Teen Behind Titanium DDoS Stresser Pleads Guilty in London
Adam Mudd, 19, of Toms Lane, Kings Langley, a town northwest of London, pleaded guilty two weeks ago to running the Titanium Stresser, a DDoS-for-hire service. Mudd admitted to two counts of computer misuse, which stem from creating the service, using it himself, and then renting it to other criminals online through the titaniumstresser.net website. Mudd built Titanium Stresser when he was 15 Inve
Pokemon GO DDoS Attacks Postponed As PoodleCorp Botnet Suffers Security Breach - EXCLUSIVE
The hacking crew that promised to launch DDoS attacks on the Pokemon GO servers on August 1 suffered a minor setback yesterday, after someone hacked their site, dumped the database, and shared it with data breach index service LeakedSource. The hacking crew's moniker is PoodleCorp, being a relatively new unit on the cyber-crime scene, which has made a name for itself by defacing popular YouTube ch
Anonymous Shifts Focus from Banks to Stock Exchanges As OpIcarus Continues
OpIcarus, the Anonymous operation that aimed to launch a barrage of DDoS attacks against the banking sector, has reached phase three, which is now called OpMayhem (Fight Club reference) and is targeting stock exchanges all over the world. In a video released on YouTube over the weekend, the hacker collective laid out a plan of attack for the rest of the month, gathering all members (called Anons)
Anonymous Attacks Eight More Banks Part of OpIcarus
The Netherlands, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Guernsey, Maldives, Panama, and Kenya The Anonymous campaign OpIcarus launched against the banking sector seems to be ramping up, with eight more financial institutions suffering DDoS attacks during the past few days, ever since the campaign was publicly announced. The first DDoS attacks part of #OpIcarus targeted the Central
Syrian Electronic Army Hijacks WSJ Twitter Accounts
They posted the message “Ira Winkler is a cockroach” on the hacked accounts The Syrian Electronic Army has hijacked a total of four Twitter accounts of the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) and has posted a message claiming that Ira Winker is a cockroach. The Syrian hacktivists hijacked the WSJ Africa (@wsjafrica), the WSJ Europe (@wsjeurope), the WSJ Vintage (@vsjvintage), and the WSJ.D (@wsjd) Twitter a
Mt. Gox Allegedly Hacked by Group That Wants to Know the Cause of the Shutdown
Source code, a recording of a conversation and employee information has been leaked A group of hackers claims to have breached the systems of the now defunct Mt. Gox in an effort to find out what really happened to the world’s largest Bitcoin exchange. Dzoba.com has been monitoring the ##mtgox-chat chat room. An individual using the online moniker “nanashi____” said he and his group breached Mt. G
The DDoS Attack That Almost Broke the Internet, Didn't Even Break the Site It Targeted
Akamai monitors traffic in real time, but didn't show any major congestion, certainly not all over the world, when the attacks occurred. The screenshot was taken after the height of the attack. DDoS attacks aren't exactly a glamorous subject. Yet, over the past day, everyone has picked up the "biggest attack in internet history" story, including reputable publications like The New York Times or th
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