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Venerability in MTV website found by Nivosb ( Israel Hackers ) ! Website link :  http://www.mtv.com/ News Source : Nivosb ( Israel Hackers )

Chinese website Jpsp.cc database owned by Team Jmc H4x0rs ! Admin Panel :  Database : Members :  Website Link :  http://www.jpsp.cc/ News Source : Team Jmc H4x0rs

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Thieves and scammers are an inventive bunch, especially when it comes to stealing you money indirectly.   And the latest discovery of a fake keyboard that is placed over an ATM's legitimate one and records the typed-in PIN - in conjunction with a fake magnetic strip reader that can be manufactured from cheap spare electronic parts - shows that this kind of crime does not require a lot of funds and can bring in quite a lot of money. According to Gizmodo, the keyboard is virtually undetectable by anyone who is not an expert, and looks exactly like the real thing. It records the PIN as you type it in and sends this information and that regarding the credit card magnetic strip to the criminals in real time, so they can immediately proceed to emptying your account. US ATM users are particularly susceptible to these type of theft, since many ATMs work on the same principle. The chip-and-PIN technology used in Europe is harder to crack, so a number of US banks have started ado...

The public release of   cross_fuzz   - a cross-document DOM binding fuzzer that is able to detect vulnerabilities in all browsers by examining how they interact with various elements while they render web pages - by the Google-employed security researcher Michal Zalewski has   unveiled   some worrying information. First, that some of the over 100 vulnerabilities found in browsers such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, and WebKit powered Chrome and Safari are still currently unpatched. Second, that at least one of the IE vulnerabilities discovered may be known to third parties apparently located in China. Stating that this was the main reason for making the fuzzing tool and that information public, he explained how he came to that conclusion. "While working on addressing cross_fuzz crashes in WebKit prior to this announcement, one of the developers accidentally leaked the address of the fuzzer in one of the uploaded crash traces. As a result, the fuzzer dire...