Cenobites Hacked by Al-Qaeda -- post bin Laden's latest.

Cenobite.com ^ | October 15, 2002 | tripps

[JohnathanRGalt]

Al-Qaeda has hacked a website of the fans of Hellraiser movies. The Islamists put up a ~100MB Arabic website which carried messages allegedly from bin Laden congratulating his followers for the killings in Yemen and on the French oil tanker last week.

This is the fourth time in the past month Al-Qaeda has hacked into someones server and put up the hidden sub-directory. Al-Qaeda then communicates the location of the secret site via email and posts to Arabic jehad forums.

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Leviathan

Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Morningside Mortuary
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Hacked / F*cking Terrorists

Sometime last week, cenobite.com was hacked. A hidden directory was placed in the middle of the site that contained an Arabic, pro-Bin Laden website. No, I'm not making this sh*t up...

Luckily, Emmanuelle sent me an email asking what was up with that site.

My webhoster has closed off access to the directory it was hidden in. I've emailed the abuse address for the business that owned the IP that hacked me. And, I've changed my password.

I'm very tempted to put the most offensive picture I can find in the directory where the site was... but, I'm also afraid of making some terrorist's hit list.

This is f*cked up: we were mentioned in an Australian news website:

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/10/14/1034561100880.html

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15 October 2002 06:10 PM

[JohnathanRGalt]

 ¿Que es mas macho: Pinhead o bin Laden?
"All your webhosts are belong to us".

[JohnathanRGalt]

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

[Angelus Errare]

Well, this certainly isn't the first time they've tried this. Prior to 9/11, several sci-fi websites were "commandeered" by pro-al-Qaeda propagandists ... also hosted by LW.

So does al-Qaeda have a cyber jihad brigade to supplement the real one?

[knighthawk]

Glad they discovered it.

[TomServo]

Exactly what I was thinking when I saw the title.

[aristeides]

So have they been hacking government computers to track the investigation? Is that why they went after the FBI intelligence analyst last night?

[Criminal Number 18F]

Great.

Binny's got "don't teach me no landings" pilots, a wide variety of illiterate goatherds (and goat-[censored]s), a couple of cowardly snipers and a Navy modeled on the Imperial Japanese Special Attack Corps (note to Binny: look how they wound up... you're next).

But that's not enough... nooooo. He's gotta deploy his 31337 H4X0Rs.

Interesting to note that the site is running a recent Apache on Linux -- at least, it is now. Other AlQ penetrations have been into Windows/IIS servers, so this is a higher level of script kiddie than we've seen previously.

d.o.l.

Criminal Number 18F

[muawiyah]

This goes a long way toward explaining why the AlQaida terrorist chose to kill the FBI employee at 7-Corners shopping center last evening.

She worked in the group devoted to combating cyberterrorism, or the use of the internet to further terrorism.

[JohnathanRGalt]

So does al-Qaeda have a cyber jihad brigade to supplement the real one?

Yes. E-Jehad is a huge project now. It's well funded and preparing to do serious damage. Contact me by via Freep-mail if you'd like to get a list of sites (mostly in Arabic) devoted to cyberterrorism.

[crazykatz]

BTTT

[jgrubbs]

BushCountry says "the website has been shut down", but it is still online at:

http://www.simplicithi.net/1/images/indexx/