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Florida’s internal Police network hacked and defaced by Anonymous

Posted on April 28, 2012 by CyberLaw

On Saturday 28 April 2012, the group anonymous claimed that they hacked into Florida’s internal Police site. The site www.lcso.org strive to maintain and enhance the quality of life in Lake County Florida through service to the community.

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Posted in Cybercrime | Tagged Anonymous, antisec, florida, hacked, lulzsec |

International Police Association in Australia hacked and defaced

Posted on March 20, 2012 by CyberLaw

Hackers s3rver.exe and 3xpl0it.c managed to hack the official International Police Association website in Australia www.ipa-australiapolice.com.au. The hackers managed to deface the police website and post emails, usernames and encrypted passwords on public domain.

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Posted in Cybercrime | Tagged Australia, hacked, police association, s3rver.exe |

20 High profile websites hacked, login details leaked (FOX, SONY, CBS)

Posted on March 16, 2012 by CyberLaw

A hacker known as UR0B0R0X claims that he hacked 20 high-profile websites today. The list of hacked websites includes FOX, Sony, Cbs, Warner Bros and many more high-profile websites.

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Posted in Cybercrime | Tagged cbs, sony, warner bros |

Inside Anonymous OS

Posted on March 15, 2012 by CyberLaw

An OS allegedly from Anonymous has been released online today, but confusion has run among the group as to whether is authentic or even safe to use it.

The OS was available for download from Source Forge until a couple of minutes ago but Sourge force decided to remove it and replace it with a blog post.

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Posted in Cybercrime | Tagged Anonymous, Anonymous-OS Live, linux, ubuntu |

Norton Antivirus all Platforms source code leaks to public by Anonymous

Posted on March 8, 2012 by CyberLaw

After PcAnywhere source code released Anonymous leaks Norton AntiVirus 2006 All Platform’s Source Code via PirateBay. The source code is available for download since 4:10PM today.

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Posted in Cybercrime | Tagged Anonymous, antisec, Norton, Symantec |

Panda Security hacked by Antisec

Posted on March 7, 2012 by CyberLaw

Over 25 websites related to Panda Security have been hacked tonight by Antisec. Emails and md5 passwords have leaked to public. Panda was accused by anonymous for helping the FBI to lurk anonymous members. The attacks are believed to be in retaliation for the recent arrests made by the FBI.

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Posted in Cybercrime | Tagged Anonymous, antisec, lulzsec, Panda Antivirus, Panda Cloud, Panda Security |

Alleged LulzSec Hackers arrested by the FBI

Posted on March 6, 2012 by CyberLaw

FBI arrested five suspected member’s of the group Lulzsec. The group was responsible for attacks on many high profile websites like PayPal, Sony and Mastercard.

Hector Xavier Monsegur, known as Sabu was charged with 12 criminal counts of conspiracy to engage in computer hacking at Manhattan federal court.

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Posted in Cybercrime | Tagged Anonymous, fbi, lulzsec, Sabu |

UK ISPs lose controversial battle over copyright measures

Posted on March 6, 2012 by CyberLaw

BT and Talk talk, the two majors ISPs in the UK lost their appeal against the controversial measures to tackle copyright infringement online, imposed by the Digital Economy Act. The ruling brings an end to an almost two years of legal challenges against the legislation by the ISPs.

The Act requires ISPs to send warning letters to users that download copyrighted files. On the third warning the ISP will have the legal power to cut you off the internet.

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