There is a famous saying in the virtual sphere that hackers don’t let go very easily. It is evident from the fact that after the arrest of members of LulzSec by FBI it was thought that the group fizzled out very quickly. The concerns were big as they were betrayed by their own leader. But it seems that a new group named LulzSecReborn has risen from the ashes of the previous one.

The H1Siri hack cases have been increasing with every passing day. It was only last week when the world came to know about it and since number of the iPhone 4 and iPod touch users have put forth their concerns about it.

It has been revealed in recent researches that there has been a growth witnessed by Android, in mobile malware. It means that each day, the privacy of many people is being intruded by hackers. There has been a rise in the same witnessed since July this year.

In a cyber disaster, consumers were affected as their name and credentials were exposed online. These consumers were mostly from Citigroup to Walgreen to HSN. The US corporate firm were the targets.

In a quiet revelation in a late Saturday night blog post, Google said that it is remotely disabling the malicious apps that had been uploaded to and distributed from the company’s Android Market to millions of owners of Android- based handsets.

Companies that operate in the biotech, pharmaceutical, IT and chemical sectors are the worst affected as stated by a study into the "endemic" by the Office of Cyber Security and Information Assurance.

According to a Thursday-released report by cybersecurity firm McAfee, China-based hackers conducted a “coordinated, covert and targeted” campaign of cyber-espionage against some of the leading Western energy firms, downloading sensitive data from their corporate networks.

During his Friday speech at the 47th Munich Security Conference, the UK Foreign Secretary William Hague admitted that the UK government computers were infected the Zeus information-stealing Trojan in December 2010.

A number of attempts were made to hack the computer networks of Nasdaq Stock Market during last year. Federal investigators are still trying to identify the persons responsible for this offence and they are still not sure about their purpose behind doing this.

In a high-profile breach on the Facebook site, the fan page of Mark Zuckerberg – the founder of the popular social networking site – was hacked on Tuesday. Zuckerberg’s fan page breach came close on the heels of the Sunday hack French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s wall, with a hacker posting a message that the president will not run for re-election.