Collaborate Disseminate
By Waqas
In total, Anonymous leaked 285,635 confidential emails belonging to the Nauru Police Force of the tiny Nauru Island…
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By Waqas
The hacktivists originally announced the hack on March 7th however at the time of publishing this article, most…
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By Waqas
The announcement of the hack came from Emma Best of DDoSecrets who confirmed that an affiliate of Anonymous…
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By Owais Sultan
When the term hacktivism is discussed the first thing that comes to our mind is the Anonymous collective.…
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By Waqas
According to Anonymous, three Russian-state TV channels, Russia 24, Moscow 24, and Channel One and two Netflix-like Russian…
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By Deeba Ahmed
A prominent Twitter account (@YourAnonNews) linked to the Anonymous movement has also confirmed the hack via Twitter Thursday…
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The Jan. 27 hack of Iranian state broadcaster IRIB — which ran a message of support for opposition leaders and called for the assassination of Iran’s supreme leader — came with previously unidentified wiper malware, according to research that suggests the incident was more destructive than initially assumed. Researchers with Check Point, a Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity company, published the findings Friday based on what it said were files and other forensic evidence connected to the hack. Iranian officials acknowledged the attack at the time, saying that “disruptions” also occurred on another television channel and two radio stations, and called the hack “complex.” The breach occurred the day before Iran began its multi-day celebration of the 1979 revolution. “We could not find any evidence that these tools were used previously, or attribute them to a specific threat actor,” the researchers wrote. The files found and analyzed by Check Point include the […]
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Who’s that new guy working at your company, and why don’t you recognise him from the interview? How are hacktivists raising the heat in Belarus? And should you be fully vaxxed for your online date?
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In the days after a group of Belarusian hackers announced they’d breached the network of the country’s railway system, encrypted data and demanded the expulsion of Russian troops and the release of political prisoners, a lot remains unclear. But the Belarusian Cyber Partisans, the hacktivist group behind the attacks, posted a series of screenshots to Twitter Monday afternoon showing what they say show “internal assets and docs” from the hack. The group also seemed to troll Belarusian Railways with a screenshot claiming that the agency’s employees “frequently used pirated software. Do you think it’s connected to how they got hacked?” the group asked. Screenshots taken during a #ScorchingHeat cyberattack on the #belarus railroad reveal that employees frequently used pirated software. Do you think it’s connected to how they got hacked? 🙃🙃🙃 pic.twitter.com/De2R6W4Jt3 — Belarusian Cyber-Partisans (@cpartisans) January 25, 2022 It’s unclear the the extent to which the group’s hack did any […]
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By Deeba Ahmed
A hacktivist group calling itself Belarusian Cyber-Partisans claims it hacked the Belarus railroad system as it allows the…
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