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| Latest Web Hacking Incident Database (WHID) Entries - SpiderLabs ... By Ryan Barnett Incident Description: A security researcher has identified a bully video as a malicious app exploiting yet another cross-site-scripting vulnerability on Facebook with a very sophisticated payload. Mass Attack: No ... Entry Title: WHID 2011-62: Another Xbox Live director hacked! WHID ID: 2011-62. Date Occurred : April 6, 2011. Attack Method: Social Engineering Application Weakness: Insufficient Process Validation Outcome: Account Takeover ... SpiderLabs Anterior - http://blog.spiderlabs.com/ | ||
| Twilight Game Scam Spreading on Facebook [WARNING] By Stan Schroeder Olive Garden food photo tagged you on Facebook? It's a viral scamNaked Security" Official Profile Viewer Application" Facebook scamHelp Net SecurityExperts warn users of Facebook account closure scamV3.co.uk [...] ... http://twitter.com/ iamdothack Hack. So true. +10000 internets for you. LULZ. http://alligatorfarm. wordpress.com/2011/04/09/censored-by-facebook/ Censored By Facebook For Trying To Post Links to My Own Essays | Alternative News Forum. [...] Twilight Game Scam ... Mashable! - http://mashable.com/ | ||
| Epsilon email hack: How you can protect yourself | Computerworld NZ As Credit.com's Levin points out, "In the Facebook age, it's not difficult to figure out someone's high school or mother's maiden name." That's a great point. Levin suggests answering those question prompts with information that's totally unrelated, like: "My pet's name is --- Omaha, ... As bad as it would be to have your checking account hacked, how would you like it if that same password open the door for hackers to access your retirement and investment accounts? ... Computerworld - http://www.computerworld.co.nz/ | ||
| What To Do When Your Email Account is Compromised By Ryan D. Lang What To Do When Your Email Account is Compromised. More and more I see spam coming from friends when I open my e-mail. In addition to this, people are telling me that they think their e-mail accounts have been hacked. ... That means that an unscrupulous person could ask the site for your password, set up your account to forward it to an account they have access to, and the get into the site. That could be a bank site, a blog, FaceBook, or anything else. ... gHacks Technology News | Latest... - http://www.ghacks.net/ |
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