Disparate Sentences in Facebook Hacking, Webcam Spying Cases

A British man could spend as much as a year in prison after admittedly hacking into the private Facebook account of a pop star and actress, meanwhile, on the other side of the Atlantic, Dharun Ravi, who used a webcam to record his Rutgers University roommate in an intimate moment, will spend just...

Bogus Facebook apps spreading Android malware

Bogus Facebook apps spreading Android malware Third-party Android markets have traditionally been the main source of infection since the Android boom, as they are less strict than the genuine Play when it comes to bouncing malware. Today Gmanetwork reports that, Users of mobile devices running...

Author of LilyJade Facebook Plugin Ignores Facebook Cease-and-Desist

As the tech and investment banking worlds eagerly anticipate Facebook’s long-awaited initial public offering, the world’s largest social network is trying to put stops to a suspicious, but arguably benign, plugin. According to a Brian Krebs report, Dru Mundorff of Arizona is shamelessly selling t...

Facebook Open to Comments on Proposed Privacy Policy Changes

Facebook today announced proposed changes to its privacy policy that may better explain how it uses cookies and how long it retains your data, which is: “as long as necessary.” In addition, it wants the option to use your data for advertising on third-party Web sites. In a message called “Enhanci...

'The Hackers Conference 2012' to be held in New Delhi

'The Hackers Conference 2012' to be held in New Delhi The Biggest Hacking Mania has arrived. The Hackers Conference 2012 will be held in New Delhi on July 29. THC 2012 is expected to be the first open gathering of Blackhat hackers in India who will debate latest security issues with the top...

Facebook Anti-Troll System Snagging Ordinary Users

Complaints rang far and wide last week after an automated system for spotting inappropriate Facebook comments began blocking legitimate posts by the social network’s users, including prominent members like Robert Scoble. Facebook users of all stripes have received warnings about posting...

EnjoyGraph Communication SQL Injection

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Consumer Reports: 13 Million Facebook Users Ignore Privacy Settings

A Consumer Reports investigation indicates 13 million U.S. Facebook users are oversharing — and likely don’t know it. That figure represents 8 percent of Facebook’s 150 million U.S. users, but it is part of an upward trend in users failing to protect themselves while on the social network — putti...

Facebook source code hacker explains,what really happened !

Software development student Glenn Mangham, 26, was freed earlier this month after appeal judges halved the eight-month prison sentence he was given for infiltrating and nearly bringing down the multi-million-dollar site. Glenn Mangham, of York, England, posted a lengthy writeup on his blog and a...

Facebook strengthens security with AntiVirus Marketplace

Facebook strengthens security with AntiVirus Marketplace Facebook has launched Anti-Virus Marketplace , a new portal to protect the social network's users.Members are being encouraged to download anti-malware programs which they can use at no cost for six months. Facebook is strengthening its...

Video: Privacy in the Age of Augmented Reality

Threatpost has spoken before with Carnegie Mellon University professor Alessandro Acquisti, one of the country’s leading authorities on the impact of social networks and emerging technologies on privacy. In a talk last week at Stanford University’s Center for Internet and Society titled “Privacy ...

Facebook Game - Wooga Game Detection (Generic) (deprecated)

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Fake Instagram App Could Cost Unsuspecting Android Users

Malware writers are taking advantage of the popularity of the Instagram photo application to distribute a form of malware that can send background SMS texts from Android devices. Instead of downloading the app from Android’s marketplace, Google Play, some users are being duped into downloading a...

Survey: Mom and Dad Secretly Monitor Facebook

A new survey conducted by AVG Technologies revealed that a solid majority of American parents admit that they have secretly accessed the Facebook profiles of their children. Mothers are more likely to secretly log on than are fathers, but the survey shows that 60 percent of all U.S. parents...

WM Downloader 3.1.2.2(.asx) Buffer Overflow Exploit

Exploit for windows platform in category local exploits Exploit Title: WM Downloader 3.1.2.2.asx Buffer Overflow Exploit Author: Caddy-Dz Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/ALG.Cyber.Army E-mail: islambabiaathotmail.com Vendor: http://mini-stream.net/downloads/WMDownloader.exe Category:: Loca...

Your Facebook credentials at risk on Android - iOS jailbroken devices

Your Facebook credentials at risk on Android - iOS jailbroken devices Facebook allows its authentication credentials to be stored in plain text within the Apple iOS version of its mobile app, allowing an attacker complete control over your Facebook account if he knows where to look. Security...

ZTE ZXDSL 831 II V7.5.0a_Z29_OV Change admin password

Exploit for hardware platform in category web applications Exploit Title: ZTE Change admin password Author: Nuevo Asesino Version: ZTE Inc., Software Release ZXDSL 831IIV7.5.0aZ29OV Exploit By Nuevo Asesino password ====== 123456 Now you can get the username & the password...

Facebook Reassures Users, But Hole May Put Mobile Data at Risk

UPDATED: Facebook Security assured users on Thursday who access their Facebook account via Android or iOS devices that mobile sessions on the social networking site aren’t vulnerable to hacking. However, research published this week suggests otherwise. A blog entry posted by UK-based mobile...

New Ice IX Variant Steals Information From Facebook Users

A new iteration of the Ice IX malware has been spotted attacking Facebook users, according to researchers at Trusteer, who claim that now the malware is trying to swindle unsuspecting users out of sensitive information like credit card numbers and addresses. After launching a web injection, the...

Kelihos Returns: Same Botnet or New Version?

The twice-shut-down Kelihos botnet remains active and continues spamming with a new variant, despite yesterday’s efforts by Kaspersky Lab and CrowdStrike that knocked offline and sinkholed the most recent version of the botnet. According to a Seculert report, the indomitable botnet is using a...