WordPress Hack

Security experts have reported a Brute Force attack over the WordPress blogs and thousands of blogs have been reported to be hacked because of the massive attack being done. This attack has been confirmed by the Cloudflare. The attack uses botnet and automated attempts to guess the passwords for the default admin account of the WordPress. Surely! the use of weak passwords and the default admin username for your WordPress is the biggest problem which can become the cause of your blog take-down by the hackers. Remain Safe From the Massive WordPress Brute Force Attack: You can easily avoid this attack by following these general and very...

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Restriction remove from google play

I am here this week with a new trick as lots of android smart phone users are complaining about that blocked market for the country restricted users. I personally tried this way and this worked well too! I know you all may be well aware that you can easily enable the access to country restricted market using some third party application but the users are complaining that even these third party application after emulating the sim to another USA carrier doesn’t work well. I had to sort out a solution because last day I just installed Cyanogen Mod and after the flash of Gaps I couldn’t do successful emulation to enable every content of the market...

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Dominos Pizza hacked

Dominos Pizza hacked, details of 650k customers stolen  Hackers who claimed to have compromised the database server of Domino's Pizza have demanded a ransom of €30,000 to prevent the public disclosure of customer's data. The hacker group going by the name of Rex Mundi said they hacked into the servers of Domino's Pizza France and Belgium.The hackers have managed to download more than 592,000 customer records from Dominos France and 58,000 records from Belgian website.They claim the compromised database contained sensitive information such as customer's full names, addresses, phone numbers, delivery instructions, email IDs...

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Feedly Hits DDoS Attacks

Feedly and Evernote Hit by DDoS Attacks, Extortion Demands Yesterday, the most popular RSS reader Feedly was down as a result of a large scale distributed-denial-of service (DDoS) attack carried by the cybercriminals to extort money. On Wednesday, the Feedly was temporarily unavailable for its users. Feedly posted details of the attack at 5:00 AM ET on its blog saying that they were under a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack and cyber-criminals were demanding money in return for returning the service to its normal operations. “Criminals are attacking feedly with a distributed denial of service attack (DDoS)....

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Twitter allows GIF

You Can Now Share GIFs on Twitter! Twitter announced Wednesday afternoon that you can post GIFs that appear within your feed on Twitter.com, Android, and iOS. That means you’ll be able to see the near-ubiquitous moving images in even more corners of the Web than before. It’s either a blessing or a curse, depending on how prone you are to seizures. Previously, GIFs were shown inline only on third-party applications for Twitter, such as TweetDeck. Coincidentally, that functionality seems to be temporarily down at the moment. Poor TweetDeck; it’s had a rough couple of weeks.  We here at Yahoo Tech are dedicated GIF...

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eBay Hacked

eBay Hacked, Urges All Members to Change Passwords Immediately The online auction and sales giant eBay posted a message Wednesday morning saying that it had been hacked, urging all of its members to change their passwords. The company said in a statement that a database containing encrypted passwords had been breached, but that financial data, including credit card information, was stored separately and was still safe. Hackers were able to gain access to eBay employee log-ins, eBay said, which in turn gave them access to the encoded passwords. eBay says that no unauthorized transactions have yet been made with the information. But...

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