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3 years ago
Hacktivist Activity Related to Gaza Conflict Dwindles
Groups have fallen silent after bold claims of action at the start of the conflict.
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Dark Reading
Groups have fallen silent after bold claims of action at the start of the conflict.
Dark Reading
The hacktivists known as SiegedSec identify ICS targets, but there's no evidence of attacks yet.
Dark Reading
It's been a year since its last communication and attack on Iran — but the conflict with Hamas appears to have reactivated the group.
Graham Cluley
Hackers have exploited a flaw in a widely-used app that warns of missile attacks against Israel to send a fake alert that a nuclear strike is imminent. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Dark Reading
Killnet, Anonymous Sudan, along with other groups, pick up up their Middle East activities as war breaks out.
The Register
Groups range from known collectives to new outfits eager to raise their profile Hacktivism efforts have proliferated rapidly in the Middle East following the official announcement of a war between Palestine and Israel.…
Bleeping Computer
Hacktivist groups that operate for political or ideological motives employ a broad range of funding methods to support their operations. [...]
Dark Reading
The well-known collective is taking on targeted advertising with the Veilid framework and says it wants to make the Internet accessible to everyone who fears being monetized.
The Register
'Gay furry hackers' say it's in response to 'attacks on human rights' and noooothing to do with Russia-Ukraine NATO is investigating claims by miscreants that they broke into the military alliance's unclassified information-sharing and collaboration IT environment, stole information belonging to 31 nations, and leaked 845 MB of compressed data.…