Anonymous Declares War On The City Of Orlando

Anonymous Declares War On The City Of Orlando

The hacktivist group Anonymous may be setting its sights on the city of Orlando, Florida next, if an anonymous press release which has landed in our inbox is to be believed (see bellow). The group is threatening to take down a different city-related website every day, starting with Orlando Florida Guide, which doesn’t even appear to be owned by the city of Orlando (it is registered to an organization called Utopia, administered by a man named Steven Ridenour). So any random website extolling the virtues of Orlando could be targeted.

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LULZSEC FINALLY QUITS AFTER 50 DAYS HACKING ATTACKS

Hacker group LulzSec which is responsible of many hacking attacks on sony aattacks on PBS, the US Senate, the CIA, and a slew of gaming sites popular with 4Chan users including EVE Online, Minecraft and League of Legends, finally calls for a quit for its hacking attacks. They announced it by posting this to twitter and pastebin. They are the team of 6 hackers who started the mission anti security 50 days ago.

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Hacker groups LulzSec, Anonymous attack gov't website

The hackers behind a string of attacks on government websites worldwide struck in the Philippines, hitting the site of the Philippine Broadcasting Service.

As of 4 p.m. Saturday, visitors to several pages in the PBS site were redirected to a new site that bore the logos of LulzSec and Anonymous.

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EA is latest target of hack attack

Hackers have breached an Electronic Arts Web site and may have taken user information such as birth dates, phone numbers and mailing addresses, the company said yesterday.

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USA Teaching 8-Year-Olds How to Be Hackers

Have things gotten so bad online security-wise that the government is now recruiting adolescents?

Want to teach your kids how to hack? There's a conference for that.

Reuters reports that the first-ever Defcon Kids conference will take place this August in Las Vegas, and will teach children ranging from ages eight to sixteen the basics of computer hacking, and how to protect themselves against cyber attacks. It will also serve as a recruiting farm for U.S. federal agents looking for the next-generation of "digital crime fighters."

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Summer Camp for Kid Hackers: Fabulous or Foolish?

I know of a family who once sent their 9-year-old son to a gun safety class. It was a good idea in theory, I guess, considering they keep guns in the home. But the reality is that the 9-year-old boy was mostly just interested in firing a gun and had zero interest in safety. As far as the kid was concerned, the class was simply expensive target practice that he could brag about to friends.

That’s kind of how I look at a kids-only summer camp for hackers. The idea behind it is to sway the next generation of computer whizzes to do good things online instead of sinister things like breaching security of major companies and governments. But the reality, I suspect, is that most of the kids will be psyched to learn more tricks of the trade on how to break and enter computer systems that very much want to keep them out.

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Make Windows Xp OS genuine

Make Xp genuine
This is the simple and best way to crack Xp . This will make you Xp genuine

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Hackers release web manifesto

HACKERS who have hit the websites of the CIA, US Senate and Sony during a month-long rampage claim to have targeted Britain's Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) and an FBI partner organisation, hours before releasing a web manifesto calling for "war" on governments that control the internet.

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World's Most Successful Ethical Hacker Available for Comment on Recent Outburst of Hacks

Jim Stickley, CTO of TraceSecurity, Uncovers Security Vulnerabilities by Hacking into Customer Networks

BATON ROUGE, LA, Jun 21, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Ethical hacker Jim Stickley is available this week for comment on the recent outbreak of hacks and data breaches that have hit companies such as Sega Corp., Citigroup Inc., Sony, Google Inc. and Lockheed Martin. Stickley and the TraceSecurity team of security analysts have conducted tens of thousands of sanctioned hacks on customer networks, demonstrating security vulnerabilities.

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PAKHACKERZ.COM HACKED AND DATABASE LEAKED

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Pakhackerz.com website was hacked and database was leaked on PASTEBIN by indishell members. You can see the details in 

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Tools for running DDOS Attacks

Tools for running DDOS Attacks

The main tools for running DDOS attacks are:

1. Trinoo
2. TFN
3. Stacheldraht
4. Shaft
5. TFN2K
6. mstream

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CIA WEBSITE WAS DOWN. LULZSEC TOOK RESPONSIBILITY

Web attack CIA. Public website of CIA cia.gov was inaccessible and the responsibility was taken by the most famous group of this month, Lulzsec. The group had taken the responsibility of this attack in a tweet. The website is now been recovered.

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Want A Web Attack? Who You Goin’ To Call?

