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Google Pakistan Hacked & Defaced By Turkish Hacker

Posted by Avik Sarkar On 11/24/2012 07:05:00 pm

Google Pakistan Along With Microsoft  HP, HSBC, Apple, PayPal, Blogspot Hacked & Defaced By Turkish Hacker

Today was most probably the worst day in the history of Pakistan cyber space. Ten big domains of Pakistan has been stroked very badly. Many of you are guessing that it was Indian hackers who cost this damage. But in reality the attack was not generated from India, Bangladesh or such any other native countries,  but it was a Turkish hacker who have reportedly taken down the home and search page of Google Pakistan while leaving an image of two penguins walking across a bridge for million of users. I think now you got that, yes it was Google Pakistan which has been hacked and defaced by a Turkey hacker code named "KriptekS". In the deface page the hacker left several messages in Turkish language, the translation of the text, written on the website, is: "eboz. My homies in a friend always there for me. Have not shot by me with every breath." Also the hacker left a message saying "Pakistan Downed" which is indicating that the home page of Google Pakistan is indeed take down. According to deface mirror on Zone-H, the attack took place around 02:17 in the afternoon, but still, when I am writing this article, the home page of Google Pakistan is still offline. 
May be you are thinking that the story is over, but no; as I told earlier it was the worst day for Pakistani cyber fence, trust me indeed it was. As along with Google, KriptekS, the Turkish hacker also targeted Pakistani domain of Blogger, HSBC, Coca-Cola, Fanta, Paypal, Microsoft, HP & Apple. Also it has been reported that Pakistani domain of Sony, Yahoo & Windows has also been allegedly hacked. And all those hacked domains are still offline. 

List of Hacked Sites:-

http://www.google.com.pk
http://www.google.pk
http://www.hp.com.pk
http://www.apple.pk
http://www.hsbc.pk
http://www.blogspot.pk
http://www.coca-cola.pk
http://www.fanta.pk
http://www.paypal.pk
http://www.microsoft.pk
www.visa.com.pk
www.ebay.pk
www.msn.org.pk
www.sony.pk
www.windows.com.pk
www.yahoo.pk


Deface Mirrors:-

http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18639529
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18639530
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18639528
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18639527
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18638930
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18638890
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18638879
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18638866
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18638824
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18638825
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18638826
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18638827
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18638828
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18638820
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18638822
http://zone-h.com/mirror/id/18638823


While talking about this dangerous cyber attack, we would like to remind you that few days ago couple of Pakistani hackers defaced several big Israeli domains including MSN, Bing, Live, Skype, Microsoft Store, BBC, CNN, Coca-Colla, XBOX, Windows, Intel, Philips, Israeli Parliament, Citi Bank and so on. Whether it is not clear that this attack on Pakistan has nay relation with that attack on Israel. But what we can say is that "KriptekS" exactly followed the same path, which Pak hackers shown the world few days ago. 




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#OpFreeAssange -Hertfordshire Police Website Hacked & Login Information Stolen

