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Netherlands-based Rabobank down under DDoS attack ! The internet and mobile banking services of Netherlands-based Rabobank were crippled by a distributed denial of service attack yesterday. The attack sent the banking services offline but did not affect Australian operations, according to the bank. "Currently many of our clients experienced [difficulty] when using internet banking," the bank wrote in a statement. A large range of network traffic [has] to do with an attack in the form of a DDOS." The perpetrators of the attacks were unknown, and the bank has not said if they were behind a seperate DDoS attack in Feburary. A Dutch anarchist group called the Conspiracy Cells of Fire claimed responsibility for the Feburary attacks in a communique but the Dutch domestic intelligence service AIVD said the claim was a hoax. The bank has issued an apology on its Dutch website and moved to assure customers that account information had not been compromised.

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Hack your Sony PSP : ISO Tool v1.975 Released ! So I don’t know if you’re familiar with the latest version of Takka’s ISO Tool or not, but I just downloaded it after reading about this “Fake NP data” feature. While I’m not 100% clear, mainly because of the poor Google Translation, it seems v1.975 can patch EBOOT.BIN game files, NPDRM’ing ISOs to appear as downloaded PSN content, letting you load ‘em up … possibly without HEN or CFW? And that’s what I’m not clear on. I’ve been playing with ISO Tool v1.975 on my PSPgo… I have a few legitimately purchased games from PSN installed; however, my PSP isn’t “activated” (that’s another story) and I can’t activate it with PSN being down, thus I’m stuck with error 8010850F (“To use this content, you must activate the system.”). But here is how it works anyway: Load up ISO Tool Press [Triangle] to bring up the SYS MENU Select “Make fake_np data File.” Browse to and press [Cross] on a PSN-downloaded directory Select “Yes” to start the ...

USB Immunizer : Anti-Malware Tool Against Autorun Viruses The USB immunizer is BitDefender’s response to this growing issue. Autorun-based malware has been atop of the worldwide e-threat landscape, with notorious representatives such as Trojan.AutorunInf, the Conficker worm (Win32.Worm.Downadup) or Worm.Autorun.VHD. Have to agree on that, many of us get infected buy some silly malware simply by plugin in our friends or neighbours USB , DVD etc… Introduced back in the Windows XP era to facilitate software installations from CD-ROM media for non-technical computer users, the Autorun feature has rapidly become the infection vector of choice for cyber-criminals. The Immunize option allows you to immunize your USB storage device or SD card against infections with autorun-based malware. Even if your storage device has been plugged into an infected computer, the piece of malware will be unable to create its autorun.inf file, thus annihilating any chance of auto-launching itself. Th...

( #SOE ) Sony hit with second attack, loses 12,700 credit card numbers ! Sony loses 12,700 credit card account numbers, 24.6 million accounts compromised Following up on this morning's news that Sony Online Entertainment servers were offline across the board, Sony Online Entertainment announced that it has lost 12,700 customer credit card numbers as the result of an attack, and roughly 24.6 million accounts may have been breached. The company took SOE servers offline after learning of the attack last evening, and today detailed the unfortunate results: "approximately 12,700 non-US credit or debit card numbers and expiration dates (but not credit card security codes), and about 10,700 direct debit records of certain customers in Austria, Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain" were lost, apparently from "an outdated database from 2007." Of the 12,700 total, 4,300 are alleged to be from Japan, while the remainder come from the aforementioned four European coun...