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E3 has taken the week by storm with developers all around the world showcasing their latest projects and announcing the dates of release. Many have showcased upcoming games while others have talked about sequels to their already famed projects. Gaming heavy-weights like Microsoft, Nintendo, Ubisoft and Sony came to the fore-front to display games that kept the attendees on their feet and searching for more.

Lulzsec, the hackers who took down PBS and Sony has now taken interest in exposing email addresses and passwords of people visiting pornography websites.

In a bizarre incident early this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) faced a cyber attack, ironically from a member-nation, though the fund is not willing to reveal the country's name.

Video game maker Nintendo unveiled its new Wii U this week, again focusing its innovations on the way gamers interact with games as it vies to maintain its lead on Sony and Microsoft.

Sony, Google, the FBI, Lockheed Martin, Citigroup, and now the International Monetary Fund (IM) -- the tentacles of cyber criminals are not sparing any big ticket organisation in the world. The infiltration might have involved significant reconnaissance prior to the attack, and code may have been written specifically to penetrate the the Fund, according to a former cybersecurity specialist at the World Bank.

Video game maker Nintendo unveiled its new Wii U this week, again focusing its innovations on the way gamers interact with games, a move it hopes will help it maintain its lead on Sony and Microsoft.

Three members suspected to be a part of the Anonymous hacking group were arrested in Almeira, Barcelona and Valencia in Spain on Friday morning, according to a report.

With the introduction of the Nintendo Wii U coming in 2012, many analysts are overlooking the fact that Apple already has the pieces in place for an assault on the $50 billion industry in 2011.

Spanish police arrested three men suspected to be members of the hacker group Anonymous on Friday, charging them with organizing cyber attacks against the websites of Sony Corp, banks and governments -- but not the recent massive hacking of PlayStation gamers.

They weren't too many obvious winners and losers at this year's E3.

Spanish police arrested three suspected members of the so-called Anonymous group on Friday on charges of cyber attacks against targets including Sony's PlayStation store, governments, businesses and banks.

Three members suspected to be a part of the Anonymous hacking group were arrested in Almeira, Barcelona and Valencia in Spain on Friday morning, according to a report.

Internet collective Anonymous has vowed to avenge of the arrest of three people in Spain who were suspected to be members of the group.

OnLive showed off its Wii U alternative at E3.

Friday, Spain police reportedly arrested three alleged members of the hacker and activist group Anonymous.

In this opinion piece from Montreal, Saul Carliner points out several reasons why e-books are still in their infancy.

The hackers allegedly responsible for the Sony ordeal have been arrested.

Watch a video showing 'The Smurfs 3D' movie trailer and some amazing pictures of the Spanish village painted blue exclusively for the movie's premiere.

Both companies have done a good job at reducing the power of their consoles.

Citibank becomes the latest victim in the large-scale corporation hacking trend of 2011.

In the past few months, hackers have enjoyed a swelling of fame while their hits have suffered hurt customer credibility and financial loss. Now it's Citibank's turn.

LulzSec now has 100,000 followers on Twitter. That’s pretty fast for a group that only gained notoriety after May 30 when it placed a phony story of Tupac being a live on PBS.

Banking giant Citibank has confirmed that credit card data of about 200,000 North American customers have been hacked, the latest in a string of cyber attacks.

Citigroup confirmed a security breach at Citi Account Online, which was discovered by the authorities recently during a routine monitoring. The names, account numbers and contact information, including email addresses of the customers have been compromised. More critical information like date of birth, social security numbers, card expiration date and card security code (CVV) have not been accessed by the hackers, Citi said.

Japanese heavy-weight Sony Corporation, at the E3, has announced that the company will launch its own dance game called ‘Everybody Dance’ later this year.

Citigroup confirmed on Thursday that unidentified hackers breached security and have viewed some of its credit-card customers' account information in the U.S.

A Twitter post by Internet hacker, Lulz Security, who recently mocked the security system of Sony and FBI, stated that the group has received thousands of dollars as donation to continue its attacks.

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