The game hasn't been out for 48 hours, but already one site is claiming to have the very first hack for Modern Warfare 2. If you're a jerk, you can even choose to buy the hack from ...
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Despite well-known privacy leaks and rampant availability of sensitive personal data, Facebook remains hugely popular.
Lulled into a precarious sense of security by friends locking accounts, most people feel fairly comfortable sharing information they might not otherwise like to ...
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An international computer hacker pleaded guilty on Friday in a Boston courtroom to multiple charges relating to hacking activity and credit card fraud. More than 40 million credit and debit card numbers were stolen from major U.S. ...
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Eww, you got hacker in my Commodore 64 emulator!
Yes, it's true: only a couple of months after it appeared on the Apps Store, Manomio's C64 emulator for the iPhone has been yanked from the service. Apparently, some ...
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I last played Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare on a PS3 some months ago, and always had a riot - COD 4 is one of the most accomplished, polished online shoot-me-dos I've encountered.
Sadly, it's all going ...
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T-Mobile has made a statement regarding the investigation into hacker claims that customer data was stolen and made available to online bidders, although more questions were raised than answered.
T-Mobile confirmed that some information included in the original ...
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T-Mobile is investigating unconfirmed claims made this weekend to the Full Disclosure mailing list by hackers bragging that they've infiltrated company servers.
Full Disclosure is an unmoderated forum that exists to notify people of possible security vulnerabilities. The ...
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It appears that back in late 2007 a Russian hacker breached the ATM server belonging to Houston based Cardtronics and monitored transactions from 7-Eleven cash machines long enough to ...
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Computer security researchers warned that social networking websites are playgrounds for hackers, AFP reports. The report added that hackers are taking advantage of people's trust, especially with the open platform that social networks employ, a trend started ...
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