Posted by Avik Sarkar On 9/01/2012 04:51:00 pm

#OpFreeAssange -Hertfordshire Police Website Hacked & Login Information Stolen

Just few days ago hacktivist group Anonymous strikes on the cyber fence of UK Government, and sent Ministry of Justice and the Britis Home Office offline for certain period of time. The motive of the cyber attack was directly linked with Wikileaks founder Julian Assange extradition. Not only Anonymous, but also hackers from different part of globe joined 'Operation Free Assange' dubbed '#OpFreeAssange'. As a result  A hacker codenamed '0x00x00' has posted online what appears to be login information for police officers in the Hertfordshire and Nottinghamshire constabularies. The usernames, passwords and PINs were posted to Pastebin on Thursday, along with the banner 'OpFreeAssange' and a quote from Wikileaks founder. The hacker said in the Pastebin document: "This is nothing big not some l33t h4x shit ... but this tells how insecure the Web is." A spokesperson for Nottinghamshire Constabulary said in a statement that, following initial inquiries, the force was "confident at this stage that no restricted or confidential information was accessed or databases compromised". "We continue to investigate and have taken steps to further strengthen security around our website as a precaution," the statement continued. In a statement, Hertfordshire Constabulary said it was investigating the breach, and confirmed that the information had been "stored on a database linked to the public Safer Neighbourhoods pages of the external Constabulary website". 
This is not the very first time, earlier hackers have targeted website of Police Dept many times. A hacker group named Redhack hit Turkish Police Dept and stolen 850+ police officers details. Also hacker from Anonymous has exposed 600 MB of Personal Data of Boston Police Patrolmens Association (BPPA). Also for #OpPiggyBank Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police & Salt Lake City Police Department Hacked by Anonymous. In 2011Austrian Police & Chicago Police Department also get hacked By Anonymous where more 25K+ Officers Personal Data get leaked.  





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Anonymous Hacked 2,725 Emails Of Tunisia's Ruling Party Ennahda & Prime Minister

Posted by Avik Sarkar On 4/09/2012 12:56:00 pm

Anonymous Hacked 2,725 Emails Of Tunisia's Ruling Party Ennahda  & Prime Minister of Tunisia
A hacker group named Anonymous Tunisia (Anonymous TN) claimed that it has hacked over 2,725 emails belonging to Tunisia's ruling Ennahda party, including those of the prime minister, in the latest challenge to the Islamist-led government. The activist said the emails include phone numbers, bank transactions and invoices paid during Tunisia's election campaign in October, in which Ennahda won more than 40 percent of parliament seats, going on to lead the government. One of the emails was from Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali, a senior Ennahda official, to the Turkish embassy, attaching Foreign Minister Rafik Abdesslem's CV. According to a YouTube video posted by the hacker group said the emails were released in protest against Ennahda's alleged failure to protect the unemployed and artists who were attacked by Salafi Islamists during a recent protest. 
"To the Tunisian government, we have kept a large part of your data secret. If you do not wish to see these published on the internet we ask you to work to the best of your ability to avoid internet censorship and to respect human rights and the freedom of expression in Tunisia," the activist said. Government officials declined detailed comment on the security breach but said many of the emails appeared to be old. 
Earlier in 2011 hacker from Anonymous has took down several govt. websites of Tunisia. Also few months ago a hacker from hacker collective Anonymous named CaliforniaKB took responsibility of hacking into the Hizb ut-Tahrir -Tunisian Islamist Liberation Party official website. This hack was a part of Operation Tunisia (#OpTunisia). If you talk about mail hack then we would like to give you reminder that couple of months ago Anonymous has hacked into the Syrian President Bashar Assad's E-mail-Id & exposed all the details. Also few weeks ago another hacktvist group named Teamgreyhat has hacked into the email id of Bangladesh Prime Minister.






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Turkish Police Website Hacked By Redhack, Email-id & Passwords Exposed

Posted by Avik Sarkar On 3/09/2012 01:25:00 am

Turkish Police Website Hacked By Redhack, Email-id & Passwords Exposed 

Hackers group named Redhack has hacked into the official website of Turkish Police also known as Ankara Police Department. In a pastebin release the hackers have revealed the details of more than 850 Police officers including Full Name, Email-id and passwords. According to Redhack they "acquired secret information last week said one of the passwords of the secret police files was "123456." 
The group member said the reason for targeting the Ankara Police Department was that it was the center of applications such as "E-State" and "E-Police," and the fact that it was "much more special and better protected" than other police department websites. "We also held a grudge against Ankara police for their brutality against Tekel workers and their arbitrary blacklisting of citizens," the hacker said. "Everyone can forget, but communists do not."
According to the official website of RedHack.org they had confirmed that they downloaded police files that contained tips from "informant" citizens that told of suspicious activities by other citizens and published them on their website www.kizilhack.org, which is currently blocked by a court order to Internet users from Turkey.
The RedHack member said it took them one month to hack into the Ankara Police Department and then wandered around in the system for three weeks before bringing it down.
"We could see emails being sent to police officers before they could receive them. We even helped out a couple of people who asked for technical assistance from the police's 'virtual bureau,'" the hacker said.
Attack on Police Dept has became a normal thing earlier hacker from Anonymous has exposed 600 MB of Personal Data of Boston Police Patrolmens Association (BPPA). Also for #OpPiggyBank Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police & Salt Lake City Police Department Hacked by Anonymous. In 2011 Austrian Police also get hacked By Anonymous where more 25K+ Officers Personal Data get leaked. 




