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In a major embarrassment, the website of premier investigating agency CBI was hacked tonight by programmers identifying themselves as "Pakistani Cyber Army". The home page of the CBI website had a message from the 'Pakistani Cyber Army' warning the Indian Cyber Army not to attack their . The hackers have made a mockery of the country's cyber security by infiltrating into the CBI website, supposed to be one of the most secure websites. The CBI is connected to the command centre of world police organisation - Interpol - 24x7. The message from the hackers also spoke about the filtering controls provided by the National Informatics Centre (NIC), a body which mans computer servers across the country. Intelligence agencies have been often warning the government that proper cyber security was not being ensured in government offices and that no security audit was being carried out. The Pakistani Cyber Army has also warned that it would carry out " mass defacemen

The introduction of Open AI's ChatGPT was a defining moment for the software industry, touching off a GenAI race with its November 2022 release. SaaS vendors are now rushing to upgrade tools with enhanced productivity capabilities that are driven by generative AI. Among a wide range of uses, GenAI tools make it easier for developers to build software, assist sales teams in mundane email writing, help marketers produce unique content at low cost, and enable teams and creatives to brainstorm new ideas.  Recent significant GenAI product launches include Microsoft 365 Copilot, GitHub Copilot, and Salesforce Einstein GPT. Notably, these GenAI tools from leading SaaS providers are paid enhancements, a clear sign that no SaaS provider will want to miss out on cashing in on the GenAI transformation. Google will soon launch its SGE "Search Generative Experience" platform for premium AI-generated summaries rather than a list of websites.  At this pace, it's just a matter of a short time befo

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You can pick up a ZeuS infection through a drive-by download from a malicious Web site or from a perfectly valid site that's been hacked. Clicking a link in an innocent-looking e-mail could open your system to attack. This past week saw a spate of false LinkedIn connection requests associated with ZeuS. Yes, smart users never click links in mail from strangers. Smarter users even avoid links in mail from friends, since the real source of the message could be a virus on the friend's system. But being careful just isn't sufficient. You may picture the effects of a Trojan or virus attack as limited to your computer. Nothing could be farther from the truth. The threat commonly called ZeuS or ZBot is just one tool of an international cybercrime ring with one goal—to steal your money. Though quite a few were charged with serious crimes on Thursday, others remain at large. And of course the malicious code is still circulating. For full protection against all possible infection vec

When you see a post on a Facebook friend's wall that seems out of character, don't be too quick to click. That post labeled "Pictures of girls in bikinis" or "All boys can stare at it but girls cannot" could be a clickjacking attack. This type of attack typically doesn't include a malicious payload, but it will definitely annoy any of your friends who fall for it. Here's how to avoid that scenario. Usually the post itself uses a short phrase or sentence that's just a bit provocative. The point is to arouse your curiosity. If you do fall for the attack that's currently making the rounds you'll get a warning that the content may be inappropriate and a request to confirm that you're 18 or older, like this: Once you click the button to confirm your age you'll see another embedded dialog box. This one claims a need to prove that you're human, in order to avoid spam bots that are "putting an extra load on our servers." T

Let's put this matter to rest right now: Any Facebook application that offers to reveal who is viewing your profile is a scam. Period. Security research firm Sophos posted a memo about a rogue app that was spread on Facebook recently with messages like " OMG ... I can't believe this actually works! Now you really can see who viewed your profile! " The app is bogus. I've asked a Facebook representative about this before, and he told me that apps on the site do not have the ability to track who is viewing profiles. In this particular case, clicking on the link provided in the message takes users to a Web page that encourages people to permit an application to access their Facebook profile. "But do you really want complete strangers to be able to e-mail you, access your personal data, and even post messages to any Facebook pages you may administer?" the Sophos post asks. Nearly 60,000 people have fallen for the latest scam, based on figu

According to a report from Sky News, the Stuxnet worm has already been traded on the black market. The report does not clarify whether this refers to the source code or to binary samples. British security specialists now fear that terrorists could use the worm to attack critical infrastructure. The report quotes an IT security consultant to the UK government as claiming, "You could shut down power stations, you could shut down the transport network across the United Kingdom". According to the report, there is hard evidence that Stuxnet is in the hands of highly motivated, well trained, well financed criminals. Sky News' source declined to give more precise information. Audun Lødemel, VP of Marketing and Business Development at German IT service provider Norman, believes that, "It was just a matter of time before the Stuxnet code was made available for anyone, with even the most basic knowledge of coding, to alter and potentially wreak havoc on the UK infrastructure.

Two former University of Central Missouri students have been charged with hacking university databases, stealing and trying to profit from the sale of confidential information. Joseph Camp and Daniel Fowler were both indicted by a federal grand jury. The pair allegedly developed a computer virus and distributed it through email attachments and USB flash drives. In all, they breached the personal data of about 90,000 UCM students, faculty, staff and alumni. Camp and Fowler then tried to sell the information for $35,000. The seven-count indictment also charges them with trying to steal university funds and using Facebook accounts to threaten potential witnesses. The charges carry possible prison sentences of between two and 10 years. "The duo used Fowler's room as their base and over a three-month period between October and December 2009 broke into numerous university databases and computers - including one belonging to a university administrator," acc

A CALIFORNIA man has been charged after he allegedly hacked into more than 100 computers to look for sexually explicit photos that he then used to blackmail his victims into handing over homemade sex tapes. Luis Mijangos, 31, was charged with extortion after he allegedly infected more than 100 computers with a virus disguised as a popular song download, which allowed him to take over the personal computers used by about 230 people, including 44 children, myFOXla.com reports . US Attorney's Office spokesman Thom Mrozek said Mr Mijangos looked for sexually explicit photos of the computer users, then threatened to email the files to everyone on the victims' mailing lists if they did not make homemade pornography for him. The Santa Ana man was also accused hacking into email and social networking sites so he could pose as the boyfriend of unsuspecting women and teenage girls — and ask them to make sex videos. After getting the videos, he would then

A COMPUTER hacker who infected more than 2300 computers with a virus capable of stealing banking details did not have serious criminal intentions, a court has heard. Today, lawyers for Anthony Scott Harrison told the District Court his " youthful curiosity " had led him into hacking into the computers of others to steal money. " Using the Google search engine he learnt all he could about hacking ," Harrison's lawyer, John Edwards, said. "He did not start hacking with serious criminal intentions ... because he was unemployed he then utilised his hacking skills to provide money. " Underlying his initial attraction to hacking was not theft or greed, but was youthful curiosity ." Harrison, 21, of Blackforest, has pleaded guilty to one count of modifying computer data to cause harm or inconvenience, two counts of possession or control of data to commit serious computer offences and one count of dishonestly manipulating

AN Adelaide computer hacker infected more than two thousand computers in Australia and overseas with a program to capture banking details, a court has heard. Anthony Scott Harrison, 20, used the internet to teach himself the necessary hacking and programming skills to launch his attack in 2009 but was caught when suspicious web activity was spotted and tracked by federal police. He also modified and sold software to allow others to infect computers, with his offending flowing from his obsession with the world of cyber fantasy. Harrison pleaded guilty to seven charges including four counts of modifying computer data to cause harm. Defence counsel John Edwards told the South Australian District Court today that from the age of 14 his client had become obsessed with playing online computer games and had become " immersed in the world of cyber fantasy ". At one stage he was playing online for up to 15 hours a day, often using a simulated hacking