HNNCast030510
HNNCast for the first week of March, 2010
Lead Stories
- Mariposa Pinned, DoD now CEH, JiLsi Sentenced, TicketGangster
News
- Google: APT or Random Victim, Wyndumb Hotels, World of Wormcraft, Cyber Czar Misses Cold War
Quickies
- TOR Orbot, Tories Defaced, Help!, Chinese Legislator Draws Cyber-fire, FFIEC to Revisit Faux-Factor-Authentication, Iowa DHS Defaced, KSL TV Adverts have Side Effects, Cons Call
Stack of Shame
Count: 160
Posted: March 6th, 2010
at 3:48am by tan
Tagged with "North Korea", "US", andriod, authentication, banking, Borland, botnet, breach, CAPTCHA, cc, CEH, certification, Certified Ethical Hacker, China, command and control, COMPTIA, Computer Associates, credit card fraud, Credit Cards, Cyber Security Czar, Cyber War, DarkMarket, Days Inn, defacement, DevilMan, dod, EC-Council, F1, FFIEC, Finland, fraud, Google, Howard Johnson, Howard Schmidt, HP, IBM, Iowa Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, JiLsi, John McHugh, jonyloleante, KSL 5 TV, Labour Party, libevent, Mariposa, MFA, multi-factor-authentication, MusicToday, netkairo, notacon, onion router, orbot, ostiator, privoxy, QR Code, Ramada, RE-CAPTCHA, Renukanth Subramaniam, SECtor, Serious Organised Crime Agency, Super 8, Taoranju, TicketMaster, Tickets.com, TOR, Tory, UK, Windows Help, Wired.com, Wise Guy Tickets, World of Warcraft, wyndham, Yan Qi, Zeus
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Hackers Get Data on 10s of Thousands of Payment Cards
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Indeed, more evidence that PCI has to be just as international as our shopping habits. CARD INFORMATION SEVERAL YEARS OLD… For charge-backs I suppose? Pffff. Negligent! Helsinki police are investigating a computer system intrusion that gave hackers access to information about tens of thousands of different types of credit and bank cards. So far, the information for only a few cards has been exploited by the criminals. Altogether, the hackers accessed the numbers of over 100,000 payment cards from the poorly secured system of a Helsinki business. Of those, about 10,000 also included all card data. Since the system break-in the business has replaced its system. … Hackers accessed the old system on several different occasions in January. “Card information covering several years was stored on a server… via Hackers Get Data on 10s of Thousands of Payment Cards | News | YLE Uutiset | yle.fi. |
Posted: February 20th, 2010
at 4:26am by tan
Tagged with "Credit card", breach, PCI, poland
Categories: Breaking News
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HNNCast021210
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PART 1: Lead Stories
PART 2: News
PART 3: Quickies
HNNCast for the second week of February, 2010
Lead Stories
- BlackHawk Down or Hong Kong Pooey, Happy Hacking with Mudge, Pena Plea, Payrolls Plundered, ShmooCon Wrapup
News
- Google/NSA Partnership, Stakkato to Stay in Sweden, Phishing for Carbon Credits, Operation Titstorm, Krebs On Zue$, SpyEye – the Zue$-killa
Quickies
- Mozilla Malewarez, More Gekko than Ghandi, Don’t Get DECT, BigLevel Charged, Cisco Bootlegger Sentenced, Donde Esta el Tata’s, Orange Alert, Conficker in Leeds, Safer Internet Day, and da Kiddies on da Twitter Sha Malitter Ditter
Stack of Shame
- Count: 149
- Turning 2 This Week:
- ZDI-CAN-298 IBM , EMC High 2008-02-07, 737 days ago Discovered by: Sebastian Apelt (sebastian.apelt@siberas.de)
- ZDI-CAN-294 IBM High 2008-02-07, 737 days ago Discovered by: Sebastian Apelt (sebastian.apelt@siberas.de)
- ZDI-CAN-288 IBM High 2008-02-07, 737 days ago Discovered by: Anonymous
Posted: February 14th, 2010
at 7:22pm by tan
Tagged with "badge Hacking", "Network Solutions", 3800hk.com, add-ons, addons.mozilla.org, anonymous, Australia, BigLevel, Bill Cosby, Black Hawk Safety Net, Blackberries, botnet, botnet management, breach, Brian Krebs, BruCon, Cadet Weigand, carbon credits, CarolinaCon, Ceridian Corp, China, Christopher Kennedy, Cisco, Comerica, Conficker, cookie stuffing, counterfeit, credit card info stealer, darpa, DDoS, DECT, Default Password, Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications standard, DNS, DNS hijacking, eBay affiliate program, Edwin Andrew Pena, electron microscope, Electronic Privacy Information Center, EMC, epic.org, EvilBoy, Experi-Metal Incorporated, extradition, FOIA, ftp, Gary McKinnon, German Emissions Trading Authority, Google, GPS, HNS Leeds, Hong Kong, HP, IBM, IdhaC, Internet filter, iPhone, Ivory Coast, Jaisankar Marimuthu, Jynx, keylogger, krebsonsecurity.com, L0pht Heavy Industries, LdPinch, maleware, Manchester Police Department, Masterfile, Michael Lee, Mozilla, Mudge, NASA, NetSol, Nitric acid, NSA, online bank fraud, Operation Titstorm, Orange, password-stealing, Payroll, Phillip Pettersson, phishing, Pieter Zatko, pop3 email, Poughkeepsie, Power Pay, pump and dump, Quohog, Robert Moore, Safer Internet Day, Sauce Kit, Secret Service, shmoobus, ShmooCon, Sothink Web Video Downloader, SpeEye, sql injection, Stakkato, Strategic Technologies Office, Sweden, Tata Consultancy Services, tcs.com, TD Bank, Trevor Hawthorn, trojan horse, Twitter, two-factor authentication, Tyler Shields Veracode, UAV, Ukraine, United Way, VoIP, ZDI, Zero Day Initiative, zeus killer, Zues
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