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Now Celebrities Also Supporting #OccupyWallStreet of Anonymous

Posted by Avik Sarkar On 10/15/2011 08:48:00 pm

The Globe and Mail has come out in support of the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations in the captions to a celebrity photo article.
Tweets from the Anonymous group and its supporters suggest that the text is the work of a hacker, but this looks like common practice at the Globe and Mail, which often treats its celebrity subjects lightly.
Nevertheless, "#Anonymous Hack done in support of #OccupyWallStreet," tweeted the @operationleaks account on Twitter, "What the hell?!? How did photo of #occupyLA protester get in here with photos of celebrities at polo match?", added Anonyops.
The gallery and its captions have been live for some time, which adds an air of authority to them, but in case they do disappear we reproduce our favourites.
"Week Five of the Occupy Wall Street movement finds couture-and-pearls-bedecked actress Elizabeth McGovern preoccupied with America's growing income disparity at the New York Film Festival premiere of 'My Week With Marilyn' in a swank New York City hotel on Sunday."
"Yes, stars came out in force last week to show their support for the brave little people taking part in Occupy Wall Street protests across America. Here, actress Sofia Vergara demands higher taxes for the wealthy as she arrives at the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic in Los Angeles on Sunday."
"Actor Jeremy Piven strikes a blow for the disenfranchised at the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic in Los Angeles on Sunday."
"Clearly outraged by the excessive bonuses paid to Wall Street executives, actress Sanaa Lathan defines unostentation at the champagne-sponsored event for the elitest equestrian game sometimes known as 'The Sport of Kings' in Los Angeles on Sunday."
"Lauren Conrad, well-known chronicler of the down and out in Orange County, wore shorts to the polo match to show her support for people who can't afford long pants, something she read about online one time or something."
"Host Nacho Figueras arrives at the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic in Los Angeles on Sunday dressed like a complete tool."
"Emma Stone attends the German premiere of 'The Help' (German title: 'Der Turkish Illegalman Arbeiter') in Hamburg last week."
"'Occupy this, losers,' Chris Albrecht, the super-wealthy president/CEO of a major Hollywood production company, says while attending a premiere with his taller, younger, way better looking wife in Los Angeles last week."
 

-News Source (The Inquirer,OccupyWallStreet)



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90+ WebSites Hacked By Crespo (Turkish Hacker)

Posted by Avik Sarkar On 9/15/2011 02:08:00 pm

More than 90 websites hacked and defaced by Crespo (Turkish Hacker)

List Of Hacked Sits:-
http://pastebin.com/qiJpcWZ6


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Turkish Hacker Group (Turkguvenligi) Strikes, Now the Victim is The Register, Vodafone, Acer, UPS & National Geographic Channel

Posted by Avik Sarkar On 9/06/2011 03:50:00 pm


Turkguvenligi the unknown Turkish hacker group strikes the WWW with a bang. This time the target was some high profile websites like famous media The Register also lots of high profile companies like Vodafone,  Acer, UPS & National Geographic Channel. According to the first step of investigation the mthod of hacking was some thing like this, Turkguvenligi managed to hack into the DNS panel of the reg­is­trar and mod­ify the con­fig­u­ra­tion of arbi­trary sites, to use their own DNS (ns1?.yumur?tak?abugu?.com and ns2?.yumur?tak?abugu?.com) and redi­rect those web­sites to their defaced page. But still the motive of this manage is not clear though the hacker group send a Message:- 

“Turkgu­ven­Ligi” and “4 Sept. We TurkGu­ven­ligi declare this day as World Hack­ers Day – Have fun ;) h4ck y0u” .

