Three years after the United Nations’ website
was defaced by activist hackers using a SQL injection attack, the site
still contains multiple instances of these vulnerabilities. Read the full article. [Dark Reading]
Three years after the United Nations’ website
was defaced by activist hackers using a SQL injection attack, the site
still contains multiple instances of these vulnerabilities. Read the full article. [Dark Reading]
A Turkish hacktivist defaced a subdomain of the president-elect’s campaign website.
The two hackers allegedly hacked more than 50 websites hosted in the U.S. and vandalized them with pro-Iran messages.
Reportedly, the bug wasn’t patched, leading to a data breach in July.
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