League of Legends
August 3, 2016
•[ hack, ddos, technology ]
And the PoodleCorp collective also claims to have taken down the website of League of Legends (leagueoflegends.com)
Unknown Organization
August 2, 2016
•[ hack, malware, technology ]
A hacking crew that goes by the name of PeggleCrew compromises Fosshub and embedded malware inside the files hosted on the website and offered for download.
South Korea
August 1, 2016
•[ espionage, hack, finance ]
North Korean hackers gain access to data of dozens of South Korean officials including diplomats and top security personnel. Emails and passwords of as many as 56 people are leaked.
Netia
July 7, 2016
•[ hack, leak, technology ]
A Ukrainian hacker going by the handle of Pravy Sektor (Right Sector) breaches the servers of Poland's telecom company Netia SA and leak a 14GB file containing customers' details.
Unknown Organization
July 7, 2016
•[ hack, leak, government ]
In retaliation for the Alton Sterling killing, a hacker called @0x2Taylor hacks the Baton Rouge city government's servers and leaks 50,000 Baton Rouge Police records.
Zimbabwean government official website (zim.gov.zw)
July 6, 2016
•[ hack, ddos, government ]
In name of #ZimShutDown2016 or #ShutDownZimbabwe, the Anonymous take down the websites of the country's official portal (zim.gov.zw), Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (zbc.co.zw), and the website of the Zimbabwe African National Union- Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF).
LeafyIsHere YouTube Channel
July 4, 2016
•[ hack, technology ]
PoodleCorp hacks LeafyIsHere, a popular YouTube Channel with over 3 million subscribers and defaces the main page.
PlayStation Network
August 4, 2016
•[ hack, ddos, technology ]
The PoodleCorp collective claims to have taken down the PlayStation Network servers.
Unknown Organization
August 3, 2016
•[ hack, ddos, technology ]
Blizzard's Battle.net servers are hit by a massive DDoS attack causing latency, connection and login issues across popular games such as Overwatch, World of Warcraft and Hearthstone.
Banner Health
August 2, 2016
•[ hack, healthcare ]
Arizona healthcare group Banner Health reveals that hackers may have accessed records of 3.7 million of its customers. The attack was initiated on 17 June.
Unknown Organization
August 2, 2016
•[ hack, ddos, technology ]
123-Reg is taken down by a massive DDoS attack.
Poland's Defence Ministry
July 15, 2016
•[ hack, government ]
This time Pravyy Sector threaten to release data stolen from Poland's Defence Ministry if the government doesn't pay $50,000. The hackers show a proof of the data they allegedly accessed.
WikiLeaks
July 6, 2016
•[ hack, ddos, technology ]
Because of a spat with the Anonymous, OurMine take down the Wikileaks website.
Three unnamed hospitals
July 1, 2016
•[ hack, malware, healthcare ]
TrapX releases a new report revealing the details of three new attacks related to Medjack, an attack that relies on exploiting existing medical devices that run outdated software in order to enter the secure network of a healthcare unit.
Unknown Organization
July 1, 2016
•[ hack, retail ]
DID Electrical reveals that more than 300 people have had card details stolen after an online security breach. The attack happened between June 15 and June 26.
Washington County Community Development Agency
June 29, 2016
•[ hack, government ]
The Washington County Community Development Agency warns that an unauthorized third party hacked into one of the agency's servers earlier this month, potentially exposing certain community members and employees' personal information.
GTAOnline
August 4, 2016
•[ hack, ddos, technology ]
And this time the PoodleCorp collective claims to have taken down the GTA (Grand Theft Auto) website.
Unnamed Indian bank
August 2, 2016
•[ hack, finance ]
A pro-Pakistani hacker dubbed Afzal Faizal claims to have obtained access to the e-payment system of a nationalized bank.
Interpark Corp.
July 25, 2016
•[ hack, retail ]
Interpark, a South Korean online shopping mall, is the victim of a data breach with more 10 million customers affected.
Steemit
July 14, 2016
•[ hack, financial, technology ]
Social media site Steemit temporarily shuts down after a major hack. The attackers compromise 260 accounts and make off with $85,000 worth of cryptocurrency.
