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PlayStation Network hack launched from Amazon EC2 ! The hackers who breached the security of Sony's PlayStation network and gained access to sensitive data for 77 million subscribers used Amazon's web services cloud to launch the attack, Bloomberg News reported. The attackers rented a sever from Amazon's EC2 service and penetrated the popular network from there, the news outlet said, citing an unnamed person with knowledge of the matter. The hackers supplied fake information to Amazon. The account has now been closed. Neither Sony nor Amazon commented on the claims. Bloomberg doesn't say how Amazon's cloud service was used to mount the attack. If the report is correct, it wouldn't be the first time it's been used by hackers. Read More

China plugging holes in its Great Firewall by disrupting VPN traffic ! Chinese internet users suspect that their government is interfering with the method they have been using to tunnel under the "Great Firewall" to prevent them connecting with the outside world. Sites such as search engine Google and news site MSN have become difficult to access, they say. And a number of universities and businesses have begun warning their users not to try to evade the firewall. Since 6 May, a number of users says that internet connections via China Telecom, the largest telephone company, and China Unicom have become "unstable", with intermittent access when trying to access sites in foreign countries using a "virtual private network" (VPN) – a preferred method of evading the blocks put up by China's censors to external sites. Even Apple's app store has been put off-limits by the new blocks, according to reports. The disruption has mainly affected corpor...

LUMS University Database Hacked By Hitcher Vulnerable link :   https://www.lums.edu.pk/event_detail.php?id='300 Databases links for student info :   https://pastebin.com/TAYcwPd3 Faculty info : https://pastebin.com/1RpBitHf

Pakistan Telecommunication Company (PTCL)  Hacked by lionaneesh , users data compromised Hacked site :  https://www.ptcl.com.pk/ Hack Proof by Hacker :  https://pastebin.com/eBTR5d5H

13th Friday, Everything Down : Twitter ,You tube & Blogger ! Twitter is down and fail whales abound. Some users have experienced problems loading the service since about 1:30 ET. Twitter announced that it is aware of the situation on its status log: " We are currently experiencing site stability issues. There may be intermittent issues loading twitter.com. We're working to fix it as soon as possible ," the post says. We'll continue to update you with more information, as it becomes available. Today Blogger.com was also down from last 48 hours, But Finally, Blogger.com is back !

Critical Flash Player Update to fix 11 Security Holes Adobe  has released another batch of security updates for its ubiquitous  Flash Player software. This "critical" patch fixes at least 11 vulnerabilities, including one that reports suggest is being exploited in targeted email attacks. In  the advisory  that accompanies this update, Adobe said "there are reports of malware attempting to exploit one of the vulnerabilities, CVE-2011-0627, in the wild via a Flash (.swf) file embedded in a Microsoft Word  (.doc) or  Microsoft Excel  (.xls) file delivered as an email attachment targeting the  Windows  platform. However, to date, Adobe has not obtained a sample that successfully completes an attack." The vulnerabilities exist in Flash  versions 10.2.159.1  and earlier for Windows,  Mac ,  Linux and  Solaris . To learn which version of Flash you have, visit  this link . The new version for most platforms is 10...

Finally, Blogger.com is back ! Blogger.com is back now, Official statement : https://buzz.blogger.com/2011/05/blogger-is-back.html

Hacker getting WordPress Database Dump with Google Query ! There appear to be multiple WordPress powered sites that are performing an DB->XML dumb of the articles and subsequent pages. The comments section includes originating IP address, datetime, E-Mail address, homepage, etc. These entities are traditionally not exposed to the anonymous Internet via WordPress. Since the XML dump is structured it's quite easy to harvest this data. More alarming is the volume of sites freely exposing this. I'm not certain of the root cause but perhaps it's related to an upgrade procedure. Google is happily indexing and caching these dumps as it appears they're created in the attachment system (URI ?attachment_id=\d+) with an HREF to the actual dump. A simple Google search below will return a multitude of sites. Perhaps someone on the WordPress side can comment on this behavior? Google Query - inurl:uploads ".xml_.txt" wordpress Anoth...

Final Fantasy maker Square Enix hacked, 25,000 email addresses Stolen ! Square Enix has confirmed that personal data has been compromised after hackers accessed the Eidos Montreal website. The Deus Ex website was also accessed by the attack from hackers. It's thought that it took place on Wednesday. The publisher's now confirmed that personal data has been compromised. "Square Enix can confirm a group of hackers gained access to parts of our Eidosmontreal.com website as well as two of our product sites. We immediately took the sites offline to assess how this had happened and what had been accessed, then took further measures to increase the security of these and all of our websites, before allowing the sites to go live again," Square Enix said in a statement sent to VG247. However, the company insists that while personal data such as up to 25,000 email addresses and resumes for jobs at Eidos Montreal – of which 350 were accessed – no credit card data was stolen due to the webs...