A hacker has stolen an estimated 39 million account details -- simply by walking right in and taking them. The renowned hacker, who goes by the moniker GhostShell, was able to download a vast but ...

On Monday Team GhostShell returned with a new campaign called "Project WestWind". The project is aimed at "raising awareness towards the changes made in today's education, how new laws imposed by ...

Hacktivist collective Team GhostShell delivered its Christmas presents well ahead of schedule yesterday, celebrating the upcoming festivities by leaking more than a million public agency records ...

A state-sponsored cyber-espionage campaign has been targeting companies globally including those in the U.S., a new report says. The cyberattacks were carried out by a newly discovered Iranian group ...

Over the weekend an as-yet-unknown hacker group called Team GhostShell spilled account credentials from some extremely hard targets over the weekend (or so it seems) and they’ve also gone as far as to ...

Team GhostShell published their “last project” Monday, “Project WhiteFox.” The hacking crew again used their signature method of announcing the large-scale hack, hijacking numerous Twitter profiles to ...

A hacking group called "Team GhostShell" is taking credit for infiltrating the websites of a Chinese technical university and a European foreign exchange market and stealing more than 150,000 names, ...

Beware admins with lax security hygiene. The hacker GhostShell is back, leaking data from 32 targets with open FTP and promising more 'light hacktivism' dumps to come. Beware lazy admins! You surely ...

A hacker group, known online as Team GhostShell, claims it successfully hacked over 300 websites and has posted over 13,000 users' personal details online. The Ghostshell hackers claimed ...

Hacktivist collective Team Ghostshell is claiming this morning to have spilled 1.6 million accounts from a handful of companies in the aerospace, nanotechnology, banking, law, education and government ...

The hacker group GhostShell is back, claiming to have access to billions of accounts, trillions of records, hacking sites and dumping data to show that governments, educational institutions and other ...