Hacktivist Anonymous claimed New Attack on Biotech Giant Monsanto. According to a new message posted on their source Anon has renewed its campaign against the Monsanto corporation. "Operation End Monsanto is still very much up and running.  Pwnage will continue indefinitely,"read Anonymous' opening statement. Continuing: "First Victim: Bivings

The Nishna Valley Family YMCA executive director Dan Hayes said hackers stole $54,000 from the organization's checking account through an undetected virus. FBI said it is investigating a cyber attack that targeted an Iowa YMCA.  Haynes said the hackers used the virus to read their banking information. Information technology experts said it's not a new

Everyday when you open lkhackers.blogspot.com you see lost of hacks, defacement, data breached, server rooted, database hacked, information leaked and so on and on. Here is some summary where all the recent attacks ware covered. If 2011 was “the year of the hack,” as it was dubbed by Richard Clarke, former White House cyber-security czar Would

About 12 different Chinese groups largely directed by the government there, do the bulk of the China based cyber attacks stealing critical data from U.S. companies and government agencies, according to U.S. cyber security analysts and experts. US online security companies are suggesting that it should have the right to force them to stop "by any means possible". Sketched

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The biggest are down!!! Hacker with nickname AlpHaNiX attack Google, Gmail, Youtube, Yahoo, Apple etc. All websites are hacked on domain .cd wich belongs to Democratic Republic of Congo. Hacker use strategy so-called DNS cache poisoning.Hacked websites: http://apple.cd/, http://yahoo.cd/, http://gmail.cd/, http://google.cd/, http://youtube.cd/,  http://linux.cd/,

Zeus Trojan spreads when user views 'photos'; Facebook now blocking malicious domains spreading the attack.A worm spreading via Facebook infects victims with a variant of the dangerous Zeus Trojan. The attack, which was first found by researchers at CSIS in Denmark, spreads via phony posts from an infected Facebook user's account that pretends to contain photos.Like previous Facebook scams,