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Steam hacked: personal and financial info may be at risk

Steam hacked: personal and financial info may be at risk

NEWS

Hackers have compromised the Steam network and potentially gained access to millions of user account details.

Matt Grainger
by Matt Grainger
on Nov 11th 2011 at 10:52AM
ONS: No evidence of Census data leak

ONS: No evidence of Census data leak

NEWS

The Office of National Statistics has issued a statement saying that there is no evidence to support claims that the UK census data has been compromised.

Matt Grainger
by Matt Grainger
on Jun 21st 2011 at 12:37PM
Anonymous trio captured

Anonymous trio captured

NEWS

Police investigating April's PSN security breach have made three arrests in Spain.
 
Spong reports that Spanish officers "have identified the three detainees as leaders of the Spanish section of ...

Andrew Wooden
by Andrew Wooden
on Jun 10th 2011 at 2:33PM
Citibank hacked

Citibank hacked

NEWS

Citibank has admitted to suffering a data breach that allowed hackers to view the names, account numbers and contact details of around 200,000 of its customers.

Matt Grainger
by Matt Grainger
on Jun 9th 2011 at 12:03PM
Sony says sorry for PSN outage

Sony says sorry for PSN outage

NEWS

SCEA boss Jack Tretton opened Sony's E3 conference last night with what appeared to be a very sincere apology for the PlayStation network outage that has dominated the headlines over ...

Andrew Wooden
by Andrew Wooden
on Jun 7th 2011 at 10:37AM
Microsoft network hijacked

Microsoft network hijacked

NEWS

Microsoft has confirmed that its own corporate network has been hijacked and used to launch distributed denial of service attacks.

Matt Grainger
by Matt Grainger
on Oct 14th 2010 at 12:14PM
Half of home wi-fi networks can be hacked 'in seconds'

Half of home wi-fi networks can be hacked 'in seconds'

NEWS

Almost half of home wi-fi networks can be hacked in less than five seconds, a study has found.

by Nicky Trup
on Oct 14th 2010 at 10:41AM
BT admits sending unsecured customer data to ACS:Law

BT admits sending unsecured customer data to ACS:Law

NEWS

The details of 500 PlusNet users which were leaked online were sent to anti-piracy solicitors ACS:Law in an unsecured document, BT has admitted.

by Nicky Trup
on Sep 29th 2010 at 1:22PM
Personal data of 8,000 more Sky subscribers leaked

Personal data of 8,000 more Sky subscribers leaked

NEWS

The private details of 8,000 more Sky broadband customers who have allegedly illegally shared files have appeared on the internet.

by Nicky Trup
on Sep 28th 2010 at 2:01PM
ACS:Law in hot water over leaked ?porn sharers? list

ACS:Law in hot water over leaked ?porn sharers? list

NEWS

Intellectual property rights solicitors ACS:Law could be fined up to £500,000 for leaking the personal data of thousands of Sky broadband customers.

by Nicky Trup
on Sep 28th 2010 at 10:32AM
Anti-piracy law firm hacked

Anti-piracy law firm hacked

NEWS

ACS Law, the law firm that is best known for sending out hundreds of letters to internet users demanding recompense for alleged file sharing, has had its email servers hacked.

Matt Grainger
by Matt Grainger
on Sep 27th 2010 at 10:51AM
Hackers create PSOne emulator for Android

Hackers create PSOne emulator for Android

NEWS

As if the PSP didn’t have enough piracy problems of its own, news has broken of a new PSOne emulator that’s currently in development for Google’s Android handsets.

Matt Grainger
by Matt Grainger
on Jun 7th 2010 at 4:10PM
Windows 2000 PCs under attack

Windows 2000 PCs under attack

NEWS

Symantec has observed a number of attacks on PCs using the Windows 2000 operating system that haven’t installed a recent Windows Media Service patch.

Matt Grainger
by Matt Grainger
on Jun 4th 2010 at 10:58AM
China hosts the most hacked PCs

China hosts the most hacked PCs

NEWS

More Chinese computers were subverted and drawn in to botnets than in any other country, including the US, according to a recent study by security vendor McAfee.

Matt Grainger
by Matt Grainger
on Feb 17th 2010 at 10:39AM