Anonymous attacks over 650 Israeli sites, wipes databases, leaks email addresses and passwords (updated)
When
 the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) this week began taking military action 
in the Gaza strip against Hamas (as the IDF announced on Twitter), 
Anonymous declared its own war as part of #OpIsrael. Among the 
casualties are thousands of email addresses and passwords, hundreds of 
Israeli Web sites, government-owned as well as privately owned pages, as
 well as databases belonging to Bank Jerusalem and the Ministry of 
Foreign Affairs.
While
 the hacktivist group doesn’t appear to be anywhere near satisfied yet, 
the YourAnonNews account, which has over 686,000 followers, did just 
send out this message:
If
 that’s not a declaration of success, I don’t know what is. There have 
so far been hundreds of takedowns and defacements of sites by 
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks; one Pastebin trying to 
list them all includes 659 Web sites. Not all of them are still down, 
but some are, and others are still defaced.
Another AnonPaste 
includes 2,004 email addresses, the majority of which appear to have 
corresponding passwords, allegedly stolen from an MySQL database 
belonging to dirotmodiin.co.il, a site for finding real estate in 
Israel. Many of them are hosted on Israeli domains, but there are also 
the usual Gmail, Hotmail, and Yahoo accounts.
Yet as already 
mentioned, we’re talking about more than just DDoS attacks that are 
overloading Web sites, such as tel-aviv.gov.il, the municipal site for 
the second most populous city in Israel (after Jerusalem). There are 
also plenty of defacements, and, as of a few minutes ago, databases have
 also been wiped.
While the Israeli government almost certainly 
has backups of the aformentioned databases, these attacks as well as the
 defacements show Anonymous isn’t just doing its usual spree of 
overloading target sites. OpIsrael appears to have gotten multiple 
hackers involved who are interested in doing actual damage, or at least 
something that is slightly more permanent than just a 404.
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Anonymous menyerang lebih dari 650 situs Israel, hapus database dan bocorkan password
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