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Twitter Update: Twitter restores TweetDeck services after issuing a security fix for XSS vulnerability Update 3: Twitter has issued a security fix and turned TweetDeck services back on for all of its users. “Sorry for any inconvenience,” it said in a tweet. Update 2: The problem hasn’t been fixed, it would seem. Many users have logged out of TweetDeck and logged back in, but are still experiencing
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The Syrian Electronic Army hacking group is notorious for causing all sorts of trouble for some of the biggest destinations on the Web, and this time around, they’ve gone after Facebook. Update: Facebook’s WHOIS info has been restored back to normal. The group has just claimed on Twitter to have gained possession of Facebook.com. Happy Birthday Mark! http://t.co/yWBwvXPGRZ owned by #SEA http://t.c
Twitter, NYTimes, HuffPo UK Whois and DNS Records Altered By Syrian Electronics Army
Twitter Twitter, NYTimes and Huff Po Whois and DNS records altered, Syrian Electronic Army takes responsibility At approximately 3pm PST, the Syrian Electronic Army seemingly hacked into Twitter, Huffington Post and NY Times’ registry accounts altering contact details, and more significantly, DNS records. Modifying DNS records of a domain will allow SEA to redirect visitors to any site of their ch
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