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• Bans fail to prevent data leakage

  19.12.2012

  TeamDrive is warning about the serious security risks being run by companies that ban document and file sharing services, such as Google Drive and Dropbox, without providing an encryption-based alternative.

• Scarlett Johansson hacker gets 10 years in prison

  18.12.2012

  36-year-old Florida resident Christopher Chaney has been sentenced to 10 years in prison and to pay $66,000 restitution for having hacked the email accounts of Scarlett Johansson, Mila Kunis and many other celebrities.

• ExploitHub confirms breach

  13.12.2012

  ExploitHub.com, the well-known online marketplace where one can buy exploit code for disclosed vulnerabilities, has confirmed that its web application server was compromised, but that no confidential or sensitive data was stolen during the attack.

• Team GhostShell leaks 1.6M account details

  10.12.2012

  Hacker collective Team GhostShell, which has recently specialized in massive data leaks, has done it again and made public 1.6 million account details allegedly stolen from over 30 websites.

• Hackers publish more info from UN atomic energy agency's servers

  04.12.2012

  Displeased with the International Atomic Energy Agency's statement that they breached only an "old server," anti-Israel hacker group "Parastoo" has published another pastebin to prove they have done more than that.

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