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50,000 credit card numbers stolen in Stratfor cyber attack
A new report claims that the cyber attack on the security think tank Stratfor by Anonymous resulted in over 50,000 credit card numbers, among other data, being stolen from the company's server. Read...
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Anonymous takes credit card info from SpecialForces.com
Anonymous has taken credit for yet another cyber attack that resulted in the group taking credit card numbers. This time the victim was SpecialForces.com which sells military themed items. Read more...
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Anonymous spent $700,000 with stolen credit cards
Anonymous used credit card numbers stolen in December from the servers of security firm Stratfor to make at least $700,000 in false credit card purchases, according to the FBI. Read more...
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FBI announces arrest of 10 people over Butterfly Botnet
The FBI has confirmed the arrest of 10 people over the Butterfly Botnet; a botnet that, peaking at more than 11 million machines infected, harvesting details on bank accounts and passwords. Read more...
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Five men charged in largest fraud hacking case in US
Five men have been charged in what's being called the largest fraud hacking case ever in the US, as they are accused of stealing 160 million credit and debit card numbers. Read more...
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Over 70,000 unencrypted credit card and CCV numbers stolen
One of the largest data breaches in Europe's recent history has led to 1.5 million people having some personal information stolen and over 70,000 have had unencrypted credit card data stolen. Read more...
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40 million credit card numbers stolen from Target
Retailer Target has announced that 40 million credit card numbers have been taken from its database, with the incidents starting on November 27th and continuing through December 15th. Read more...
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Target: An additional 70 million people may be affected by recent security...
Target is once again in the news, this time announcing that up to 70 million addition people may be at risk after the recent security breach that exposed up to 40 million credit cards. Read more...
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FBI warns of more cyber attacks like Target's
The FBI has released a confidential statement to retail companies warning them of future attacks, as well as the potential dangers of malware infections. Read more...
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California DMV compromised, credit cards breached
Reports suggest that online transactions with California's Department of Motor Vehicles may have resulted in a security breach which led to compromised credit cards. Read more...
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