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A Group of Hackers on Thursday Published a List of Over 453,000 Log-in Credentials
Jan 4, 2013A group of hackers on Thursday published a list of over 453,000 log-in credentials on the Internet that were allegedly stolen from a database associated with an unnamed Yahoo service. The group of hackers calls itself "the D33Ds Company" ...
Tags: hackers, Yahoo, database, leaked information, MySQL
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Yahoo Has Fixed The Flaw That Allowed Hackers to Steal More Than 450,000 Passwords
Dec 25, 2012Yahoo today said it has fixed the flaw that allowed hackers to steal more than 450,000 passwords from one of its many services. The company also provided more information about whose passwords had been pilfered. "We have...now fixed ...
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Not One But Two of The Accounts Revealed on Thursday Used The Password
Dec 19, 2012For 333 people who used "ninja" as a password for Yahoo Mail or another Web service, Thursday was the day their fleet-footed, black-clad cover was blown. A group of hackers calling itself "the D33Ds Company" published a list of 453,492 ...
Tags: password, Yahoo Mail, Web service, hackers
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A Hacker Group Posts The Details of 453,000 Yahoo Customers Online,According to Reports
Dec 17, 2012A hacker group has posted the details of 453,000 Yahoo customers online, according to reports. According to a report on technology news website Ars Technica, the hackers posted login details of the user accounts they claim to have ...
Tags: A hacker group, Computer Products, D33Ds Company, Yahoo customers online
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Yahoo User Sued Web Portal Company for Negligence for Allowing User Names to Be Stolen
Dec 17, 2012A Yahoo user has sued the web portal company for negligence for allowing more than 450,000 user names and passwords to be stolen from one of its sites. Jeff Allan of New Hampshire, whose login credentials were posted online after a ...
Tags: Yahoo, user, personal data breach
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Nvidia Is Investigating The Release of Encrypted Passwords From Its User Forums
Jul 16, 2012Nvidia said it is investigating the release of encrypted passwords from its user forums, another significant data breach following recent compromises at Yahoo and LinkedIn. A group calling itself Team Apollo posted on Pastebin around 800 ...
Tags: Nvidia, Cybercrime, Hacking, USA
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The Hacking Group,Said They Had Posted Details to Highlight The Vulnerability of The Files
Jul 13, 2012Security experts say the breach that led to the publication of the login details of more than 453,000 Yahoo and other companies'customers,highlights common enterprise security failings. The hacking group,known as D33Ds Company,said they ...
Tags: Security, Yahoo Voices, Hacking Group, Application
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450,000 Unencrypted Usernames and Passwords Were Stolen From One of Yahoo's Service
Jul 12, 2012Computerworld-Yahoo today confirmed that 450,000 unencrypted usernames and passwords were stolen Wednesday from one of its services,although it downplayed the threat. "We confirm that an older file from Yahoo!Contributor ...
Tags: Yahoo Confirms, unencrypted passwords, Yahoo Contributor Network