BRUSSELS, Belgium - Police are investigating a possible data breach at a NATO-related Web site. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization said the "probable data breach" involved NATO's e-Bookshop, a service for releasing documents to the public that's operated by an external company. The site does not contain classified documents, NATO said in a statement Thursday,
SAN FRANCISCO - Anonymous is picking up where the apparently disbanded LulzSec left off. The hacking organization released information to the Web last night that came from the Cyberterrorism Defense Initiative's Security and Network Training Initiative and National Education Laboratory (Sentinel) program. The Sentinel program is administered by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and
SAN FRANCISCO - Ryan Cleary, the alleged hacker who was arrested last week and subsequently charged in the U.K. with five counts of hacking, has been released from jail. Judge Nicholas Loraine-Smith granted Cleary bail today but imposed some limitations on the 19-year-old, CNET News.Com reported. According to the U.K.'s Mirror, Cleary has a 9
HARTFORD, Conn. ? Hackers who claimed responsibility for online attacks of Sony Corp. and the CIA said they compromised the security of more than 1,000 accounts of a Connecticut-based FBI partner organization, hours before releasing a web manifesto calling for "war" on governments that control the Internet. The online collective Lulz Security said it attacked
ANN ARBOR - Merit Network announced Thursday the addition of Jim Lundberg to the Merit staff as the Upper Peninsula Member Relations Manager. Lundberg recently retired from Bay de Noc Community College where he spent 30 years, including the last fifteen years as the Director of Technical Services, ITS. "I am just absolutely thrilled and
REDMOND, Wa. - Forget e-mail. Criminals are making old-fashioned phone calls and offering free security scans in order to gain access to people's computers, according to Microsoft. To run the con, criminals pretend to be PC security experts from legitimate companies, CNET News.Com reported. They call their intended victims, warning of a risky security threat
SAN FRANCISCO - Some of the most popular applications available for the iPhone and Android handsets suffer from serious security issues, a recent study from security firm ViaForensics has found. According to the security firm's appWatchdog study, a slew of companies, including Foursquare, LinkedIn, Netflix, and Wordpress earned a "fail" rating on storing sensitive data
SAN FRANCISCO - Almost a week after hackers posted a trove of customer information stolen from various Sony businesses' Web sites, Sony Pictures has more details on the attack. Today the company posted a statement saying that personally identifying information of 37,500 customers had been exposed in the breach, CNET News.Com. "We are continuing to
SAN FRANCSICO - A new burst of hacks has left companies and government organizations picking up the pieces. The Hacker News reported it had received a message from hacking group Pakistan Cyber Army, claiming the PCA had hacked an Acer Europe server and stole sensitive information. The publication posted a screenshot of the data reportedly
SAN FRANCISCO - China may be behind the hack of RSA's SecurID database and defense contractors that depend on the SecureID token for secure remote access by employees, according to security analysts. The RSA breach was carried out using an advanced persistent threat (APT), and China is known for using the APT attack method, Rich