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,

More than 6000 Facebook account hacked by a hacker named Cru3l Int3ntion. Couple of months before another hackers group from Nepal named TeamSwaStika has hijacked more than 10 thousand Facebook accounts. Later FB authority denies that attack. Among those hacked accounts the users are mainly from France, Spain, England, India and some other countries. In this hacking

Anonymous Exposed The Private Information of The Special Agent, Officers, Cyber Crime Investigators Of Department Of Justice ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The hacktivists claim to have hacked into Baclagan's Gmail account and to have accessed his voicemails and SMS message logs using unspecified techniques as part of their ongoing

Facebook again under massive attack. This time phishing emails are threatening to delete users’ Facebook accounts unless the victims pass along their account details within 24 hours. The phishing messages are charging Facebook users with violating policy regulations by annoying or insulting other Facebook users. The messages are then requesting personal and financial

span class="articleLocation">The U.S. military now has a legal framework to cover offensive operations in cyberspace, the commander of the U.S. Strategic Command said Wednesday, less than a month after terming this a work in progress."I do not believe that we need new explicit authorities to conduct offensive operations of any kind," Air Force General Robert Kehler said in the latest sign of

Facebook will not be targeted by Anonymous on Saturday, the hacking group said in one of its Twitter accounts, again distancing itself from a threat that has gotten broad publicity since it surfaced several months ago. "We told you many times ddosing Facebook was a fake operation," reads a message posted on Friday in the group's AnonOps Twitter account. The threat to "destroy" Facebook

WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange lost a court battle to stay in the United Kingdom Wednesday and will be extradited to Sweden to face questioning over sex charges, a court ruled. Appeals court judges Lord Justice John Thomas and Justice Duncan Ouseley rejected all four of the arguments Assange's defense team used to fight the extradition.They will hold another hearing