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Vi Allegedly Exposed Data of 301 Million Customers, Telco Denies Claim
Multiple vulnerabilities in the system of Vodafone Idea (Vi) allegedly exposed details of customers online. Call records, full names and addresses of customers, and SMS details were reportedly leaked online. Vi denied the report and said that it fixed a potential vulnerability in its billing communication immediately after it learned about the bug.
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Watch Dogs: Legion Source Code Allegedly Leaked, Ubisoft Investigating the Breach
Watch Dogs: Legion, Ubisoft’s latest entry into the ‘hack the world’ Watch Dogs franchise, has reportedly been hacked. The source code for the game has been allegedly leaked by a ransomware group called Egregor, however, it is unclear exactly what data has been leaked.
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HBO Offered $250,000 to Hackers to Prevent Leaks: Report
HBO termed it as "bug bounty payment", calling it part of a programme that rewarded ethical hackers.
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NSA Hacking Tools Were Leaked Online. Here's What You Need to Know
A group calling itself the Shadow Brokers posted online what it claims is malware used by the Equation Group - hackers that have been linked to the NSA.
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Partial User Data of Food Delivery Service InnerChef Leaked by Purported Hackers
An anonymous hacker has leaked registration details of InnerChef's users, allegedly through an Sql Injection bug.
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Sony Vows to Survive After Hackers Promise 'Christmas Gift'
Staff were called together in Los Angeles to hear how the company is responding to the November 24 hacking attack, which has produced a string of damaging and highly embarrassing leaks
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Andrew Garfield Condemns Hackers, Calls Them Misogynistic
Actor Andrew Garfield has blasted hackers, who leaked nude photos of celebrities such as Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton, saying they are "misogynistic" and "revolting".
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Hackers claim to leak conference call between FBI, Scotland Yard
A sensitive conference call between the FBI and Scotland Yard was recorded by the very people they were trying to catch, the hacking group known as Anonymous claimed on Friday.
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Vi Allegedly Exposed Data of 301 Million Customers, Telco Denies Claim
Multiple vulnerabilities in the system of Vodafone Idea (Vi) allegedly exposed details of customers online. Call records, full names and addresses of customers, and SMS details were reportedly leaked online. Vi denied the report and said that it fixed a potential vulnerability in its billing communication immediately after it learned about the bug.
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Watch Dogs: Legion Source Code Allegedly Leaked, Ubisoft Investigating the Breach
Watch Dogs: Legion, Ubisoft’s latest entry into the ‘hack the world’ Watch Dogs franchise, has reportedly been hacked. The source code for the game has been allegedly leaked by a ransomware group called Egregor, however, it is unclear exactly what data has been leaked.
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HBO Offered $250,000 to Hackers to Prevent Leaks: Report
HBO termed it as "bug bounty payment", calling it part of a programme that rewarded ethical hackers.
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NSA Hacking Tools Were Leaked Online. Here's What You Need to Know
A group calling itself the Shadow Brokers posted online what it claims is malware used by the Equation Group - hackers that have been linked to the NSA.
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Partial User Data of Food Delivery Service InnerChef Leaked by Purported Hackers
An anonymous hacker has leaked registration details of InnerChef's users, allegedly through an Sql Injection bug.
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Sony Vows to Survive After Hackers Promise 'Christmas Gift'
Staff were called together in Los Angeles to hear how the company is responding to the November 24 hacking attack, which has produced a string of damaging and highly embarrassing leaks
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Andrew Garfield Condemns Hackers, Calls Them Misogynistic
Actor Andrew Garfield has blasted hackers, who leaked nude photos of celebrities such as Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton, saying they are "misogynistic" and "revolting".
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Hackers claim to leak conference call between FBI, Scotland Yard
A sensitive conference call between the FBI and Scotland Yard was recorded by the very people they were trying to catch, the hacking group known as Anonymous claimed on Friday.
