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Pak Cyber Army Site Hacked by TriCk ( TeaMp0isoN ) TeaMp0isoN  Hack Pakistan cyber army website ie.  http://pakcyberarmy.net Its a ' Name Server Hijack ' Hack, After that PCA site is down ! Zone-H mirror : http://zone-h.org/mirror/id/12973192 News Source : TeamPoison

An attacker who had credentials and the use of taxpayer Fedora Fedora server, but the project leaders say the assailants apparently managed to compromise any software or servers. An attacker has attempted to compromise the servers for the Fedora Project, the community version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, but no damage or code servers, according to an e-mail sent to the Fedora mailing list on January 25 . In the statement, "a security incident on Fedora infrastructure" right Fedora Project manager Jared Smith revealed that the login and password Fedora contributor was stolen and used to access systems on January 22. It was a factor against those who had the right to run the code packages for Fedora SCM, build and manage to make updates to the Fedora packages, according to Smith. Donor had no sysadmin or Release Engineering teams, and had only limited rights fedorapeople.org wrote. Fedora Infrastructure team is investigating the incident and was unable to conclude that...

Web site, a hacker group, whose members are accused of crimes committed after the hole in the exposed customers to AT & T iPad website last year, has been hacked today. At least a couple of hours, obscenity message loads to the site Goatse Security said: "I took the liberty to expose a gaping hole ... As you are self-grow group [profanity drafted], I also contacted the media that this case receives the coverage it deserves. "In cracking this site, send specially crafted requests to the server with my browser card false identity to that of an iPad. Please note that although not played great role in this crack _WAS_ poetic in many ways. Goatsec also gave me the same warning given to AT & T. .. not at all, to repair his hole. User Accounts have been removed, and passwords changed, "it said. This message gave "props" of the FBI and some of the hackers and made disparaging references to AT & T and Apple, for example. Previously CNET contacted by...

Saudi police have arrested a man who used his computer skills to blackmail a local student at the University invading his laptop and seize private photos of her, a newspaper said Thursday. The gunman, 34, threatened the Saudi girl aged 23, was going to meet your photos on websites that if she goes with him. When she refused, he made his threat. He called his cell phone and his home and threatened to kidnap him if he rejects his demands, Alhiad language Arab newspaper said in a report in the central city of Mecca. "Then he said to his father, who informed the police. The police after a brief examination found the man and took him."

A hacker has a number of sites belonging to government agencies, military and educational for sale on internet forums. The discovery was made by Noa Bar-Yosef, a senior security strategist at security vendor Imperva. Bar-Yosef, wrote about it in the company's blog last Friday, noting that prices range from $ 33 from $ 499. In addition, personally identifiable information obtained by the infiltrators sites has also been sold for about $ 20 billion records. Although details of the written Imperva screenshots shown as evidence, security blogger Brian Krebs has published additional information indicating the websites that belong to the states of Utah and Michigan as available for sale, including the site belonging U.S. Communications Army-Electronics Command (CECOM), which is the cyber army unit. The heart of the matter is how web servers poorly supported or corrected may be vulnerable to attacks, regardless of their size (or size) of their own organization. I did a quick check, a...