Sunday, April 7, 2013

Cyberwar Anonymous v/s Israel


It's wartime folks, except there are no people being killed, no guns, no tanks or bombs. It's a silent war focused on bringing down a country. And the problem is that this country, Israel, does not know whom to hit back at ! The attackers are from all over the world - different countries, nationalities and hiding behind multiple proxies. 

Anonymous says Israel crossed a "line in the sand" so they declared war !

As on today this is what is making news.. 

Anonymous making History, CyberWar begins, Israeli hackers hit back
Anonymous Hackers from Iran,South Africa, Palestine,Pakistan and many others countries ,start first ever cyber war against a country, #OPISRAEL messages goes round on every social media about thousand of Israeli website defaced and hacked. .
Anti-Israel hackers stepped up their attempts to pull down Israeli sites over the weekend, with numerous attempted denial of service (DDoS) attacks against Israeli government sites. Hacker sites listed numerous websites they claimed to have disabled, and several sites reported slowdowns on Saturday night, but nearly all the sites the hackers claimed to have taken down were operating normally.
Israeli Elite Strike Force worked on Saturday night to pull down more sites. The group started attacking sites in Pakistan Friday but took off for Shabbat. Read more…

As cyber-war begins, Israeli hackers hit back


Quran Cited on Hacked Israeli Police Website Cyber War against Israel on Holocaust Memorial Day

http://www.cyberwarzone.com/quran-cited-hacked-israeli-police-website-cyber-war-against-israel-holocaust-memorial-day 

Major Israeli Government website Down,Mossad Agents emails Online

Details of 1500 Mossad agents is posted on Google Drive; about 19k Israeli FB pages are down; #OpIsrael says "When the government of Israel publicly threatened to sever all internet and other telecommunications in and outside of Gaza, they crossed a line in the sand,"



Israel Set Up a Hotline Prepares for April 7 Anonymous Attack



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