 majorbar join:2000-06-02 East Northport, NY | reply to captnhook
Re: Chrome blocking Newsday Message disappeared yesterday, but it is back up today. To think cablevision touts this as a reason for raising the price of optimum online by $5 this month. |
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 jpr281 join:2006-01-12 Shirley, NY | Looks like we found the reason why:
Newsday.com, News12.com operational after hacking
The Newsday.com and News12.com websites were hacked but now are again fully operational, officials said today.
Kelly McAndrew, a vice president for Cablevision Systems Corp., which owns both sites, confirmed the attack had occurred. She declined to say how long the sites were affected but said the problems had been resolved.
An unauthorized third party illegally accessed the content management system for the sites, which led certain web browsers to post a temporary warning page, McAndrew said.
The browsers were Google Chrome and Firefox, according to sources familiar with the matter.
McAndrew said none of Cablevisions other websites were affected.
»mobile.newsday.com/inf/infomo;JS···paging=1 |
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 | So, if you logged into the News 12 or Newsday websites using your Optimum ID, has that been compromised?
I guess not...they claim in the article that customer information was not compromised. |
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 | said by limegrass69:So, if you logged into the News 12 or Newsday websites using your Optimum ID, has that been compromised? I guess not...they claim in the article that customer information was not compromised. If the site was so poorly secured who's to say what information and data was compromised and what was not.
They buried any coverage of this occuring in the back pages of their business section. |
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 RemyM join:2005-02-14 Stamford, CT | The New York Times and Wall Street Journal were hacked, nothing is secure on the internet anymore. |
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| reply to captnhook said by captnhook:said by limegrass69:So, if you logged into the News 12 or Newsday websites using your Optimum ID, has that been compromised? I guess not...they claim in the article that customer information was not compromised. If the site was so poorly secured who's to say what information and data was compromised and what was not. They buried any coverage of this occurring in the back pages of their business section. This is not big news. And any site with user information is going to handle that in a separate manner than the site content. |
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