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T-Mobile Says It Wasn't Hacked, No Customer Data Stolen (Brighthand)
Posted 14 months ago
Over the weekend, a group of hackers began claiming to have broken into T-Mobile USA servers, but this wireless phone company says it has no evidence that this group actually has the customer data it claims to. [Link]
T-Mobile confirms stolen data is genuine (Macworld)
Posted 14 months ago
T-Mobile confirmed on Tuesday that internal information posted on the Internet by hackers was stolen from its systems. [Link]
T-Mobile: Customer data wasn't compromised in security breach (Mobile Burn)
Posted 14 months ago
T-Mobile confirmed today that confidential internal information obtained by hackers was stolen from T-Mobile's servers, but said that it doesn't appear that customer data has been breached. [Link]
Insurance firm breaches Data Protection Act (VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
Posted 14 months ago
The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) has found insurer Amicus Legal in breach of the Data Protection Act after the firm reported an unencrypted laptop was stolen containing personal information relating to 100,000 customers. [Link]
T-Mobile Admits Customer Data Was Stolen (Phone Scoop)
Posted 14 months ago
T-Mobile issued the following statement regarding reports of a breach in its data systems. "To reaffirm, the protection of our customers' information and the security of our systems is paramount at T-Mobile. Regarding the recent claim on a Web ... (follow link to read) [Link]
T-Mobile admits stolen data is genuine (TechWorld)
Posted 14 months ago
But denies its signifcance. T-Mobile confirmed that internal information posted on the Internet by hackers was stolen from its systems, but said it does not appear customer data is in jeopardy. [Link]
T-Mobile Data For Sale? (Digital Trends)
Posted 14 months ago
Hackers claim to have stolen T-Mobile customer data, and are offering it for sale online. [Link]
T-Mobile Confirms Stolen Data Is Genuine (PC World via Yahoo! News)
Posted 14 months ago
T-Mobile confirmed on Tuesday that internal information posted on the Internet by hackers was stolen from its systems, but said it does not appear customer data is in jeopardy. [Link]
Hackers try to sell stolen T-Mobile data (PC Advisor)
Posted 14 months ago
Mobile network investigating forum claims T-Mobile is investigating how internal data was stolen from the mobile network's servers. [Link]
T-Mobile confirms stolen data is genuine (Computerworld)
Posted 14 months ago
IDG News Service - T-Mobile confirmed today that internal information posted on the Internet by hackers was stolen from its systems, but said it does not appear customer data is in jeopardy. [Link]
T-Mobile Confirms Stolen Data is Genuine (CIO)
Posted 14 months ago
T-Mobile confirmed on Tuesday that internal information posted on the Internet by hackers was stolen from its systems, but said it does not appear customer data is in jeopardy. [Link]
Hackers thought to have stolen T-Mobile data (PC Advisor)
Posted 14 months ago
Mobile network investigating forum claims T-Mobile is investigating claims that internal data has been stolen from the mobile network's servers. [Link]
T-Mobile Confirms Stolen Data Is Genuine (PC World)
Posted 14 months ago
T-Mobile confirmed on Tuesday that internal information posted on the Internet by hackers was stolen from its systems. [Link]
Hackers offer T-Mobile data to highest bidder (VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
Posted 14 months ago
A group of hackers claims to have completely cracked T-Mobile's network in the US, and stolen proprietary operating data, customer databases and financial records. [Link]
Hackers offer T-Mobile data for sale to highest bidder (VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
Posted 14 months ago
A group of hackers is claiming to have completely cracked T-Mobiles network in the Unites States and stolen proprietary operating data, customer databases and financial records. [Link]
Hackers offer T-Mobile data to highest bidder (vnunet.com)
Posted 14 months ago
Iain Thomson in San Francisco, vnunet.com , Tuesday 9 June 2009 at 02:34:00 Group claims to have completely cracked T-Mobile A group of hackers claims to have completely cracked T-Mobile's network in the US, and stolen proprietary operating data, customer databases and financial records.... [Link]
Alleged T-Mobile Data Offered To Highest Bidder (InformationWeek)
Posted 14 months ago
A note offering the data for sale says that the company's databases, confidential documents, and financial documents were stolen. [Link]
Network Security: To Know It Is to Better Secure It (Enterprise IT Planet)
Posted 14 months ago
A security expert at Cyber Infrastructure Protection '09 revealed that most data breaches occur in places on the network that are not monitored or secure. Knowing your network well enables you to block many of these attacks. [Link]
Massive T-Mobile breaches (p2pnet.net)
Posted 14 months ago
p2pnet news view Mobiles | Security:- There’ve been unconfirmed reports of massive T-Mobile breaches, says p2pnet World Headlines compiler Marc, citing Channelinsider, the first being »»» Early reports indicate that hackers have penetrated the T-Mobile U.S. network and stolen proprietary operating data, customer databases and financial records. According to a post on insecure.org, [...] [Link]
New App Aims to Plug Holes in Leaky Enterprise Data Hulls (TechNewsWorld.com)
Posted 14 months ago