The hacker group Lulz Security now does requests. If there is someone you want to take down, you can phone them up and ask them.

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Why are Lulzsec and Anonymous hacking games companies?

This isn't how Lulzsec or Anonymous really operate. But it helps some people to think – wrongly – of them this way. Photograph: Corbis

They called it Titanic Takeover Tuesday. Over the course of several hours on 14 June, the hacker group Lulzsec orchestrated distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks against three online games – Minecraft, Eve Online and League of Legends – as well as the gaming news site, Escapist.

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Hackers attack Malaysian government websites

KUALA LUMPUR — Hackers have disrupted Malaysian government websites, authorities said Thursday, following threats by anti-censorship "Anonymous" activists and a cyberattack on the CIA by an allied group.

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UNITED STATES SENATE WEBSITE HACKED

Website of United states Senate ws hacked by LulzSec. They also leaked data of server's access logs, directory listings and configuration files. The dump was part of the group's larger attack against Bethesda Softworks which resulted in the compromise of several of the company's systems.

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OpenOffice.org: Breaking up is hard to do

The proposal to shift OpenOffice.org into the Apache Foundation as an incubator project was approved in a vote over the weekend by a wide margin of 41-5. But the shiny new Apache OpenOffice.org "podling" won't come without birthing pains.

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The politics of Java

Java SE 7 was approved this week, despite complaints from JCP members

June 10, 2011, 8:00 AM — If Executive Committee members of the Java Community Process don't like how Oracle is handling Java and the JCP, then why don't they just vote no when big Java issues come up? Business reasons are key, but a recent olive branch from Oracle may have helped turn the tide in Oracle's favor.

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Can Google Search Really Save Me Time?

If this is what search has come to, measuring result returns in milliseconds, I think we have officially left the golden age of Web search behind.

Yesterday, Google added a nice bundle of new features to mobile and desktop-based search. Search by Image is fairly innovative—who wouldn't want to drop an image onto a Google search page and instantly get some information back about what it is? Instant Page, on the other hand, is a bit underwhelming.

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Facebook or Twitter: Which are you using more?

In the world of soft drinks, the two big names are Coke and Pepsi. With guitars, it's Fender and Gibson. And when it comes to social networking, one can make the argument that Facebook and Twitter are at the top of the heap.

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Facebook enters business relationship with RockMelt’s social networking browser

SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook has updated its status to include a relationship with RockMelt, an upstart Web browser that revolves around Facebook’s online hangout.

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How to block facebook facial recognition feature

Yesterday facebook has launched it's automatic face recognition feature to all over the world which recognizes your face in photos and suggest your friends to tag you in the photo. 

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Hack Facebook Fan Pages

Hello guys! after receiving a good responce from you i am posting a new trick here at Hacks N Cracks, Well it will tell you about a new hacking technique and also will increase your knowledge so that you may not become victim of such hacks,

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LulzSec versus FBI Affiliates + Whitehats

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Oracle spurns LibreOffice, wants to give OOo to Apache Foundation

Lawrence Joseph "Larry" Ellison (CEO OF ORACLE)

Oracle announced a proposal this week to transfer the OpenOffice.org (OOo) project to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF). The move would put OOo under the umbrella of the Apache Incubator program and involve transitioning the project's source code to the permissive Apache License. The proposal is currently under review by the Apache Incubator Project Management Committee, which has not yet issued a decision.

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U.S. government officials Gmail Accounts hacked: Mass Gmail phishing attack

Hundreds of personal Gmail accounts, including those of some senior U.S. government officials, were hacked as a result of a massive phishing scheme originating from China, Google said Wednesday.

The account hijackings were a result of stolen passwords, likely by malware installed on victims' computers or through victims' responses to e-mails from malicious hackers posing as trusted sources. That type of hack is known as phishing. Gmail's security systems themselves were not compromised, Google said.

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A History of Programming Games 1961-1989

In a programming game players write a program to complete a specific task, usually to wipe out all opponents. The contest takes place between either programs in the memory of a virtual computer or robots in an arena.

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How to know if the web server is Windows or Linux based?

Hey Guys! today Hacks N Cracks has brought a pretty interesting topic for you.

The topic itself is self explanatory :- How to know if the web server is Windows or Linux based.Well This is something you won’t find on any other website.

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Master School:A Software to Manage all Records Easily

Now manage all your school records including attendance, library, marks, student's persnal details, teachers, exams, subjects in the professional way.

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