The Internet vigilante hacker group Anonymous claimed to have broken into an Apple Inc server and published a small number of usernames and passwords for one of the U.S. technology company's websites.
Hackers perpetrated another death hoax on Twitter.
AntiSec compromised the Apple server because they found a security flaw in the company’s software.
Hacking group Anonymous for the third time in less than 10 days has hacked Arizona’s police confidential documents and posted it online.
The technical sophistication of cybercriminals is swamping the world's ability to cope, a top U.S. official warned on Friday, demanding an accelerated cross-border campaign to combat the security threat.
Germans are increasingly afraid of becoming the target of cyber-criminals, with 85 percent fearing thieves will steal their credit card data or gain online access to bank accounts.
The Anonymous-AntiSec-LulzSec has reportedly hacked into the Universal Music and Viacom servers.
A hacking group on Wednesday posted Arizona law enforcement officers' personal details in an ongoing cyber attacks that has targeted government sites, banks and corporations around the world.
Ryan Cleary was released on a bail, having been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome while in custody.
Sony Corp's second-in-command, Kazuo Hirai, will relinquish day-to-day control of the company's videogames unit in September, making way for a Welsh-born Sony veteran just months after hackers launched a massive attack against the electronics giant.
This isn't the first time Facebook has hired an infamous hacker: In fact, there are several teenaged hackers who got rewarded for their cyber-crime instead of being imprisoned.
Bank regulators warned banks to be on guard against increasingly clever computer hacking on Tuesday, indicating heightened alert against security breaches that have plagued government and corporate institutions in recent weeks.
Lulzsec says it is no more; hands hacking duties to Anonymous.
LulzSec may have disbanded, but hacker collective Anonymous has picked up right where it left off.
LulzSec has disbanded. However, according to LulzSec and fellow hacking group Anonymous, the event was merely a cosmetic change of identity.
Hacking group Anonymous has released a set of files containing documents and links to security and hacking resources on the internet. The released files also include various hacking and counter hacking tools along with the addresses of FBI bureaus in the U.S.
Albeit LulzSec calling it quits, the hacking saga continues. Hacker group Anonymous claimed responsibility of taking down Tunisian government's official website moments ago. The seized domain now displays text posted by Anonymous, along with a masked image that signifies the hacker collective.
On the same day an internal leak detailed the first crucial days of the group's forming and inner workings hit the web, infamous hacker group Lulz Security said it was calling it quits.
LulzSec has disbanded. The group’s stated reason is that its 50 days of existence is enough; the group members’ identities aren’t permanently tied to LulzSec.
The cyber joyride that was LulzSec came to an end yesterday. The group first released a Pastebin document announcing its retirement. Subsequently, it confirmed the disbanding over Twitter.
Hacking group LulzSec, who recently declared war against government entities, released a cache of stolen files in a move to end the 50 days of cyber havoc.
Hackers collective LulzSec, after terrorizing the Internet community and giving top companies and government agencies sleepless nights, has finally called it quits even as rival hack group TeaMp0isoN has reared its head.
