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Popular Indian Cricketer, Yuvraj Singh‘s  Official Website  got hacked to by  Shadow008 . Official Website Link:  http://www.yuvrajsingh.in/ The hacker even hacked  http://www.yuvrajsingh.co.in/  and  http://yuvrajsinghfoundation.o rg/ Hack Proof can be found at  http://www.zone-h.com/mirror/id/15512658

70+ Indian Government Websites, university websites Hacked by Muslim Liberation Army.  It includes patiala police website(patialapolice.org).  Here is the List of Hacked sites: http://pastebin.com/3YNMn

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Harvard University's home page was hacked earlier today in what was described as a "sophisticated" attack that briefly defaced the site with a message accusing the U.S. of supporting the uprising against Syria's president. Accompanying an image of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was a message that said "SyRiAn ELeCTronic ArMy WeRe HeRE," according to a screenshot captured by the  BBC . The defacement included an anti-U.S. diatribe that accused the U.S. of supporting a "policy of killing" in Syria, the BCC reported:  Do you support the war on Syria? If you are you, as well as the following Syria's population of 23 million people. This means 23 million mobile bomb. Imagine what we could do. A Harvard spokesperson said the university is examining the hack in an effort to improve network security. "The university's homepage was compromised by an outside party this morning. We took down the site for several hours in order to

Earlier today, They've released John the Ripper 1.7.8-jumbo-7. Change log: * Support for encrypted pkzip archives has been added, testing millions of candidate passwords per second. (JimF) (This is in addition to WinZip/AES archives, support for which was added in prior -jumbo updates.) * Support for Mac OS X 10.7 Lion salted SHA-512 hashes has been added (enabled when building against OpenSSL 0.9.8+ only), with optional OpenMP parallelization. (Solar) * Optional OpenMP parallelization has been added for salted SHA-1 hashes used by Mac OS X 10.4 to 10.6. (Solar) * PoC support for DES-based 10-character tripcodes has been added (does not use the bitslice DES implementation yet, hence is slow). (Solar) * The DIGEST-MD5 authentication cracker has been revised to be usable without requiring source code customizations. (magnum) * Highly experimental support for dynamically loaded plugins (adding new formats) has been added (currently only enabled on Linux). (David J

Two prominent Chinese hackers have released a convention calling for the rejection of cybertheft and are asking their peers to support it, as China is increasingly seen as the source of international hacking attacks. The two hackers, Gong Wei and Wan Tao, released their "Hackers' Self-Discipline Convention" to the Chinese media and posted its contents on the Internet. The hackers declined to offer further comment, but the document presents itself as a moral code that outlines appropriate hacking activities. The document states that hackers will not obtain money through stealing from the public. Hacking groups will also not spread knowledge or tools that are meant to take income. "The public's privacy, especially that of children and minors, will be protected," the document says. Any activity to buy or sell people's private information is considered inappropriate. The pact also defines hackers as people who promote the development of the Interne

Lucky(indian hacker) hacked the Pakcyberarmy.net and cracked 1500+ user's passwords from their database. Pakcyberarmy.net is the hub of most of the Pakistani hackers. Indian hacker group "Indishell" leader "Lucky" leaks all info via a excel file available for download. "Most of the Users/Hackers used the same passwords to their emails and what ever u wanna do do it spam, play , abuse or what ever you feel like its all yours" According to Lucky. The password List is available : http://www.multiupload.com/ERWJ33UPI2 Archive password - proud_to_be_indian Format - HASH : PASSWORD

Samsung has beaten  Apple  in the West European market. The company now holds 22% market share as compared to 21% market share of Apple. The company shipped 4.8 million units in second quarter of 2011, as compared of 4.6 million smartphones shipped by Apple. HTC stands tall at #3 spot with 3.1 million units shipped. HTC now holds 14% market share in the market. According to a report by IDC,"All European countries are seeing increasing smartphone adoption, as consumers go for  Android -based devices and the iPhone from Apple." Francisco Jeronimo, European mobile devices research manager, IDC says, "Android-powered handsets from the likes of Samsung, HTC, and Sony Ericsson have been able to drive strong volumes and to grab the biggest slice of share from the declining Symbian as Nokia moves to Windows Phones." Android OS strengthened its leadership in the region, with shipments up 352% year on year to 10.5 million units, which represented 48.5% of total smar

1.  Mariner Bugs Out (1962) Cost:  $18.5 million Disaster:  The Mariner 1 rocket with a space probe headed for Venus diverted from its intended flight path shortly after launch.  Mission Control destroyed the rocket 293 seconds after liftoff. Cause:  A programmer incorrectly transcribed a handwritten formula into computer code, missing a single superscript bar.  Without the smoothing function indicated by the bar, the software treated normal variations of velocity as if they were serious, causing faulty corrections that sent the rocket off course. ( more ) 2.  Hartford Coliseum Collapse (1978) Cost:  $70 million, plus another $20 million damage to the local economy Disaster:  Just hours after thousands of fans had left the Hartford Coliseum, the steel-latticed roof collapsed under the weight of wet snow. Cause:  The programmer of the CAD software used to design the coliseum incorrectly assumed the steel roof supports would only face pure compression.  But when one o