Previously Turkguvenligi hacked the job portal of FBI.

To see all the archived mirror of this hacker team click Here


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Apple's Education & Seminar Events Website Defaced By HodLum

Posted by Avik Sarkar On 8/27/2011 01:48:00 am


Apple Education & Seminar Events Website defaced by HodLum (Turkish Hacker). The hacker uploaded an image which is clearly stating that he was inside that site and then uploaded an image named "Ownz.jpg" by this he defaced the site. 

Hacked Site:-
http://edseminars.apple.com/seminars/eventfiles/668/0wnz.jpg

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Anonplus Hacked by Akincilar (Turkish Hacker Group)

Posted by Avik Sarkar On 7/24/2011 11:30:00 pm


AnonPlus, a social network created by the hacker group Anonymous has been hacked by a Turkish hacker group called Akincilar, who replaced the Anonymous logo of men in suits, with one of a dog wearing a suit on the social networking site, according to The Register.
Anonymous began setting up its own social network after profiles set up by its members on Google+ were removed last week. Several days later, the rival hacker group from Turkey defaced the pre-beta site's front page with the joke version of the standard Anonymous logo and a message mocking the group in Turkish and English.

"We Are TURKIYE We Are Akincilar. This logo suits you more ... How dare you rise against to the World ... Do you really think that you are Ottoman Empire? We thought you before that you cannot challenge with the world and we teach you cannot be social Now all of you go to your doghouse ..." read the message.
Details of how the hack was perpetrated are unknown, but are likely to have involved either easily exploited site vulnerabilities or sloppy password security: the same vulnerabilities that Anonymous has been criticising big business for, through its AntiSec campaign.

Developers behind AnonPlus had a few choice words for Turkish hackers dismissing them, among other things, as "snobby, arrogant, IGNORANT little fucking children" in a counter-rant.
Anonymous attacked government websites in Turkey in protest against controversial internet filtering plans back in June. Turkish police arrested 32 suspects days later.

-News Source (ITP)

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#Antisec, Turkish Takedown Thursday By Anonymous

Posted by Avik Sarkar On 7/07/2011 06:35:00 pm





Hacker Group Anonymous declared #operation Turkey for the shake of #Antisec. This time they damaged more than 70 Turkish websites. 

Anonymous messages about #operation Turkey: -


"Over the last few years, we have seen how the Turkish government has tightened its grip on the internet. It has blocked thousands of websites and blogs while abusive legal proceedings against online journalists persist. The government now wants to impose a new filtering system on the 22nd of August that will make it possible to keep records of all the people’s internet activity. Though it remains opaque why and how the system will be put in place, it is clear that the government is taking censorship to the next level.
These acts are inexcusable. Accessing and participating in the free flow of information is a basic human right. Anonymous will not stand by while the Turkish government violates this right. We will bring our support to circumvent censorship and retaliate against organizations imposing censorship. 
Hundreds of thousands of people protested against internet censorship decisions but AKP government ignored the voice of the people and violently oppressed the protesters. 
We call on all internet citizens to support freedom of speech by pushing the Turkish government to stop these foolish policies. The free flow of information won’t be stopped. Sharing of knowledge won’t be stopped. It is time to fight for our rights and stand up for what we believe in.

Join us in the IRC channel to discuss what we can do to liberate the internet: http://chat.mibbit.com/?server=194.8.74.43&channel=%23opTurkey

(server: irc.anonops.li, channel #opturkey)

We are Anonymous.
We are Legion.
We do not Forgive.
We do not Forget.
Expect us.
.."

