Anonymous Claims It Hacked North Korea’s Intranet (But It Probably Didn’t)
The worldwide hacker collective Anonymous announced yesterday that it had hacked North Korean web se...
The worldwide hacker collective Anonymous announced yesterday that it had hacked North Korean web se...
China’s Qihoo 360 has a lot of enemies. I’m not just talking about Baidu, either; lots o...
Earlier today, security company Mandiant claimed that some hacking activities aimed at Western targe...
In a move that has some very interesting parallel’s to China’s attacks on Cisco followin...
Everyone likes shopping online — it combines the fun of spending money with the joy of not hav...
Western hacking collective Swagg Security has hacked the network of China Telecom, one of China̵...
A series of high-profile hacking incidents of late has tested Chinese net users’ trust in the ...
The hits just keep on coming. After CDSN, Tianya, Netease’s email system, and a number of othe...
When Douban user “jenny_junyi” woke up last Sunday, she found a surprise waiting for her...
China has been involved in an awful lot of hacking incidents recently, from the New York Times scand...
There’s a lot of concern around the world about hack attacks emanating from China, especially ...
The past few years have seen more than a few instances of users — sometimes tens of millions o...
In a move that’s likely to escalate the enmity between the world’s largest search engine...
Last year, a series of high-profile website data leaks shocked the Chinese internet and released mil...
In response to a worrying wave of online account hacking in China in the past week, the web giant Ne...
As the uproar over the release of the usernames and passwords of millions of users from Tianya, CDSN...