The message eerily claims that “Morrocco is [your] lord”, with a skeletal face imprinted above it. The hackers identified themselves in the message as ‘Black Team X’. Officials have since disabled the website and are busy trying to locate the origin of the hack. Read more

Big Sean’s Twitter was hacked by trolls who threatened to release nude photos of Sean’s ex-girlfriend Ariana Grande, and threatened to hack President Donald Trump if users followed random accounts. Read more

Malaysian singer-actress Joyce Chu has just lost her Instagram account to malicious hackers, the latest celebrity to be targeted by cyber attackers. Chu, 21, decided to alert her fans via Facebook Live on June 30 after discovering that she had lost access to her Instagram account (@joycechu_syc), which was hacked on June 29. Read more

Gray was not only booed off the mound in his start against the Red Sox on Saturday, but he appears to have been the latest victim of a Twitter hack as well. The hacker goes by “caso,” and this isn’t the first Major League player he has hacked on the social media platform. Read more

In its latest update, Binance indirectly expressed concerns over API vulnerabilities. This fits in perfectly with the Syscoin (SYS) API exploitation rumors that may have triggered the unplanned ‘maintenance’. Read more

Palestinian Islamist group Hamas used fake football and dating applications to hack the mobile phones of Israeli soldiers, the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) has claimed. Read more

Croatian World Cup footballer Dejan Lovren had his social media accounts hacked by a fan living in the Scottish Borders, a court has heard. Some of the Liverpool defender’s family photos and an image of his identity card were found on the computer of Peter Doswell, 22, of Selkirk. Read more

Taipei, July 3 (CNA) The official website of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) was hacked Tuesday with the hackers posting phrases about President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) in simplified Chinese characters on the homepage, a party spokesperson said. Read more

The Tasmanian Electoral Commission says an “unknown attacker” has breached a server’s security and downloaded a back-up file containing the names, addresses, emails, and date-of-birth information of electors. Read more

According to a report from Wired, Exactis “had exposed a database that contained close to 340 million individual records on a publicly accessible server” earlier this month. Read more