Israel Ministry of Justice Domain freeze by Godzilla to Protest Against Israel

Israel Ministry of Justice Domain freeze by Indian Hacker Godzilla to Protest Against Israel.
According to Hacker:
"Is killing innocent people a Justice??
Stop killing small kids and women's..
Don't cross your limit..
./Peace is just what we want..."

Freezed domain list..
www.justice.gov.il
www.amutot.justice.gov.il.
www.apac.justice.gov.il
www.civilcode.justice.gov.il
www.havarot.justice.gov.il
www.impa.justice.gov.il
www.mishpatim.gov.il
www.mugbaluyot.justice.gov.il
www.netuneiashrai.justice.gov.il
www.patent.justice.gov.il
www.patents.gov.il
www.privacyconference2010.org
www.shamaim.justice.gov.il
www.shoftim.justice.gov.il

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570+ Israeli Sites Hacked & Defaced by Hitcher (MLA) to Protest Against Israel

Mass Attack by Pakistani hacker Hitcher from Team MLA(Muslim Liberation Army) hack More then 570 Israeli sites hacked and Message Delivered. Since the announcement by Israel that they are planning to disconnect the internet in Palestine, hackers around the world have gone into a full on rage against the Zionist state of Israel.

According to hacker "The hack is done against the protest against Gaza attack by Israelis they are killing innocent children and women"

The list of impacted sites and mirrors was published on Pastebin , at press time, all of them still weren't restored.

In the continued appalling treatment of the Palestinian people and the barbaric acts of Israel defense forces against Palestine a hacker that goes by the handle Hitcher who is also a member of the Team Muslim Liberation Army has been hacking and defacing Israeli websites.

Deface page say's:
"Gaza will Never Defeat Israel will be Deleted.
Hitcher is still alive
#op-israel
GAZA IS UNDER ATTACK,
WE MUST STAND IN FULL SOLIDARITY!
Expect NETANYAHU to increase
the violence ahead of both
the UN vote on Palestine’s
status and the ISRAELI elections
in January."

Hacked Sites List:
http://pastie.org/5387529

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English Defence League Hacked & Defaced by ZCompany Hacking Crew

ZCompany Hacking Crew members "Leo Seven" hack and deface English Defence League[EDL] official website. English Defence League[EDL] site has been hacked a many times before by 'ZCompany Hacking Crew' and also by 'Team Posion' hackers. English Defence League organization claims to have thousands of members of different ethnicity and religious beliefs.

Deface Page say's:
"Such a shame! EDL admins! as we ZHC said we will always be one step ahead of you. We will chase you, expose your racism and even remove you from the web. We demonstrated it successfully by deleting your facebook page three times. And we have demonstrated it successfully by defacing and exposing your frauds yet again.But the best is yet to come. Yes right, details of supporters and donors of EDL will be made public soon.A racist organization like you don't deserve to exist. And we ZHC will leave no stone upturned in exposing your lies. To the ordinary EDL members: These EDL admins lie to you. They have been using your donations and funds for their personal gain. But don't worry ZHC is here for the audit. Stop following the admins like sheeps"


Hacked Site Link:
http://www.englishdefenceleague.org/
http://www.zone-h.org/mirror/id/18560269


Video :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBAA5W1MVu8

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Hacker ‘Cosmo the God’ Sentenced and Banned from Internet for Six Years

Hacker ‘Cosmo the God’ Sentenced and Banned from Internet for Six Years.

A 15-year-old UG Nazi hacker going by the name of Cosmo or Cosmo the God was sentenced in juvenile court on Wednesday with terms for six years without any computers or Internet, until his 21st birthday. During these 6 years, he'll need approval from his parole officer to access the internet. Wired report that hacker resides in Long Beach, California, and began as a politicized.

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Android's Gingerbread, ICS main target of cyber criminals

Gingerbread, the most popular android version, attracts increased interest from cybercriminals

The most popular targets among cyber criminals in the third quarter of the current year were Android versions 2.3.6, popularly known as ‘Gingerbread’, and 4.0.4, also known as ‘Ice Cream Sandwich’, according to an analysis done by Kaspersky Labs.

The rapid growth in the number of new mobile malicious programs for android continued in the third quarter, prompting the specialists at Kaspersky Lab to identify the platform versions most frequently targeted by cyber criminals.

Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread accounted for 28% of all blocked attempts to install malware, while the second most commonly attacked version was the new 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich, which accounted for 22% of attempts.

“Although Gingerbread was released back in September 2011, due to the segmentation of the Android device market it still remains one of the most popular versions, which, in turn, attracts increased interest from cybercriminals,” said Yuri Namestnikov, senior malware analyst at Kaspersky Lab.

Source: business-standard

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Twitter resets 'hacked' passwords after being compromised

Twitter resets 'hacked' passwords after being compromised

Thousands of Twitter users have received emails warning their account has been compromised by a third party.

Some accounts had been compromised, but other users had received the emails after Twitter had unintentionally reset unaffected passwords, the company said.

The mass email coincided with incidents involving several high-profile accounts, including at least one account belonging to the BBC.

Other media organisations, such as the TechCrunch blog, reported being warned.

Twitter gave no indication of the cause or source of the compromise, and would not share details of the size of the issue.

In a statement, it said: "When we believe an account may have been compromised, we reset the password and send an email letting the account owner know this has happened along with information about creating a new password. This is a routine part of our processes to protect our users.

"In this case, we unintentionally reset passwords of a larger number of accounts, beyond those that we believed to have been compromised.

"We apologise for any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused."

Deletions and spam

Some users who received the email noticed that some of their tweets had been deleted, while others said spam links had been posted without their knowledge - a typical characteristic of a compromised account.

The Twitter account belonging to BBC Radio 4's Today programme earlier told followers it was "trying to get to the bottom" of problems relating to their feed.

Other BBC accounts have received the warning email - but it is not yet clear if any more were compromised.

Comedian David Mitchell tweeted that he had received the email, and that a tweet he had written publicising his column in the Observer newspaper had been removed.

Some users criticised Twitter's email, suggesting it looked like a "phishing scam" - a message that impersonates an official email in an attempt to trick users into giving up personal details.

Source:BBC

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New Mastercard has LCD screen and keyboard

A credit card with an LCD display and built-in keyboard has been launched in Singapore by Mastercard.

The card has touch-sensitive buttons and the ability to create a "one-time password" - doing away with the need for a separate device sometimes needed to log in to online banking.

Future versions of the card could display added information such as the remaining balance.

The card will be available from January before being rolled out globally.

Many of the world's banks require customers to log in to online banking by using a small security device to generate a one-off password.

Bulky token

While considerably more secure than typical static username and password log-in systems, many people find using security tokens cumbersome given the need to keep it with them in order to use online banking.

Mastercard's interactive card aims to solve that issue.

"We brainstormed on ways to make it convenient and yet secure for customers," said V Subba from Standard Chartered Bank, which is collaborating with Mastercard.

"The question was: instead of sending customers another bulky token, could we replace something which already exists in the customer's wallet? That was when credit, debit and ATM cards immediately came to mind."

Eventually, the card could display information such as loyalty or reward points or recent transaction history.

Improving the portability of secure banking is a continuing priority for the world's credit card firms.

Last year, Visa announced a similar card with interactive functions.

However, smartphone manufacturers will be hoping that enhanced credit cards will be quickly replaced by NFC - near-field communication - alleviating the need for physical payment cards altogether.

Source:BBC

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