[JohnathanRGalt]

(Update, March 6, 2004, Yahoo Groups abuse department has done absolutely nothing.  'Jehad-Op' is still in operation.  Although message #2 has been deleted --you can now find the same information at message #6)

Date:	Wed, 25 Feb 2004 03:06:28 +0000 (GMT)
From:	"Johnathan Galt" <johnathanrgalt@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject:	Yahoo Groups ABUSE: jehad-op, GlobalIslamicMedia, mojahedoon
To:	abuse@yahoo.com

Yahoo Abuse Department,

I want to report illegal activity facilitated by your network.

Look at 'jehad-op' with 21 members. Only 2 messages, and the first one has been deleted.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jehad-op/message/2

This looks like this Yahoo Group is established for only one reason -- to coordinate the carrying out of cyber-attacks using 'EvilPing', DDoS, etc..  If you show the source of the message you can see the IP address of the sender (which traces to and ISP in Jordan).  Also, "jhon navathi" <thunders_of_truth@y...> is probably a Yahoo email.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jehad-op/message/2?source=1

Received: from [212.38.148.226] by web21507.mail.yahoo.com via HTTP; Mon, 23 Feb 2004 23:01:01 PST

Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 23:01:01 -0800 (PST)
To:   jehad-op@yahoogroups.com
From:   jhon navathi <thunders_of_truth@y...>

Whois Information from "whois.ripe.net" about 212.38.148.226

inetnum:      212.38.128.0 - 212.38.159.255
netname:      JO-INDEX-980511
descr:        PROVIDER
person:       Abdullah Samir Rifai
address:      P.O. Box 851620
address:      Amman 11185
address:      Jordan
phone:        +962 6 551 5333
e-mail:       asr@index.com.jo
person:       Mohammad Monir Ghannam
e-mail:       mghannam@tech.index.com.jo

Can you investigate this group and report the HTTP Referrers for the site?  It's obvious that the group is linked to some hacker group.  

There is a lot of illegal activity being facilitated by Yahoo Groups services.  The most egregious of them all is the Yahoo Group GlobalIslamicMedia with over 6200 members which discusses imminent terror attacks on the USA.  On Feb.11th the Yahoo Group mojahedoon instructed its members on how to inject concentrated cyanide into supermarket foodstuffs. There are many other groups such as this!  Will innocent people die before Yahoo takes action and enforces the AUP/TOS?

Sincerely,
-- JohnathanRGalt@yahoo.co.uk

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Internet Haganah

The following websites are being used to organize a criminal action, namely a distributed denial of service attack. Information regarding the sites, who runs them and who hosts them and/or provides them with network services, is provided so that the responsible parties may be held accountable for any damage done. We will add to this list as time allows and new sites involve themselves in this activity. These sites are in addition to Al Ansar, whose actions we have noted previously and the Yahoo group that has been established for the purpose of support "operation crescent."

Feb. 18, 2004: Al Ansar declares Al Jihad against Al Haganah

Feb. 27, 2004: The websites of the e-jihad

Feb. 28, 2004: More sites join in the e-jihad

[JohnathanRGalt]

Jehadi cyberwar ping: (let me know if you want on or off)

[Prime Choice]

Reminds me of the idiot Chinese "Honkers" who threatened to hack American systems during the spyplane incident some years ago. Turned out to be nothing but a bunch of anklebiters who couldn't hack their way out of a wet paper bag.

All that "cyberwar" turned out to be was the digital equivalent of two dogs bent on being the last to mark a fire hydrant. If it hadn't been for a bunch of Chicken Little media types hyping the whole thing up, nobody would have noticed.

[Prime Choice]

It's obvious that the group is linked to some hacker group.

Hacker groups don't use Yahoo. True hackers run their own systems and maintain their own mailing lists. They don't trust third parties to have their privacy concerns in mind.

[tkathy]

Have these people ever done anything positive or kind or decent for anyone except themselves?

[Cindy]

HAGANAH INTERNET: "THE WEBSITES OF THE E-JIHAD" (February 27, 2004)
http://internet-haganah.us/harchives/001556.html

HAGANAH INTERNET: "SORRY ABOUT THAT 007" (February 27, 2004)
http://internet-haganah.us/harchives/001555.html




 

[Las Vegas Dave]

Our bud "Daleel Almojahid" is in the news again-pings.

[Cindy]

LINKS OF INTEREST
http://www.truthusa.com/LinksOfInterest.html

[thecabal]

Yep, I tried to report them over a week ago to Yahoo abuse but heard diddly-squat back from them.

[PsyOp]

Has it occured to anyone that this might be a "sting" to law-enforcement identify potential terrorists wannabees? Just a thought, since it seems foolish for schooled terrorists to use Yahoo in such an open manner.