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WikiLeaks ถูกโจมตี เปลี่ยนหน้าเว็บโดย OurMine

KnowledgeBy Webmaster 1 September 2017

OurMine is in headlines once again—this time for defacing WikiLeaks website. The notorious hacking group, OurMine, is known for breaching into high-profile figures and companies’ social media accounts, including Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, HBO, Game of Thrones and Sony’s PlayStation Network (PSN). According to screenshots circulating on Twitter, the official website of WikiLeaks has reportedly been defaced by…

North Korea fires missile over Japan in ‘unprecedented threat’

KnowledgeBy Webmaster 29 August 2017

North Korea has fired a missile over northern Japan in a move Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called an “unprecedented” threat to his country. The missile, launched early on Tuesday Korean time, flew over Hokkaido island before crashing into the sea. The UN Security Council is expected to hold an emergency meeting in response. North…

Google Error Causes Widespread Internet Outage in Japan

KnowledgeBy Webmaster 28 August 2017

An error on Google’s part has caused widespread Internet outages in Japan for about an hour, on Friday, August 25. The downtime was caused by a BGM route hijack that began at 12:22 PM local Japan time and was resolved by 1:01 PM. BGP is a routing protocol used to interconnect the networks of…

Dutch gig cancelled over terror tip-off

KnowledgeBy Webmaster 24 August 2017

A van containing gas canisters has been discovered near a music venue in Rotterdam, hours after a tip-off from Spanish police led to the cancellation of a rock concert. The driver of the Spain-registered van was detained by police, Mayor Ahmed Aboutaleb told journalists. US band Allah-Las – which often gets threats because of…

Australia Disrupts Plot to ‘Bring Down an Airplane’

KnowledgeBy Webmaster 1 August 2017

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA — Police disrupted a terrorist plot to bring down an airplane and arrested four men Saturday in raids on homes in several Sydney suburbs, the prime minister said. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Sunday that security had been increased at Sydney Airport since Thursday because of the plot. The increased security measures had…

Virgin America workers reset passwords after hacker’s crash landing

KnowledgeBy Webmaster 31 July 2017

Virgin America’s staff and contractors have been told to change their passwords after a hacker raided the airline’s systems. The T-Mobile-USA-of-the-skies revealed in a letter to its workforce that its network was compromised by one or more miscreants. A copy of the missive was, as required by law, shared with California’s employment officials, who made it public…

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