Tit for Tat - Anonymous Hackers Brings Down FBI website for #OpMegaupload

          Megaupload.com, one of the world's most popular sources of online piracy, has been shut down by a federal indictment issued Thursday, which seized and charged seven people connected with it with running an international enterprise based on internet piracy. Online piracy by the two companies - Megaupload Ltd and Vestor Ltd - generated more than $ 175 million in criminal proceeds and caused more than half a billion dollars in harm to...

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Open Multiple Websites at Once With A Desktop Shortcut

          We visit multiple websites, multiple times daily. Typing the names of these websites over and over again becomes too time consuming and obviously, boring. So, the easiest solution is to create a desktop shortcut for it through which we can open unlimited number of websites in multiple browser tabs.           Basically we have to create a batch file to open multiple websites. To...

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Hackers Plan to Launch Satellite for Internet to Bypass SOPA

          The term hacker can be used to mean a several understandings amongst them there are two major’s one which include “positivity” and the “negativity”. The hackers on facing the internet ban from the United states as a result of SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) have made a plan to launch there own satellite in the space for providing an internet which may be free from all kinds of bans and restrictions. This group of hackers belong to Germany.     What...

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Ramgen-Janelle Scandal video posted on deface page of Philippines Premiere Bank

          A defaced linked of the website of the Premiere Bank Philippines which contains a video of Ramgen-Janelle Sex Video Scandal is the talk of the town and widely spread in the IRC and Facebook today. The defacer who uploaded the video claims to be kenjie miranda of h4ckz0n3. The defacer who uploaded the video claims to be kenjie miranda of h4ckz0n3.           Regarding with the case...

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Hackers selling cheap BOTNETs and DDOS on forums

          The Internet has revolutionized shopping around the world. Security researchers F-Secure reported recently in a post that hackers are Selling Cheap DDOS services on Various Forums. Hackers are offering services like distributed denial of service attacks (DDoS), which can be used to knock website offline in just 1 - 2 hours / 2$ per hour. They Posted a  Youtube Video in which a young woman advertises DDoS services.          ...

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M86 Security detected Web exploitation attacks using AJAX

          Security researchers from Web filtering vendor M86 Security have detected Web exploitation attacks that use AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) to fragment the payload into small pieces of code that are harder to detect by antivirus programs and intrusion prevention systems.           The Web browser is your portal to the world -- as well as the conduit that lets in many security threats. The attack starts on a page that contains an unsuspicious piece of JavaScript code that is similar...

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Israel treating hackers like terrorists

          The message from Deputy Foreign Minister Dany Ayalon came after a self-defined "Saudi hacker" from a cabal known as "group-xp" published details of more than 6,000 Israeli credit cards online that "The US has announced that any attack on its cybernetic space would be considered a declaration of war and that it would go as far as firing missiles to respond to such an attack. This is a good criterion for us all".           ...

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Anonymous expose email addresses of British military staff & Nato officials

          Anonymous Hackers expose email addresses of 221 British military staff with encrypted passwords, including those of defence, intelligence and police officials as well as politicians and 242 Nato advisers. "Civil servants working at the heart of the UK government including several in the Cabinet Office as well as advisers to the Joint Intelligence Organisation, which acts as the prime minister's eyes and ears on sensitive information...

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