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I Can Neither Confirm nor Deny

Jun

2011

As website appear to fall to hacks like the rain falls in Seattle, the question du jour doesn’t change from day to day. The same question is always asked. “Did Anonymous perform the attack?” What do all of these links below have in common? You don’t have to read them, I’ll tell you.. http://sdchamber-members.org/Business%20Online%202009-10/Business%20Action%20Online%20May%202010/Business%20Action%20Online%20May%20ESET.html http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/03/17/scientology_anonymous_round_three/ […]

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Android threat set to trigger on the end of days, or the day’s end

May

2011

Symantec has discovered a Trojanized version of a legitimate application that is part threat part doomsayer. The threat was embedded in a pirated version of an app called ‘Holy ***king Bible’, which itself has stirred controversy on multiple forums where the app is in circulation. Once the threat is installed, it waits for the device […]

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