Trend Micro on Monday announced LeakProof 5.0, designed to reduce the complexity and cost often associated with the discovery, monitoring and blocking of sensitive enterprise data. New features are built around the Active Update service and language-independent fingerprinting technology the company calls "DataDNA." Leakproof 5.0 will be available June 22. [Link]
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EMC, Intel team up on cloud security, compliance
Posted 5 months ago
EMC, RSA, VMware and Intel have announced a new collaboration to introduce a framework encompassing security and compliance for cloud computing in the enterprise space. by Kevin Kwang ZDNet Asia [Link]
LHC to restart following break and glitches
Posted 5 months ago
The The Large Hadron Collider, the world's largest particle accelerator is to restart on Monday following a technical break and glitches in the machine. by Tom Espiner ZDNet UK [Link]
Google launches people finder for Chile earthquake
Posted 5 months ago
Google has launched a tool to help people locate friends and loved ones who might have been affected by the 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Chile on Saturday. by Steven Musil CNET News [Link]
Skype drops Windows Mobile and Skype Lite
Posted 5 months ago
Skype has announced it is pulling Skype for Windows Mobile phones and Skype Lite for Java handsets, including Android. by Jessica Dolcourt CNET News [Link]
Next Firefox to drop Mac OS X 10.4 support
Posted 5 months ago
Mozilla has officially decided that the next major version of Firefox will require at least Mac OS X 10.5 when running on Apple computers. by Stephen Shankland CNET News [Link]
Cisco embarks on media-centric Internet thrust
Posted 5 months ago
The Internet is moving away from being a data transportation and messaging platform, into a space filled with integrated rich-media content, according to Cisco Systems. by Kevin Kwang, ZDNet Asia [Link]
Google execs convicted in YouTube Italy case
Posted 5 months ago
An Italian court handed out guilty verdicts on Wednesday for three of four Google executives charged a case concerning a YouTube video posted of a teenager with Down Syndrome. by Stephen Shankland CNET News [Link]
Reducing the high cost of low-value applications
Posted 5 months ago
The speed of technology advancements and rapid pace of today?s business environment often force companies to rely on an application long after it has ceased to provide maximum value, says Keane's Walid Farha. by Walid Farha, Keane, Special to ZDNet [Link]
The growing need for a flexible governance and risk management framework
Posted 5 months ago
Neither regulations nor security threats are going away but the right approach to compliance and risk management can be less expensive than the way most organizations tackle these situations today, says Novell's Jay Roxe. by Jay Roxe, Novell, Special to ZDNet [Link]
Uncovering hidden mobile costs
Posted 5 months ago
Today, with a lagging economy, those charged with finding savings within their organizations wonder if opportunities to reduce costs still exist; and if so, where they can be found, says Al Subbloie CEO of Tangoe, Inc. by Al Subbloie, Tangoe, Inc., Special to ZDNet [Link]
All your power needs in a box? A Bloom box
Posted 5 months ago
Bloom Energy claims its invention, a little power plant-in-a-box you can literally in your backyard, is a power source that's inexpensive and clean, with no emissions. by CBS Interactive Staff [Link]
Mozilla patches critical Firefox bugs
Posted 5 months ago
Mozilla has released fixes for five security holes in older versions of Firefox, while a security company has warned of a zero-day flaw in the latest version of the popular browser. by Matthew Broersma [Link]
Zeus Trojan infects 74,000 PCs in global botnet
Posted 5 months ago
More than 74,000 PCs at nearly 2,500 organizations around the world were compromised over the past year-and-a-half, in a botnet infestation designed to steal login credentials to bank sites, social networks and email systems. by Elinor Mills CNET News [Link]
Google Buzz gets security fix
Posted 5 months ago
Google has fixed a security flaw that had the potential to allow a hacker to compromise Google Buzz accounts. by Tom Espiner ZDNet UK [Link]
U.S. trade body investigating Apple, RIM over patents
Posted 5 months ago
The US International Trade Commission said it will launch an investigation into whether Apple's iPhone and Research In Motion's BlackBerry infringe on a Kodak patent. by Daniel Terdimann CNET News [Link]
Google donates $2 million to Wikimedia
Posted 5 months ago
Google has made a $2 million donation to the Wikimedia Foundation, the group behind the widely used Wikipedia reference site. by Stephen Shankland CNET News [Link]
Olympic skier Begg-Smith known as 'spam king'
Posted 5 months ago
Dale Begg-Smith, the former world-champion mogul skier is almost as well known for reports about his involvement with adware, browser pop-ups, and other detritus of the seamier side of the Internet. by Declan McCullagh CNET News [Link]
Microsoft probes possible privacy snafu
Posted 5 months ago
Microsoft is looking into reports that some Windows Live customers may have gotten access to other users' information. by Ina Fried CNET News [Link]
Opera for iPhone runs 'six times' faster than Safari
Posted 5 months ago
Although Apple does not currently accept rival browsers onto the iPhone platform, Opera claims its browser runs 6 times faster than Apple's Safari over 3G networks. by David Meyer ZDNet UK [Link]
Bicycle racer charged with computer hacking
Posted 5 months ago
A French judge has issued a national arrest warrant for US cyclist Floyd Landis on hacking charges. by Steven Musil CNET News [Link]
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