Aussie pirates lose last excuse
WITH TV shows now available cheaply, easily and straight after they air in the US, there is no excuse left for pirates.
WITH TV shows now available cheaply, easily and straight after they air in the US, there is no excuse left for pirates.
SONY Pictures Entertainment co-chair Amy Pascal, whose embarrassing emails on Hollywood stars were leaked in a hack attack, is stepping down.
THE mastermind behind the underground ‘Silk Road’ website which enabled drug-dealers around the world to reach new customers — Ross Ulbricht — has been jailed.
PRO-Assad hackers have used “hot girls” to chat up Syrian rebels on Skype and Facebook to steal their battle plans.
THEY have hacked Sony, Microsoft, Taylor Swift and even North Korea. These are the people who want to ruin the internet for everyone ‘because they can’.
HASN’T poor Taylor Swift been through enough? First she was disqualified from Triple J’s Hottest 100 and now she’s had her social media accounts hacked.
A HACKER group aligned with IS has taken over the Malaysia Airlines website and left a message on its homepage.
A MASSIVE cache of leaked documents has revealed what the next major war will look like – and the big role Australia will play in it.
AMERICA’S spy agency secretly penetrated North Korea’s computer systems four years ago, before Pyongyang was blamed for the Sony hacking scandal.
CYBER spies in China stole “huge volumes” of sensitive military information from the US, including key designs for Australia’s new F-35 warplanes.
HACKERS have used the accounts of high-profile media organisations to announce the start of World War III, in a fresh Twitter breach.
INTERNET attacks from cyber militia and hacktivists will continue to rise this year, experts warn, and they’ve identified who is most at risk.
AHEAD of its Australian launch, Netflix appears to be blocking those who access the service illegitimately.
THIS time last year people were declaring 2014 the year of the Internet of Things. Well, it turns out it was actually the Year of the Hack.
FIRST you find your business computer has been hijacked by a virus. Then it gets worse, as hackers on the other side of the world issue their demands.
THE PlayStation network remains down two days after hackers launched their latest attack. But there’s good news at last for some Xbox users.
THE FBI has officially blamed the Sony hack on North Korea, but a lot of very smart people think the FBI is lying to the world. Why?
AFTER threatening to release stills from a so-called Iggy Azalea sex tape, hacktivists have turned their attention to MTV over its reporting of the stoush.
NORTH Korea has issued a bizarre new threat to the US, warning of ‘severe consequences’ if it is not allowed to help investigate the Sony Pictures hack.
THE Hollywood horror story of the Sony hacking fiasco has lessons for every corporation: nobody is safe.
ONE star is a brat, another is exactly like you think he is and two get paid way less than their co-star. Here’s everything you need to know about the massive Sony hack.
A NOTORIOUS hacker group calling themselves the next generation Grinch vowed to take down Xbox and PlayStation over Christmas. A rival hacker group had other ideas.
THE Government wants to block pirating sites and grant production studios the ability to sue infringers. But the thing is, Australia’s new piracy laws are doomed to fail.
A CO-FOUNDER of Pirate Bay has penned a candid blog revealing he doesn’t care if the popular file-sharing and download site gets raided and never returns.
POPULAR file-sharing website Pirate Bay has disappeared after police raided its headquarters, as the world cracks down on illegal downloads.
ONLINE shoppers are being increasingly targeted by cyber criminals prompting a warning to those buying goods online this Christmas.
THE Sony hacking scandal continues with more leaks including Princess Beatrice’s shockingly low salary, and secret “publicity bibles” about Hollywood celebrities.
NORTH Korea has denied involvement in a brazen cyber attack on Sony Pictures, but praised it as a ‘righteous deed’.
THE Syrian Electronic Army has hacked into high-traffic news websites with a message about ISIS for westerners.
HIGH profile musicians like INXS, Tina Arena, Josh Pyke and The Potbelleez have slammed Australians, accusing us of potentially killing their careers.
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