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After #opTurky, 32 Anonymous get busted by Turky Police

Posted by Avik Sarkar On 6/14/2011 02:53:00 am



After hacker group Anonymous' apparently successful Operation Turkey to protest Internet censorship, the country's authorities have detained 32 people in connection with the attack on Turkish government Web sites.
After Friday's attack, Turkey's telecommunications authorities investigated and took the people into custody, according to a report today by Turkey's state news agency. Eight of those detained were under 18 years old, the report said.
The arrests come just days after Spain said Friday it arrested three Anonymous hackers in connection with attacks on Sony's PlayStation Network, governments, banks, and others. Retribution followed quickly, with an Anonymous attack that reportedly took a Spanish police off the Net.
The attacks take the form of a distributed denial of service (DDoS), which involves a coordinated flooding of a Web site with traffic with specially crafted network tools.
Security firm Sophos, though, said the Turkish attackers apparently used an attack tool called LOIC (Low Orbit Ion Cannon) that isn't terribly anonymous.
"LOIC...doesn't do a very good job of covering your tracks--making it potentially easy for computer crime authorities to track those behind the attacks," said Sophos' Graham Cluley.
A loose group of angry hacktivists is only one force spotlighting the Net's vulnerabilities today. The International Monetary Fund suffered what was reported over the weekend to be a major network breach. Google said it disrupted a plan the company said originated from China to break into Gmail accounts. It's open season for hackers.
One person's illicit hacker might be another person's sanctioned military authority, though. The United States and United Kingdom increasingly talk of cyberwar as just a facet of ordinary war.

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Anonymous withdrawn #op-India & the untold story of this operation.

Posted by Avik Sarkar On 6/11/2011 12:50:00 am



The fledgling Indian operation of hacker group Anonymous attacked the website of the Indian army on Friday, but reversed its decision after it ran into criticism from Indian supporters who were annoyed that the Indian army was targeted.
Later on Friday, the hacker group said in a Twitter message that the Indian army site was now working fine. The new consensus appears to be not to target government websites, but only those of corrupt politicians. Anonymous has made common cause in India with an anti-corruption movement in the country. It hacked earlier this week the website of the National Informatics Center (NIC), an IT planning and services organization of the Indian government. On Anonymous' Operation India page on Facebook, it was criticized on Friday by a number of users after it announced that it had hacked the Indian army's site. "I won't support hacking the page of Indian Army. SAD," said one Facebook user. "Why indian army? what do they have to do with this? this is not Pakistan," said another user. Later on Friday, the Indian operation of Anonymous said on Facebook and Twitter that from now on it would target only corrupt politicians. "Operation India Anonymous Feel that we should not Target any site without getting your opinions," it said on Facebook. On Twitter, the group said that they were Indians, and "dont want to harm our own property." Anonymous said earlier in the day that the attack on the Indian army site had not led to any loss of data for the army, but was just meant to send a message to the Indian government about corruption. It also posted videos of its demands on YouTube. The hacker group also claimed to have attacked the NIC site again on Friday. The part of the website that was hacked earlier in the week is still "under maintenance." The NIC hosts a number of Indian government sites. Late Thursday, Anonymous said it had launched a DDoS (distributed denial of service) attack on Turkish government websites in protest against a new Internet filter system that is to be introduced in August. The website of a Turkish telecommunications authority was not accessible. 
Some Untold Facts and the reality of #op-India:- 
In reality Anonymous never start #op-India, because Anonymous don't hit democratic countries, media and so on.It was a few Indian guy (for some reason I am not publishing their names, but I believe that you all know them) who started this mission by using the name of Anonymous. They did this for their personal profit, not for the noble cause which they ware pretending to say. In short time that guys just fool some innocent Indians, they played with the soft corner and miss use the sympathy of common peoples. In short the #op-india was totally fake, and was created for personal profit. Now due to huge pressure they were forced to close that fake mission. I am proud to say that VOGH was among them who protest those crooks who did this thing. They just violated the media, GOV and more importantly they tricks with the emotion of common Indians. We strongly earge to Indian GOV that those rascals should be fucked up.

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