The online gaming world is reeling following a Tuesday filled with non-stop DDoS attacks against a number of industry heavyweights. read more
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The hacker group Lulz Security has opened a telephone request line so its fans can suggest potential targets.
Lulz Security, also known as LulzSec or “those $#*! hackers again”, continued their unchallenged online rampage today. They dubbed their latest hacking conquests: Titanic Takeover Tuesday. The casualties of the attacks include Escapist Magazine as well as some popular online gaming sites.
Lulz Security, the hacking group apparently motivated by nothing more than their desire to laugh at the mayhem they cause, has had a busy day in an event they called Titanic Takeover Tuesday. Taking a break from their dumps of user data and server break-ins, today saw the group perform a bunch of distributed denial of service attacks against a range of targets
COMMENTARY | Over the weekend, the hacker group Lulz Security broke into the Senate website.
Hacker group claiming responsibility for attacks on The Escapist, Minecraft, and Eve Online.
Sony PSN hack is only the 4th largest data breach of all time Geek.com That brings us to our fourth largest data breach of all time: Sony's PlayStation Network hack that leaked 77 million user's information on April 26, 2011.
Nerd Reactor Sony Still Doing Good Despite PSN Attack Nerd Reactor You haven't been able to play online for almost a month, and here you are, still supporting Sony . It seems that the hacker attack hasn't phased you in the least
Hollywood Today Newsmagazine Hackers Anonymous Set Sail for Fed Reserve, Want Bernanke to Walk Plank Hollywood Today Newsmagazine (See HT article “ WikiLeak's Assange Behind 100s of Hackers? Arrest of 3 in Spain Tip of Iceberg”) The group Anonymous, known for its high-profile attacks on government departments and companies like Sony has set its sights on some big game this time, … and more
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Senate’s website was hacked over the weekend, leading to a review of all of its websites, in the latest embarrassing breach of security to hit a major U.S.-based institution.