For the right price, you can now buy a Twitter account user name and password.
Researchers at Kaspersky Labs claim that hackers are attempting to sell
compromised Twitter accounts for up to $1,000.
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Facebook hacker claims to be in NZ
A Russian hacker who says he is living in New Zealand attempted to sell the login details… -
Facebook ups login security, outs hacker with 1.5M accounts
Facebook says it has discovered the identity of "Kirllos," the hacker who claim… -
Hack on e-commerce co. exposes records for 200,000
E-commerce company Digital River exposed data belonging to almost 200,000 individuals aft… -
Phone pranks: hacker’s approach to IP-telephony
The Clickatel service (a service that allows SMS sending from any number) seemed a real c… -
World of Warcraft hackers embrace man-in-the-middle attacks
Here’s some troubling news for my fellow World of Warcraft players. It seems that hackers… -
PayPal users close accounts after Cryptome attack
PayPal users have reacted angrily to the suspension of Cryptome's account by the e-paymen…
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Britain clamps down on bogus shopping sites
More than 1,200 bogus websites that defraud shoppers across Britain by claiming to sell c… -
Virus hoaxers hijack Microsoft site
A new scareware package tries to sell bogus antivirus software to its victims using an ap… -
Starry Twitter: Hacking the Stephen Fry account
Watching the feeds, one’s can often face the news that another Twitter account of some Br… -
Man charged in $111,000 domain name theft
A New Jersey man has been charged with stealing the p2p.com domain name and selling it to… -
Botnets: the Democratization of Espionage
The cyber attacks against Google, Adobe and a raft of other top U.S. corporations late la… -
Hackers stalk Facebook to harvest cash secrets
Britain faces a new threat from the sharp increase in cyber-crime with sophisticated hack…
