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Sex, Celebrities And Facebook
By May 3, 2013

I’m sure you don’t need me to tell you how popular the social network Facebook is all around the world. But what you may not know is that all of the top 10 most popular scams discovered on the site are based on celebrities and their supposed sexual indiscretions.

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BitCoin Mining But Not As You Know It
By May 2, 2013

“It came to our attention last night, however, that an employee who was involved in the test has been using the test code for his own personal gain since April 13, 2013. The value of the mined Bitcoins was $3,713.55″

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Reputation.com Hacked – Passwords Reset
By May 1, 2013

Whilst users are unlikely to see any adverse affects based upon the information leaked reputation.com have still offered a year of free credit monitoring to any customers who request it within the next thirty days.

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Red Eye Crew Deface 10 Ferrari Web Sites
By May 1, 2013

Following on from the defacement of Toyota Motors earlier this month it would seem that a group of Brazilian defacers – Red Eye Crew – have now gone after one of the most well known marques in the car industry – Ferrari.

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Syrian Electronic Army Targets The Guardian Twitter Feeds
By April 30, 2013

Pro-Syrian hackers have taken Twitter accounts owned by The Guardian. The newspaper said that the Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) have claimed responsibility for the attack.

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Aussies – Please Stop Pirating Game Of Thrones
By April 28, 2013

A few of my friends spent £400 between them on Game Of Thrones blu-rays after watching a couple of episodes through ‘alternative’ means. So how much did the industry lose out to piracy exactly?

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