Monday, 16 January 2012

Huffington Post's Twitter account Hacked

Hackers compromised The Huffington Post's Twitter account and replaced the news site's usual story teases with racist and homophobic messages.

Hacker tweet the following message using the compromised account: "cloverfdch is a F#@%ing god! Hacked:)" and "New York Postrules!!!"

Now, The posts in question were deleted from the site's Twitterpage, although they still appear on subscribers' third-party Twitter clients.
"Sorry about that, Twitterverse! We know we've been hacked and are working to resolve theissue as quickly as possible," the site saidin a tweet

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Nigerian Army Education site hacked by Nigerian Hackers


Today the official website of Nigerian Army Education Corps (NAEC) got defaced by some Nigerian Hacktivists, He tweeted. The Complete message posted by Hackers as shown below:




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Hacker will release full Norton Antivirus code on Tuesday






A hacker with code name of 'Yama Tough' announce via Twitter that on Tuesday he will leak the full source code for Symantec Corp's flagship Norton Antivirus software which is 1,7Gb src.

Last week Yama Tough has released fragments of source code from Symantec products along with a cache of emails. The hacker says all the data was taken from Indian government servers. Yama Tough is trying to prove that Indian government was snooping on America and China.

YamaTough said via Twitter "Pass it on to forensics and win the lawsuit,".He has offered support to an American man who filed a lawsuit against Symantec Corp by publishing source code from a 2006 version of Norton Utilities, a software program at the heart of the legal dispute. It was not immediately clear how the source code might help the case.

A Symantec spokesperson commented on the incident:
"We are still gathering information on the details and are not in a position to provide specifics on the third party involved. Presently, we have no indication that the code disclosure impacts the functionality or security of Symantec’s solutions. Furthermore, there are no indications that customer information has been impacted or exposed at this time."

Symantec has confirmed that hackers have managed to steal a portion of Norton Antivirus’ source code, used in two discontinued enterprise products. According to Symantec, the company’s servers weren’t hacked, but the hackers managed to get the code from a third-party server.
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