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  • Silk Road case: US agent investigating dark web drug site admits to $800,000 Bitcoin theft

    September 1, 2015

    The drama surrounding the Silk Road case continues, after another US federal agent has admitted to laundering hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of Bitcoin during the investigation. Former secret service agent Shaun Bridges has pleaded guilty to Bitcoin theft, admitting to sending over $800,000 worth of the digital currency to his personal account while [...]

  • Lizard Squad hackers take down National Crime Agency website

    September 1, 2015

    Cybercriminals claim to have attacked the UK’s National Crime Agency’s website, in revenge against the agency’s Operation Vivarium, which targeted internet attacks. The infamous hacking group Lizard Squad, known for targeting Microsoft and Sony in attacks last year, has taken responsibility for the attack. Through Operation Vivarium, the NCA targeted cyber crime. Last week the [...]

  • Jailbroken iPhone accounts stolen in what could be biggest-ever Apple hack

    September 1, 2015

    Details of more than 225,000 Apple accounts were stolen without users’ knowledge – but only on phones that were "jailbroken". Using malware spread through popular jailbreak tool Cydia, hackers managed to steal account information from users in 18 different countries, according to research from Weiptech and Palo Alto networks: We believe this to be the [...]

  • Ashley Madison chief exec Noel Biderman steps down after the hack

    August 28, 2015

    The chief executive of extramarital affair site Ashley Madison's parent company stepped down today, after a hack left 37m customers exposed. "This change is in the best interest of the company and allows us to continue to provide support to our members and dedicated employees. We are steadfast in our commitment to our customer base," according [...]

  • Victims of the Ashley Madison hack have now become scam targets

    August 27, 2015

    It hasn’t taken spammers long to capitalise on the 37m Ashley Madison users exposed through the massive hack in July. There’s been a surge in spam activity referencing cheating website Ashley Madison in recent weeks, warns security firm Symantec, as cyber crooks are obviously hoping to prey on adulterous hack victims and their spouses. Symantec’s [...]

  • Ashley Madison hackers leak second 20GB data dump that’s twice as large as first

    August 20, 2015

    The hacking group behind the leak of information from extramarital dating site Ashley Madison has dumped a second tranche of data containing the personal details of millions of members. The second leak is 20GB, almost twice the size of the first batch of private information – including email addresses and credit card numbers – which was [...]

  • Hackers expose details of 37m users of cheating website Ashley Madison

    August 19, 2015

    Hackers appear to have followed through on their threat to expose the details of millions of users of the extramarital affair site Ashley Madison, which is soon to embark on a multimillion-pound float in London. Almost 10 gigabytes of user data were posted to the “dark web” overnight, according to reports, and have since been [...]

  • Hackers charged for “unprecedented” case of insider trading by US authorities

    August 11, 2015

    Nine cyber criminals have been charged by US authorities for insider trading, accused of making $30m in illegal profits by trading on information from earnings reports before they were made public. What’s unusual about the case is that rather than using company insiders, hackers were used to extract the information, accessing the servers of Businesswire [...]

  • Carphone Warehouse draws data watchdog probe after millions of customer details hacked

    August 10, 2015

    The UK's data watchdog is investigating a huge data breach at high street retailer Carphone Warehouse which has put millions of customers at risk. The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) is "making enquiries" into the attack in which the private information of more than two million customers, such as card details, addresses and dates of birth, [...]

  • Carphone Warehouse cyber attack leaves 2.4m customers at risk of data breach

    August 10, 2015

    Up to 2.4m Carphone Warehouse customers may have had personal details accessed by hackers in a massive cyber attack. Read more: Carphone hikes dividends as it smashes forecasts The retailer said that encrypted credit card details of up to 90,000 customers may have been part of data taken on 5 August. The IT systems division of [...]

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