped up on its Jet Propulsion Laboratory website. They were used to flog low-cost versions of Adobe's Creative Suite and other products, according to cached versions of the pages, still viewable on Google. The scammers loaded up the Web pages with nonsense text (a sample: "Edit buy adobe premiere pro cs4 some callouts and balloons to make this time it took you and saved you a long time") and links to many other hacked pages. Affected sites included those for NASA, Stanford University, Syracuse University and Northeastern University. NASA had cleaned up its site Monday, but others, including Stanford, had not. Visitors to those sites could encounter the hacked pages even if they weren't looking for cheap softwar

Facebook is not Exclusion, XML Vulnerability ! All of you know that there are many vulnerabilities on various web-sites. But Grands websites like facebook, google, microsoft are very well secure and sometimes it's impossible to find even xss or SQLi on them. But the code, behind this web sites, is written with PEOPLE , and you can only patch human vulnerability on their Mind or DNA. :)))  What we want to say is, this isn't serious flaw or bug, vulnerability, but this is proove that even such website's contain security holes, and if you look through you can take them over. ;)  best wishes and happy Hacking. Oh yes, see NASA's report about bugs, our UNIVERSE is vulnerable too. :)))  Vulnerable Link : https://www.facebook.com/ search/opensearch_typeahead. php?format=xml&q={ blablablablabla%20what%20is% 20this?%20xss%20or%20xmls?%20: ))))} Here some more Links, You should Analyse : https://www.facebook.com/ crossdomain.xml https://vthumb.ak.fbcdn.net/ vthumb

OpenStack ' floating Linux kernel ' rides VMware hypervisor ! OpenStack – the open source "infrastructure cloud" project founded by Rackspace and NASA – has released a third version of its platform, offering support for all major hypervisors. With the new release, codenamed "Cactus", developers have added support for VMware's vSphere hypervisor – without help from VMware. The vSphere code was built mostly by Citrix, which had previously coded support for the Xen and XenServer hypervisors. "We're so committed to OpenStack and its hypervisor-agnostic approach that we felt it was important, since VMware wasn't going to contribute vSphere support, that we should do it ourselves," Gordon Mangione, vice president of business development for Citrix's datacenter and cloud division, tells  The Register According to Mangione, VMware has "always been invited" to contribute to the project. But this has yet to happen. The virtuali

NASA's internal computer network is full of holes and is extremely vulnerable to an external cyberattack, an audit by the Office of the Inspector General has found. Even worse, it appears several of the vulnerabilities have been known for months, yet remained unpatched. "Six computer servers associated with IT [information technology] assets that control spacecraft and contain critical data had vulnerabilities that would allow a remote attacker to take control of or render them unavailable," the audit report released today (March 28) by Inspector General Paul K. Martin said. "The attacker could use the compromised computers to exploit other weaknesses we identified, a situation that could severely degrade or cripple NASA's operations," the report continued. "We also found network servers that revealed encryption keys, encrypted passwords, and user account information to potential attackers." It is not unusual for previously unknown network security holes to be found in large orga

Nasa HaCkeD By The 077 & DinelSon Tunisian HaCker Hacked link by The 077 :  https://blogs.nasa.gov/cm/resource/1015442 Hacked link by DinelSon :  https://blogs.nasa.gov/cm/resource/1015440

A Texas man has admitted hacking into servers owned by an e-commerce company and making off with about $275,000. Jeremey Parker of Houston also copped to charges of breaking into servers maintained by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland and causing some $43,000 of damage. The hacking spree spanned a 10-month stretch starting in December 2008 with the breach of systems owned by SWReg. A subsidiary of Digital River of Minnesota, the company manages royalties for independent software developers. "Parker hacked into SWReg's system, created the money by crediting the SWReg accounts, and then caused that money to be wire transferred to his bank account instead of the accounts of several developers," a press release issued by the US Attorney's office in Minnesota said. The NASA servers Parker hacked gave paying members of the scientific community access to oceanic data being sent to Earth from satellites. Eventually, the data was made available to everyone. Parker