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Famous Security Pros Hacked

July 30th, 2009
The deuce pros, security research worker Dan Kaminsky and past coder Kevin Mitnick, were targeted because of their high profiles and because the hackers considered the deuce notables posers United Nations agency hoopla themselves and do little to increase security, accordant to a note the hackers posted in a file left on Kaminsky’s site.



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'Credit Hackers' Lose the Credit Card Game … Legally

August 2nd, 2009
Hundreds of “credit hackers” square measure legally recreation financial institutions by pickings point of loopholes in the U.S. credit-reporting system, a security research worker says — cautionary that personality thieves could follow suit.



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