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Military Academy Website of Bangladesh hacked and defaced

Military Academy Website of Bangladesh hacked and defaced by Ghost-DZ Algerian hacker. https://bma.mil.bd/gh.html The website is left defaced with a message Hacked by ghost-dz, Algerian Hacker. The reason for this attack is still unknown. BMA is a training institute for officer cadets of Bangladesh Army. while publishing the article, the website was still defaced. source: www.techworm.net

Google Maps is going to redesign its interface

This could be seen at the companys annual developers conference, next week, Google I/O. The blog also shows the pair of images, which shows how the new maps will look like. some new coloured icons are also visible. source: www.techworm.net

Thailand prime minister’s website hacked and posted with abusive words

The defacement sign showed that it was defaced by Unlimited Hack Team. who was previously able to hack Culture Ministry, TV Channel 3 and some other thai websites too. source: www.techworm.net

Istanbul’s Government website hacked by The RedHack Community

(translated) Source: RedHack community twitter page Read More source: www.techworm.net

More than 300 Indian Websites Hacked & Defaced by [IN]SecInjection

Most of the websites were owned by private companies or businessmen.the reason of defacement is not known till now. Websites where hacked with the following message: ______________________________________________________ Read More source: www.techworm.net

More than 400 web servers infected with Linux/Cdorked.A Backdoor, reports eset

They also found, Lighttpd and nginx web servers also are affected by this backdoor. source: www.techworm.net

New IE8 Zero-day was used in the DOL Watering Hole attack

In their report, they mentioned the exploit used in the attack was CVE-2012-4792. CVE identifier CVE-2013-1347 has been assigned for this new IE vulnerability. source: www.techworm.net

Segate marks its footprint into the solid-state market with four of its new 600 ssd drives

Segate 600 SSD is designed for general costumers and the rest 3 is basically designed for enterprise use. Both Two choices are available with in three capacities, 120GB, 240GB, and 480GB. The 240GB and 480GB capacities offer up to 500MBps and 400MBps in sequential reading and writing, respectively. Seagate says the drive uses 19nm Multi-Level Cell NAND flash memory and support the latest on-the-fly error-correction algorithms. Its unclear for now whether the drive is compatible with Macs....