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Malware Exchange Busted by the Feds Relaunches, At Least in Name

Posted on December 19, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

Law enforcement shut down Darkode in 2015. Now, alleged former members are trying to bring it back. Continue reading Malware Exchange Busted by the Feds Relaunches, At Least in Name→

Posted in crime, Darkode, forums, hackers, Hacking, Internet, law enforcement, malware, relaunch, website

Department of Defense Warns Contractors About Iran-Linked Malware

Posted on December 16, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

On Thursday the Defense Security Service distributed a security bulletin to contractors, warning them about recent Shamoon malware attacks. Continue reading Department of Defense Warns Contractors About Iran-Linked Malware→

Posted in cybersecurity, Department of Defense, FBA, Futures, hackers, iran, malware, nsa

Newly Uncovered Site Suggests NSA Exploits for Direct Sale

Posted on December 14, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

The Shadow Brokers, the group that publicly dumped a cache of NSA hacking tools, appears to be back and ready to sell stolen material on an individual basis. Continue reading Newly Uncovered Site Suggests NSA Exploits for Direct Sale→

Posted in cybersecurity, exploits, Futures, hackers, nsa, PGP, The Shadow Brokers

Hacker Claims Theft of Thousands of Passport Numbers from Russian Consulate

Posted on December 12, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

The hacker provided Motherboard with a file of some 6,000 records, containing passport numbers, email addresses, and phone numbers. Continue reading Hacker Claims Theft of Thousands of Passport Numbers from Russian Consulate→

Posted in Another Day Another Hack, cybersecurity, Futures, hackers, passports, Russia, Stolen Documents, The Netherlands, Visas

Defense Fund Launched for Alleged Member of Group That Hacked CIA Director

Posted on December 10, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

Justin Liverman allegedly encouraged others to publish the personal information of a US government official, and paid to bomb a target phone with spam. Continue reading Defense Fund Launched for Alleged Member of Group That Hacked CIA Director→

Posted in CIA, Courage Foundation, Crackas With Attitude, cybersecurity, Futures, hackers, james clapper

Motherboard Is Not Spam

Posted on December 7, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

Those referrals in your analytics aren’t actually from us. They’re probably from a Russian spammer we interviewed. Continue reading Motherboard Is Not Spam→

Posted in analytics, Computers, Google-Analytics, Hacking, Internet, kafkaesque, Spam, spammers, traffic, weird

Australian Woman Kept Getting Emails for Uber Rides in Kenya

Posted on December 7, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

The problem is due to a lack of email verification, and can end up in an account being taken over. Continue reading Australian Woman Kept Getting Emails for Uber Rides in Kenya→

Posted in Australia, cybersecurity, Futures, gmail, Kenya, Mobile, ridesharing, transportation, uber

San Francisco Subway Hackers Now Threaten to Publicly Dump Data

Posted on November 28, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

Over the weekend, Muni riders could travel for free because systems were infected with ransomware. Now, the hackers have made a new threat. Continue reading San Francisco Subway Hackers Now Threaten to Publicly Dump Data→

Posted in Futures, hackers, muni, San Francisco, transportation

Hackers Are Trading Hundreds of Thousands of xHamster Porn Account Details

Posted on November 28, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

The data includes usernames, email addresses, and what appear to be poorly-hashed passwords. Continue reading Hackers Are Trading Hundreds of Thousands of xHamster Porn Account Details→

Posted in Another Day Another Hack, breaches, Data, Futures, Hacking, Internet Insecurity, passwords, porn, xHamster

Think Stock Photos of Hackers Are Cheesy? Blame This Guy

Posted on November 25, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

An interview with the man who tries to make typing code look dramatic. Continue reading Think Stock Photos of Hackers Are Cheesy? Blame This Guy→

Posted in hackers, Hacking, interview, Media, Photos, qa, stock photos | Tagged Photography

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