Hackers Igniting HP Printers?

Security researchers at Columbia University have accused HP of selling printers with a flaw that could let hackers gain remote control over the devices. Once the hackers are in, they can steal personal information, attack networks, and even set the printers on fire by feeding them a stream of instructions designed to heat them up. [...]

Sony Hacked Again: 93,000 Accounts Suffer

Happy that Sony has been keeping the PlayStation Network (PSN) up and running since their rebuild? Are you confident that it’s stronger and more secure? Well, think again. Sony has once again had the PSN and Sony Online services hacked, though the services are not shut down and remain online. These hackers tried to log [...]

10-Year-Old Female Hacker Finds Flaws in Mobile Games

How old do you have to be to be taken serious? How about as a hacker? Well, a ten-year-old female hacker has found many security problems that have been lurking in many mobile games. She goes by the handle CyFi, and presented her findings of these security flaws at the DefCon hacker conference held in [...]

Bioware Hacked for Decade-old Forum Data

It seems that many gaming companies are having their turn in getting hacked these days. Well, Bioware has been added to the lineup and has been hacked. However, it isn’t as serious as you might think. All the hacker gained is decade-old information that was stored on the Neverwinter Nights forum. Aaryn Flynn, the Studio [...]

32 Anons Arrested in Turkey

The Turkish government has detained 32 people. 5 of those 32 are under the age of 18. What are the charges? They are being held on suspicion of involvement with Anonymous-led distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on Turkish government websites. Why did these DDoS attacks happen? Anonymous did this in response to the Turkish [...]

PSN Update

If you are not familiar with the tellings of the Playstation Network being hacked by now, you obviously do not own a Playstation 3, or you do not try and play it online. It has been quite the extensive battle. If you’re interested, you can read articles I did on another blog here (in chronological order): PSN [...]

PS3 Firmware Finally Secure?

As many people dedicated to the Sony environment may know, the hacker that goes by the name KaKaRoToKS was the first person to release a custom firmware for hacked PS3′s. And you may have also signed into the PSN (Playstation Network) and saw that there was an update awaiting you a few days ago. This [...]

Nintendo 3DS Launched in Japan

Fans lined up and awaited the release of the Nintendo 3DS. Nikkei reported that Nintendo sold out of its entire 400,000 units that were released for the first wave. However, Famitsu, a gaming magazine in Japan, reported that 371,326 units were sold over the weekend. Surely that number has changed by now, but that could [...]

Hacking Attempts and NASDAQ

Though they show no sign of altering besides additional files, the NASDAQ OMX servers and networks were breached late last year. NASDAQ has said that there is a possibility that these hackers could have just explored the system now, searching for additional vulnerabilities in which they can exploit later down the road. Why are we [...]

Sony Tightens Authority on Hackers

Sony has sold 47.9 million Playstation 3′s, as of December 31st, 2010, since their first release in Japan on November 11th, 2006. It wasn’t until December of 2010 that the first complete jailbreak of the Playstation 3 was recognized, though there was a “jailbreak” that allowed people to backup games and play them directly from [...]

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