Posted on 08/16/2009 2:09:29 PM PDT by Cindy
SNIPPET: "One of the Chinese bloggers that I follow reported that Uyghur separatists have defaced a handful of Chinese .gov.cn sites. The hacker(s) are known as “Spy HackerZ” and their handy work can be found with a simple google search for “spy hackerz” site:gov.cn. There are eight results all from different local government sites. The Spy Hackerz use the defacements as opportunities to voice their opinion about perceived injustices. The sites’ admins have apparently been notified because the defacements are either removed or the sites are presently down. I grabbed this screenshot from the ‘iron circle’ blog:"
(Excerpt) Read more at thedarkvisitor.com ...
Hat Tip:
http://www.terraplexic.org/current-intelligence/2009/8/13/uighurs-hack-back.html
“UIGHURS HACK BACK”
Culture & Technology | —Author: Tim Stevens
(August 13, 2009)
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These Muslims must really want to meet Allah soon.
Excerpts from Pakistan Observer article.
Islamabad—Unidentified hackers on Friday hacked several Pakistan government sites including web sites and posted messages of their own.
The sites which were hacked included www.pak.gov.pk; www.infopak.gov.pk and www.pakistan.gov.pk. The FIA’s Cyber Crime Cell was unable to restore the hacked sites by Friday night by the time of our going to press.
The hackers which called themselves as “Pak Bugs” posted the following messages on the hacked web sites: “Happy Independence Day” and “We don’t need an intro, you guys already know us.”
The Pak Bugs group also remained engaged with Indian hackers in an India-Pakistan cyber-war soon after Mumbai and forced the Indians to reach an accord in November 2008 pledging not to hack each others’ sites. Soon after the Mumbai attack Indian hackers had hacked dozens of Pakistani sites and in response Pak Bugs hacked over three dozen Indian sites.
Imagine, if you could go back in time to say, 1960.
‘So Riley, what’s the latest from 2009? Do we all have aluminum spacesuits and flying cars? How ‘bout colonies on the Moon?’
‘Uh- no. Some Chinese websites got hacked by Uyghurs.’
-Long, uncomfortable pause-
‘What?’
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