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Inj3ct0r , Milw0rm moved to new domain 1337day.com ! Milw0rm (also called milwOrm) is a group of "hacktivists" , now back with new domain 1337day.com . Its Inj3ct0r 1337 Team exploits and 0day exploits database site. Mirror :  https://77.120.120.218/  .There are more than 15 thousands of Exploits are available on  Milw0rm / Inj3ct0r / 1337day . News Source : Milw0rm members | Via email

As expected, Canonical has released a third alpha for Ubuntu 11.04, code named "Natty Narwhal". This development milestone is the last of three planned alpha releases, which will be followed by two betas – as previously previously reported, there will be no release candidate for Ubuntu 11.04. Natty Narwhal Alpha 3 is based on the 2.6.38-rc2 Linux kernel and features indicator improvements, as well a new look for the Unity Dash and a resize function. Ubuntu 11.04 sees Unity, as the distribution's new default desktop developed in-house by the Ubuntu developers, replacing the GNOME Shell and, as previously announced, the replacement of Oracle's open source OpenOffice.org office suite with the LibreOffice community fork. Package updates in the development preview include version 3.3.1 of LibreOffice, Firefox 4.0 Beta 12, version 2.13 of the Transmission BitTorrent client and Upstart 0.9.0 – version 1.0 of Upstart was released on 2 March. Other changes include updates ...

Anonymous Hackers open letter to Google  against a Blogger ! One of the Anonymous just Publish a New OPEN LETTER to GOOGLE company for Reminding them the   Universal Declaration of Animal Rights adopted in Londonon September 23, 1977 , Because one of the Blogger Blog have publish a video in which shown a puppy was tortured physically and psychologically to his death for 20 agonizing minutes which is asphyxiated, beaten, burned and trampled , between other terrible actions. The Video & Words of Their Open letter are as shown below : English version: Dear Sirs of Google: On February 8, 2011 was published in a "snuff" video of your company blog Blogger, whose url was:  https://letumcanis.blogspot.com This video was shown as a puppy was tortured physically and psychologically to his death for 20 agonizing minutes which is asphyxiated, beaten, burned and trampled , between other terrible actions.Its author, who calls himself 'Asesino Knino' (Dog Murdere...

iTunes 10.2 comes with several new features, improvements and security fixes. libpng is updated to version 1.4.3 to address multiple vulnerabilities, the most serious of which may lead to arbitrary code execution. For Mac OS X v10.5 systems, this is addressed in Security Update 2010-007. A heap buffer overflow issue existed in ImageIO's handling of JPEG images. Viewing a maliciously crafted JPEG image may lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution. A buffer overflow existed in libTIFF's handling of JPEG encoded TIFF images. Viewing a maliciously crafted TIFF image may result in an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution. A buffer overflow existed in libTIFF's handling of CCITT Group 4 encoded TIFF images. Viewing a maliciously crafted TIFF image may result in an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution. libxml A double free issue existed in libxml's handling of XPath expressions. Proc...

A dozen students were arrested by the Nye County Sheriff's Department for allegedly changing their grades in the school computer system. Police say Tyler Coyner is suspected of stealing the password to the grade system at Pahrump Valley High School and then selling the password to others. The alleged crime went on for two semesters. Police say Coyner even went as far as changing his own grades, making himself the salutatorian at graduation. Coyner and another suspect, Matthew Miller, are also accused of stealing a television from Wal-mart and possessing fake ID's. They are facing charges of altering computer data, conspiracy to commit a crime, burglary and grand larceny. Ten other un-named students, all under the age of 18, have also been charged in the incident.

Three teenagers who founded and operated one of the world's largest English-language internet crime forums, described in court as "Crimebook", have been sentenced to up to five years in custody. Police estimate that losses from the thousands of credit details traded over the site, Gh0stMarket.net, amount to £16.2m. The web forum, which had 8,000 members worldwide, has been linked to hundreds of thousands of pounds of registered losses on 65,000 bank accounts. Nicholas Webber, the site's owner and founder, was arrested in October 2009 with the site's administrator, Ryan Thomas, after trying to pay a £1,000 hotel bill using stolen card details. They were then 18 and 17. Webber was jailed for five years on Wednesday and Thomas for four years. After seizing Webber's laptop, police discovered details of 100,000 stolen credit cards and a trail back to the Gh0stMarket website. Webber and Thomas jumped bail that December, fleeing to Majorca, but were rearrested when ...