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Indian Stock Market next target of Bangladesh Hackers Bangladesh Cyber Army hackers released a Youtube video mentioning their next attack would be on Indian Stock Market, in order to Protesting the killing of another Bangladeshi citizen on Border by BSF. Bangladesh Cyber Army has attacked 3 important Indian Stock Market sites : https://www.dseindia.com/ https://www.nseindia.com/ https://www.paisacontrol.com/ The websites were down during the peak hour. So all types of online transaction was off. The sites faced DDoS attacks and were down for around 10 hours. This caused a huge amount of loss in the financial sector of India. The amount of loss may reach millions of rupees as well. Bangladesh Cyber Army mentioned that they are still not done. They will continue their attacks if BSF does not stop their brutality over innocent Bangladeshi citizens. They also mentioned that these high-profile sites will suffer continuous attacks if the points mentioned by them are not accepted. Bangla...

Dangerous IE browser vulnerabilities, Allows remote code execution ! Microsoft is expected to show some love for Windows administrators on Valentine's Day, with nine patches fixing 21 vulnerabilities in February's Patch Tuesday release. Also, Microsoft is warning all users of its Internet Explorer web browser to immediately apply the latest security patch as a precaution against malicious hacker attacks. Critical fixes would address flaws that could allow remote code execution in Windows, Internet Explorer, .NET Framework, and Silverlight, Microsoft's web development tool. The update is rated "critical" for Internet Explorer 7, Internet Explorer 8, and Internet Explorer 9 on Windows client machines and Microsoft expects to see reliable exploit code published with the next 30 days. Here are the bulletins for February 2012: MS12-008 – Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2660465) MS12-010 – Cumulative Security Update for Inte...

Anonymous Hackers target Nasdaq website Websites of exchange operators Nasdaq and BATS have been attacked by hackers over the last 24 hours, causing ongoing disruptions for those trying to use the sites. Sites was down because of distributed denial-of-service attack from a group of Anonymous hackers. L0NGwave99 ,a online hacktivist, is claiming to be responsible for the attack. In a release issued Tuesday, an operative writes " This DDoS Operation over NASDAQ is done in support of the great and rooted 99% movement, whom the L0NGwave99 Group has decided to give a present ." " The website wasn't hacked, nobody got any information. What they did was try to block access for our users ," NASDAQ spokesman Joseph Christinat adds to the agency. Trading in Nasdaq stocks has not been affected by the attacks. According to reports, the attacks have also affected the NasdaqTrader.com site, although it seems to be fine at the moment. " The website wasn't hacke...

Anonymous leak 400 Mb Documents from US Army Intelligence Knowledge Network Anonymous claim to hack Intelligence Knowledge Network (IKN) Portal of United States Army -  ikn.army.mil . Hackers dump around 400 Mb of Data on Rapidshare in two parts : https://rapidshare.com/files/665225777/Documents1.zip https://rapidshare.com/files/2204410673/Documents.zip AnonymousIRC also tweeted few part of leaked documents , here and here .  IKN is a Knowledge Management tool and dynamic portal that enables Intelligence Soldiers all over the world to communicate, collaborate and investigate. IKN serves as the Intelligence Warfighter Forum and hosts discussion forums, a single point of entry to access Intelligence Community websites, and provides a variety of public and private web applications that support the Intelligence Community and the Warfighter.IKN Public Sites

Cryptome Webpages infected with Blackhole exploit kit Cryptome.org a popular website and similar to Wikileaks was hacked by the cybercriminals & Attackers were able to hide malicious scripts on every one of the site's 6,000 pages. Anyone visiting with a vulnerable browser will have found themselves infected with Blackhole, most likely adding their computer to a larger bot. Cryptome attack, website owners only know they have a problem when users contact them with the bad news after detecting it with security software wise to its many techniques for staying out of sight. Cryptome official write , " A reader reported today that accessing a file on Cryptome caused this intrusion warning " and " Replacement with clean files is proceeding, probably done by end of day ." Two years ago, the organisation published Microsoft's secret Global Criminal Compliance handbook, which laid out how the company was gathering certain data from users of some of its services...