Code104 News: April 2012

Wednesday, 25 April 2012

Facebook Offers free Antivirus Service to protect their users at AV Market Place

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The social networking giant, Facebook announced its partnership with a number of security vendors to protect its users from spam and malicious content.

Facebook teams up with Microsoft, McAfee, TrendMicro, Sophos, and Symantec and launched the Antivirus Marketplace where facebook users can download Antivirus softwares for free.

The Antivirus Marketplace offers the following software for download: McAfee Internet Security (PC), Microsoft Security Essentials (PC), Norton Antivirus (PC and Mac), Trend Micro (PC and Mac), and Sophos Antivirus (Mac). Six months of free updates are included with each download, but users are limited to just one free antivirus application per Facebook account.

Download your favorite Antivirus software for free of cost from here:
http://on.fb.me/FBAVMarketplace

We are thankful to Facebook for providing protection against spam and malwares.

VMWare Source Code Leaked by Anonymous Hackers

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VMware on Tuesday announced that a single file from its ESX server hypervisor source code has been posted online, and it held out the possibility that more proprietary files could be leaked in the future. "The fact that the source code may have been publicly shared does not necessarily mean that there is any increased risk to VMware customers," VMware said in a statement.

"Hardcore Charlie" - who claims to have downloaded some 300 Megabytes of VMWare source code.

Anonymous tweeted:

@AnonymousIRC: Oops, VMWare source leaked? Not good http://pastebin.com/JGxdK6vw to Anonymous contributors. May the Pirate Bay always sail strong!

The leaked documents include what appear to be internal VMWare communications, pasted onto CEIEC letterhead and with official looking stamps. One email exchange, dated June 5, 2003 is from Jeffrey Sheldon to an internal VMWare listserv and has the subject "code review:untruncating segments.

Given the large number of service providers that run vSphere, security issues in ESX could potentially have a broad and widespread impact, according to security researchers. VMware says it is looking into the matter and will be canvassing its industry partners and developers in order to determine the source of the breach.

Tuesday, 24 April 2012

Nirmal Baba's Website Hacked by League of Assassins [Code104]

Posted by Code104 Reporter Labels: Cyber News, Defacements, Hacker, Hacker News, Hackers, Hacking, League of Assasins on , | Comments

We haven't posted any news on our blog for a long time, Blog was also down due to some problems faced by the members of Code104, inconvenience is regretted !

Today Dark knights The Black Hat Souls aka League of Assassins Hacked biggest Indian fraud known as Nirmal Baba, Website got defaced and database is dumped ! Hackers from League of Assassins [Code104] also mention that Nirmal Baba's website is only hacked due to misguiding innocent people and making fool of them !
Below are the details of this hack:
Defaced Page:http://nirmalbaba.me/volunteer/admin/admin/volunimage.php?id=4443
Cause Of This Hack:Misguiding Innocent People and making fool of them !

Code104 Team:
GoldenBoy,CyberAce,gh0st,PH4N70M C0D3R,Akfortyseven,Vanish3r,mr.tr0jan,-[D4RK CRYST4L]-,Evil L0rd,Mysterious,Mauritania Attacker,Mack aka Mayank,Local r00t,LION HEART,Back End,theCr1m1n4L

Greetz to: All Indian hackers