A file containing 10,365 e-mails from Iran’s Passport and Visa Office were released by digital activist group Anonymous Operations on June 2.
The 63mb file began appearing online on May 30, but was encrypted. The password to open the file was expected to be released June 1, yet was delayed amid claims by Anonymous the Iranian regime was trying to cover up the breach.
For more than a month, Chinese hackers were sifting through e-mails and information from Japanese parliament. The computers were affected by a trojan horse, which was sent to a Lower House member in July, according to Naked Security, the official blog of security company Sophos. They cited information from Japanese media Asahi Shimbun.
Some days ago, a security researcher found a Microsoft’s latest security risk named cookies Hi-Jacking & Session Hi -Jacking which allows cookie stealing.
Learn-Hack-Secure-XploiT
