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Google: no evidence of a Gmail vulnerability
Following the speculations on the resurrection of what's thought to be an already fixed Gmail flaw which could assist in domain name hijackings, yesterday Google commented that their investigation...
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Metasploit Project's site hijacked through ARP poisoning
Metasploit, the open-source platform for developing, testing, and using exploit code, got its official project site briefly hijacked on Monday by a well known member of the Chinese underground who...
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How was Comcast.net hijacked?
It's official, even a pothead can social engineer Network Solutions. In an in-depth interview with the hijackers, featuring some screenshots showing they had access to the complete portfolio of...
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Comcast's DNS records hijacked, redirect to hacked page
For a couple of hours yesterday, Comcast's Internet Portal (comcast.net) had its DNS records hijacked and a defaced web page was loading from third-party domains. Further investigation into this...
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ICANN warning against registrar impersonation phishing attacks
How realistic is an attack that successfully hijacks a domain by social engineering the domain's registrar? Pretty realistic according to ICANN's recently released advisory on preventing Registrar...
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Additional Results
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Numbers show dot-XXX sites are a sham
New data from ICANN and six months of dot-XXX traffic in stat sites reveals the TLD is an oversold bust.
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Rogue Firefox extension hijacks browser sessions
Security researchers from StopMalvertising have spotted a rogue Firefox extension, capable of hijacking browser sessions and posting content on Facebook.
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DNSChanger to knock 350,000 users off Internet this July
The DNSChanger botnet is long dead, fixes for the malware have been around for months, but over 350,000 users still haven't fixed their computers or routers, so in July they'll be knocked off the...
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Anonymous wants to take down the Great Firewall of China
The countless attacks on Chinese websites were apparently just a warm up. Anonymous wants to take down the Internet censorship system known as the Great Firewall of China.
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Anonymous is not taking down the Internet
Despite popular reports, the hacktivist group Anonymous is not hacking, killing, or taking down the Internet today via DDoS attacks on root DNS servers. The Internet will remain completely functional.
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Malicious Chrome extensions hijack Facebook accounts
Cybercriminals are pushing malicious Google Chrome extensions that hijack Facebook accounts. To make matters worse, the extensions are being hosted on Google's official Chrome Web Store.
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TeenTech Weekly: .xxx domains, federal law, webcam suicide and the Raspberry Pi
The weekly roundup of Generation Y and student resources you may have missed.
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University .xxx domains: The aftermath
The introduction of .xxx domains caused concern in academia -- but have fears been realized?
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Sex Tech: YouPorn NOT Hacked, Richard Branson dot-XXX, A Porn Kickstarter
Kickstarter's porn clone, YouPorn isn't hacked, Richard Branson gets dot-XXX, China's sex tastes go upscale.
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Google is now the top public DNS provider in the world
Google is the number one public DNS service in the world - should you be worried?
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UK authorities take down a U.S. domain: Could it happen to you?
If you thought the Patriot Act 'debacle' was one-sided, with U.S. authorities striking at the heart of Europe, UK authorities can hit back just as hard.
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Facebook: most logins hijacked by Israeli hacker were invalid
Israeli hacker Hannibal claimed to have stolen 185,000 Facebook logins from Arab users. Not only is this number grossly overestimated, but most of the logins are invalid, according to Facebook.
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Weekend Anonymous attacks bring down major websites
CBS, Universal Music, and Vivendi, among others, were brought down by Anonymous DDoS attacks over the weekend. Is Facebook next?
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Facebook registers domains for 'FB Origin'
Why has Facebook registered domains for 'FB Origin'? Why did the company not register domain names for 'Facebook Origin'? Will Facebook users ever see Origin or is it just for internal use?
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Virgin loses control of porn domain
Virgin Group, with fingers in many pies of air travel, banking, and more, is trying to reclaim a lost domain name that fell into a cybersquatter's hands.
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