Cybercrime Blotter: The Biggest Hacks of 2012 — So Far

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Cybercrime Blotter: The Biggest Hacks of 2012 — So Far:

During the Arab Spring, the headline-hounding hackers in the LulzSec and Anonymous groups showed just how vulnerable anyone's online presence is, even that of major governments. What can we expect in 2012? More of the same, or a dynamic shift in what ...

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