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ISP knocked offline for tolerating hackers and spammers

by Sue Walsh on Sep 23, 2008 at 08:04 AM

Infamous ISP Intercage (also known as Atrivo) has been knocked off line. Their upstream provider, Pacific Internet Exchange terminated their service. Intercage’s president, Emil Kacperski, blames Spamhaus. Spamhaus, an anti-spam organization that puts together a widely used blacklist, has been very critical of Intercage for years. It placed Pacific Internet… Continue Reading »

BusinessWeek.com attacked by hackers

by Sue Walsh on Sep 17, 2008 at 07:18 AM

BusinessWeek’s website has fallen under attack by hackers. Security vendor Sophos discovered the attack last week. Hundreds of pages of the popular site have been infected with malicious Javascript that redirects users to a Russian website that attempts to download malware to their computers. While some of the download attempts… Continue Reading »

Study accuses US of ignoring Internet fraud

by Sue Walsh on Aug 18, 2008 at 03:09 PM

Spam, phishing, identity theft, and online job scams are just some of the fastest growing types of crime today. Cybercrime is a growing business, netting millions for spammers, hackers, and malware authors, and a new study by the Center for American Progress says the US isn’t doing a thing about… Continue Reading »

Chinese hackers ready attack on CNN

by Sue Walsh on Apr 19, 2008 at 06:10 AM

PCWorld is reporting that chinese hackers appear to be preparing for an attack on CNN scheduled for April 19. The attack is being spurred by the recent pro-Tibet coverage in the media. A Chinese site called Anti-CNN is protesting what it considers anti-Chinese propaganda and is calling for protests in… Continue Reading »

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