Extortion, ransom demands and code leak - what would you have done in ... - SC Magazine UK

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Extortion, ransom demands and code leak - what would you have done in ... SC Magazine UK The company admitted that it had been breached in 2006 when the source code for its Norton software was stolen. According to Reuters, this was specifically the source code to Norton Antivirus Corporate Edition, Norton Internet Security, ... Hackers release Symantec source codeCRN Australia Hackers release source code for Symantec's PCAnywhereCNET More Symantec Source Code ReleasedOverclockers Club SYS-CON Media (press release) -CBS News -openPR (press release) all 62 news articles »

Hacker Group 'Anonymous' Tried To Extort Payment From Symantec - Wall Street Journal

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Hacker Group 'Anonymous' Tried To Extort Payment From Symantec Wall Street Journal Last month, the group published source code stolen in 2006 for Norton Utilities and pcAnywhere. The company anticipates Anonymous will next publish code for the 2006 version of Norton Antivirus Corporate Edition and Norton Internet Security. Symantec pcAnywhere Code Leaked After $50000 Payoff Deal CollapseseWeek After failing to get $50k, hackers post Symantec source codeGMA News After Extortion Attempt, Hacker Releases Symantec Source CodeRedOrbit CBS News -InformationWeek -Los Angeles Times all 295 news articles »

Symantec Confirms Hackers Breached Network in 2006 - Tom's Hardware Guide

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Symantec Confirms Hackers Breached Network in 2006 Tom's Hardware Guide Symantec spokesman Cris Paden said on Tuesday that unknown hackers breached its network back in 2006 and obtained the source code to Norton Antivirus Corporate Edition, Norton Internet Security, Norton Utilities, Norton GoBack and pcAnywhere. Symantec Confirms Source Code Stolen in 2006 Breach It Didn't Know AbouteWeek Symantec: 2006 hacking led to source code theftMyBroadband Hackers stole Symantec source code in 2006TVNZ Computer Business Review -IT PRO -RedOrbit all 174 news articles »

Symantec: We Didn't Know in 2006 Source Code Was Stolen - Wired News (blog)

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Symantec: We Didn't Know in 2006 Source Code Was Stolen Wired News (blog) By Kim Zetter Anti-virus giant Symantec says it did not know back in 2006 that source code for its software was stolen when it experienced a breach at that time. The company surprised the public last week when it disclosed that hackers had obtained ... Don't use our software, security firm Symantec warns customersFox News Symantec Tells Users to Disable pcAnywhere, Cites Threat from AnonymouseSecurity Planet Major Symantec breach highlights risks of running old softwareZDNet (blog) BetaNews -Infoboom -ComputerActive.co.uk all 69 news articles »

Symantec Warns pcAnywhere Users to Disable Tool Due to Source Code Theft - eWeek

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Symantec Warns pcAnywhere Users to Disable Tool Due to Source Code Theft eWeek The theft was limited to the code for the 2006 versions of Norton Antivirus Corporate Edition; Norton Internet Security; Norton SystemWorks, which includes Norton Utilities and Norton GoBack; and pcAnywhere, Symantec said. Symantec recommends disabling pcAnywhere and waiting for security patchesNetwork World Symantec Tells Customers to Pull the Plug on pcAnywhere Following Code TheftTechNewsWorld Symantec Warns Users to Disable pcAnywherePC Magazine InformationWeek all 170 news articles »