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Intercepter-NG [Console Edition] is a sniffer that offers various capabilities including sniffing for password hashes related to ORACLE/MYSQL/VNC/NNTP/CVS/WWW/HTTP/SOCKS/MRA/FTP/POP3/SMTP/IMAP/LDAP/AIM. It works on NT/Linux/BSD/IOS/Android and is optimized for screen size 80×30 or higher.

Relations, links and leaks Times of Malta The charge is based upon Wikileak's disclosure of a US State Department cable dispatched in early 2008.

Anonymous is taking credit for a confirmed breach of security at the U.S. Department of Justice, although the exact contents of the data bounty are not yet known.

Apple Quicktime does not properly parse .pct media files, which causes a corruption in module DllMain by opening a malformed file with an invalid value located in PoC repro01.pct at offset 0x20E. Quicktime Player version 7.7.1 (1680.42) on Windows XP SP 3 – PT_BR is confirmed affected.

Apple Security Advisory 2012-05-14-1 – This update runs a malware removal tool that will remove the most common variants of the Flashback malware.

Debian Linux Security Advisory 2471-1 – Several vulnerabilities have been discovered in FFmpeg, a multimedia player, server and encoder. Multiple input validations in the decoders/ demuxers for Westwood Studios VQA, Apple MJPEG-B, Theora, Matroska, Vorbis, Sony ATRAC3, DV, NSV, files could lead to the execution of arbitrary code.

The Next Web (blog) Wikileaks announces new Assange TV show to launch on April 17 The Next Web (blog) According to a statement on the Wikileaks Twitter account, Julian Assange has completed filming twelve episodes of his forthcoming show, “The World Tomorrow”. The first episode will be aired on RT and released online on Tuesday 17 April 2012, … and more

Twitter handles associated with Anonymous are suggesting that "Operation Blackout," a rumored attempt to shut down the Internet scheduled for March 31, was never an officially sanctioned plan.

Members of hacking network Anonymous released an email thread Monday claiming that Symantec Corporation offered $50,000 in return for promising to keep the source code tied to its PCAnywhere and Norton Antivirus tools private. That deal, however, fell through, according to the AnonymousIRC Twitter account (http://twitter.com/anonymousirc), and the group said the code will be released for free …

Security experts Sophos warn that links being forwarded on Twitter can make any PC an unwitting part of 'hacktivist' group Anonymous's cyber attacks – an act that could carry a jail sentence.