Google is telling people in Iran to change their passwords and take other security precautions in the wake of an Internet attack in which the google.com domain was spoofed. "We learned last week that the compromise of a Dutch company involved with verifying the authenticity of websites could have put the Internet communications of many Iranians at risk, including their Gmail," Eric Grosse, Google's vice president of security engineering, wrote in a blog post last night. "While Google's internal systems were not compromised, we are directly contacting possibly affected users and providing similar information below because our top priority is to protect the privacy and security of our users," he wrote. Specifically, Google recommends that users in Iran change their passwords; verify their account recovery options; check the Web sites and applications that are allowed to access their Google account; check Gmail settings for suspicious forwarding a

Philip Reitinger (Credit: DHS) Sony has hired a former Department of Homeland Security official to head up its cybersecurity efforts, the company announced today. Philip Reitinger has been named a senior vice president and chief information security officer at Sony. In his role in the newly created post, Reitinger will be charged with defending the company's "assets and services" from any security or privacy threats they might face. Reitinger became a deputy undersecretary at the Department of Homeland Security in 2009 and soon after became the director of its National Cybersecurity Center. He stepped down from those roles in June, citing personal reasons. Reitinger's new appointment comes just months after Sony was hit with the worst security breach its PlayStation Network service has faced. The online platform, which lets people play games with others and access multimedia content, was hacked earlier this year, revealing the personal information of milli

Apple has reportedly already begun training its retail store employees on both iOS 5 and iCloud, sources have told 9to5Mac. Such training usually kicks in a couple of weeks before a new product actually launches, which could mean that the latest iOS release and new cloud-based service may debut before the rumored timeframe of mid or late October. These dates may also indicate the timing of the iPhone 5, according to 9to5Mac, which says that Apple usually unveils a new iOS version "in the days surrounding" a new iPhone. Last year, Apple released iOS 4 on June 21, and then followed that up with the iPhone 4 on June 24. The tidbit about the new training leads 9to5Mac to stick with its original forecast that the iPhone 5 will be available for pre-order late September and then officially hit the market in early October. European carrier and T-Mobile USA parent Deutsche Telekom reportedly has already started letting customers reserve the new iPhone before it's eve

Summary:   Guardian  reported that UK police officers have flown to the US to gather evidence of computer hacking that could be used in the prosecution of two UK teenagers suspected of carrying out online attacks on behalf of Anonymous and LulzSec. 18-year-old Jake Davis  is suspected by the authorities of being "Topiary" , the public face of the Anonymous and LulzSec hacktivist groups who was arrested earlier this month in the Shetland Islands. Ryan Clear who was arrested in June, are remanded on police bail, prohibited from accessing the internet via a computer or phone, and have restrictions on their movements. While neither Davis nor Cleary were at Southwark crown court for a short hearing on Tuesday morning, Judge Nicholas Lorraine-Smith said the co-defendants would need to appear at the court for a plea and case management hearing on 27 January. It is believed the UK authorities are having to trawl through a large amount of forensic evidence to build their cases. T

HTC announced its first 10.1-inch Honeycomb tablet, which is also AT&T's first tablet to run on the carrier's new LTE/HSPA+ 4G network. The HTC Jetstream runs Android 3.1 and HTC Sense on a 1.5GHz, dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, features eight-megapixel and 1.3-megapixel cameras, offers an optional HTC Stylus, and start selling Sept. 4 for a pricey $700 with 32GB of memory. HTC is taking its tablet talents to AT&T in the form of the HTC Jetstream. The 10.1-inch WXGA slate is powered by a  Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.5GHz dual-core processor  instead of the 1.2GHz Nvidia Tegra 2 processor typically found on Android 3.x ("Honeycomb") tablets. With 32GB of memory, the Jetstream will sell for $700 plus contract when it arrives in stores Sept. 4. There does not appear to be a 16GB version available.   HTC Jetstream The device promises a number of firsts. It's HTC's first "Honeycomb" tablet, running  Android 3.1 . It's also HTC's

Like most Ubuntu updates, version 11.10 isn't a huge overhaul; rather, it improves on the big changes made in 11.04, by cleaning up the Dash, overhauling the Ubuntu Software Center, and bringing in some new default software. Here's a look at the biggest changes in the newly released beta. Ubuntu 11.04 ushered in some grand changes to the default Ubuntu desktop, most notably the new Unity interface. 11.10 refines some of Unity's rougher edges, while adding in a few new convenience features as well. We won't go through  every  little change here (as there are a lot of small ones), but here are some of the bigger ones you'll notice off the bat, and (mostly) be thankful for. The Dash, Simplified The Dash, introduced in Ubuntu 11.04, is a nice little launcher that gives you quick access to your applications and files through a quick search. It had a few little clunks, though, that made it annoying to use in 11.04. Now, the Dash only has one button, at the top of your d