HNNCast021910
HNNCast for the Third Week of February, 2010
Lead Stories
- Reality Shockwave: Government to Intrude Further and Ask for More Money, Russian Porno Prankster Faces 2 Years in the Pokey, Floyd Landiself in Trouble Over Drug Tester Breach, Badware BSOD Bug Fixed Faster than MS Responds, The Big Filmowski – the Dudes Abide
News
- Google:CanSec as K-12:Ivy League, Cash Grass or *ss – Nobody Passes for Free, Logic Bomb Blows 800 Boxes, Would You Like Some Identity Theft with that Shake Mate?
Quickies
- European PIN Bypass, Twitter Grader Fails with Grace, Acrobatics Are Unsafe Kids, Georgia Compromises, Conficker Burrows through Leeds to Middlesex, Paint Me Vuln, the Weekly Cons Call
Stack of Shame
- Count: 149
- Turning 1 Year Old This Week:
- ZDI-CAN-438 Cisco High 2009-02-24, 360 days ago Discovered by: Anonymous
- ZDI-CAN-434 RealNetworks High 2009-02-24, 360 days ago Discovered by: Anonymous , Hossein Lotfi
Posted: February 21st, 2010
at 12:45am by tan
Tagged with "Credit card", "Dan Kaminsky", #cybershockwave, 0day, Acrobat, Adobe PDF, Alureon, APEX Online Learning System, Australia, authentication, billboard, botnet, Broward School District, BruCon, BSOD, Bug Bounty, Cambridge university, CanSecWest, Card Skimming, Chip and PIN, Chrome, Cisco, City of Norfolk, Columbia, Conficker, data breach, Defcon 18, DHS, drug testing, Filmowisko.net, Floyd Landis, Foundation for the Protection of Audiovisual Creativity, Georgia, Google, grades, HD Moore, Hossein Lotfi, HubSpot, IOActive, JPEG, Kneber, Leeds HNS, Logic Bomb, maleware, Manchester Police Department, McDonald's, metasploit, Microsoft, MitM, Moscow, MS10-015, Open Security Foundation, operation cyber shockwave, OPFOR, OSF, OSVDB, Paint, passwords, Perth, porn, POS, pwn20wn, Quahog Con, rapidshare, Real Networks, Russia, Safari, ScanSafe, Security B-Sides Boston, Source Boston, teacher, Twitter Grader, wargame, West Middlesex University Hospital, ZDI, Zero Day Initiative, 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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HNNCast 100909
HNNCast for the second week of October, 2009
Lead Stories:
- the BIG dump, FBI phish-fry, NULL-prefix PayPal Cert posted, EFF Pioneer Award to Lady Ada
Hacker News:
- Pirate Bay Sails Again, Cyber Commands
- Courtnee: Homebrew Intelligence Reports – includes a book recommendation from our Amazon Store.
- SMB2 Vulnerability Update, URLZone Update, Strike 2 for Wall Street Cracker Dihn
Quickies:
- UK Cyber Challenge, Solo’s Last Appeal, Conflicker hits Oxford Brookes, Tufts Infection, Facebook Takes out the Trash, ISC Squared Says Stay Secure Kids, ASPr0x Awakens, HitB Videos Online, Even HP’s Printers Vulnerable, TI Plugs Leak with DMCA, Sector Exposes X-Box Live Holez
Audio now fixed. Also, the man was trying to keep us down 
There were buffering issues and the episode got cut-off about half way through. Well, Information Wants to be FREE and this episode is NOW FIXED. Sorry for the false start there and sorry for the delays. Have a great Columbus Day weekend.
CORRECTION: The graphic for the Pirate Bay story should NOT be the U.S. Appellate court logo but rather the Dutch Appellate court logo. Sorry and droevig respectively.
 Practical Guide to Photographic Intelligence, Harold Hough |
Posted: October 11th, 2009
at 10:40am by spacerog
Tagged with "Credit card", "cross-site scripting", 123456, 689th Combat Communications Wing, 83+ calculator, Adafruit Industries, Admiral Gary Roughead, Air Force, Alberto, AOL, appeal, appellate, ASPr0x, Asprox, bank fraud, Bank of America, BitTorrent, Black Internet, botnet, California, Chief of Naval Operations, Chrome, CISSP, Citizen Engineer, Comcast, computer fraud, Conficker, Cyber Challenge, cyberbullying, Defcon, DMCA, Earthlink, Egypt, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Facebook, FBI, Gary McKinnon, Germany, Gmail, guilty plea, Hack In The Box, Hamadoun Touré, HITB, hotmail.com, HP LaserJet, Identity Theft, iFrame, indictment, Information Dominance Corps, International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium, International Telecommunication Union, Internet Explorer, ISC2, ITU Telecom World Exhibition, Joe 'Kingpin' Grand, Julian Assange, Keesler Air Force Base, Lady Ada, Lemor Freid, live.com, Malaysia, malware, Microsoft, Minty Boost, Moxie Marlinspike, msn.com, NASA, Navy, Nevada, North Carolina, null-prefix, online currency exchange, Oxford Brookes University, passwords, pastebin.com, patch Tuesday, paypal, phish-fry, Pioneer awards, Safari, SECtor, Securities and Exchange Commission, Singapore, Singapore Infocom Technology Security Authority, SMB v2, social networking, SPAM, Spotify, sql injection, SSL, SSL Sniff, Texas Instruments, The Pirate Bay, The Twit-A-Watt, TI, Toronto, Trojan, Tufts University, UK, UK Supreme Court, Ukraine, URLZone, USMC, Van Dihn, viral emails, vulnerability, Websence, Wells Fargo, WikiLeaks, wire fraud, XBox Live, XSS, Yahoo
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