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California has been collecting infant DNA since 1983

Nov 12, 2015 | General Security

and SELLING IT!! Yes – California collected DNA from infants born in their state – stores it in Richmond, CA – and has been selling it to third parties for “research”. The screening tests are generally mandatory under state law. When the...

Security blogger Graham Cluley’s site experiences DDoS attack

Nov 12, 2015 | General Security

Welcome to the club Graham – all of us who blog on security get minor attention from the scumbags with power to inconvenience our sites, our traffic, our servers etc. Even our office is under a DNS Relection attack – and has been for MONTHS. Thank you...

vBulletin Website Hacked: Patches For Their Forum Software Released

Nov 4, 2015 | Cyber-Crime, Data Breaches, Malware and Exploits

Popular bulletin or discussion forum software vBulletin has been hacked – and so has their website. According to Naked Security – Following claims, nay, boasts, of an attack on Sunday evening, the software developer moved quickly to negate the effects of...

Thieves in Castle Pines Stole Cards & Charged $13k in 2.5 Hours

Nov 3, 2015 | General Security

It was broad daylight and Bill Carlson and his wife became victims. The thieves walked into their open garage and took credit cards from a purse left in their unlocked car. The victims were mere feet away in the house when the brazen crooks stole their credit cards,...

iPhone hacker claims $1Million Bounty

Nov 2, 2015 | General Security, Malware and Exploits

Apple devices are considered extremely secure and difficult to hack. But, everything can be hacked—even the new iPhone. It was perhaps only a matter of time before iOS9 was hacked, but it was definitely spurred on by a $1 Million bounty. Over the weekend, security...
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