Hack
Hacker pleads guilty to attacks on UK Police, Oxbridge university websites

A posting from Naked Security:  A 21-year-old British man has pleaded guilty to charges that he attempted to bring down a number of websites, including those belonging to Oxford and Cambridge universities, as well as the site belonging to the Kent Police force who ultimately arrested him. Lewys Stephen Martin was charged last November, following an investigation by […]

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Windows Security
Microsoft security update may break Windows 7

an posting from NBC news in there Technology section: A security update that Microsoft pushed out earlier this week crashes some Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista machines, forcing them into an endless cycle of reboots that can only be stopped by repairing the operating systems. Microsoft recommends that all Windows 7 users uninstall the security update. The update […]

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Web Security
Safe Browsing and Parental Controls (TODAY Show video) @MarioArmstrong

An interesting piece by Digital Lifestyle Expert Mario Armstrong on Safe Browsing and Parental Controls

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Conference
Security B-Sides DC has Officially Opened its Call for Papers (CFP) for the Event Today

Security B-Sides DC has officially opened its Call for Papers (CFP) for the event today April 15, 2013 and will last until June 30, 2013.

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Privacy
Data broker Acxiom to reveal what it knows about you

An posting from Cnet news  in there Security and Privacy section: Acxiom, the company that tracks everything from your income to your politics, plans to introduce a service that will reveal what it knows about you, according to a new report. Consumer data broker Acxiom plans to introduce a service that will reveal to people what it knows about them, according to […]

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Web Security
Cybersecurity more of a priority in Obama budget

An posting from NBC NEW's in there technology section:  WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama proposed on Wednesday increased spending to protect U.S. computer networks from Internet-based attacks in a sign that the government aims to put more resources into the emerging global cyber arms race. Obama's budget proposal for the 2014 fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1, […]

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Vulnerability
Anatomy of an exploit - Linksys router remote password change hole

An interesting posting from Naked Security: A security researcher from San Jose in California has published a how-to guide detailing a number of vulnerabilities in various Linksys routers. Phil Purviance, who goes by the handle of SUPER.EVR (EVR stands for Exploitation Vulnerability Research), reported the holes privately on 05 March 2013:   And Purviance certainly lived up […]

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General Security
Spamhaus DDoS Attacks: What Business Should Learn

An posting from Information week  in there security section: The distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) campaign aimed at anti-spam group Spamhaus over the past week, allegedly orchestrated by Stophaus.com, set the equivalent of a new land-speed record by reaching attack volumes that peaked at a whopping 300 Gbps.   Regardless of the mechanics of that attack -- or whether it triggered widespread Internet access […]

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Web Security
Hackers Search Engine "Shodan" revealed as Google for Hackers - HackersNewsBulletin.com

Hackers Search Engine "Shodan" revealed as Google for Hackers

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