Syrian Electronic Army(#SEA) Website hacked by Turkguvenligi, Turkish hacker

One of world best back-hat hackers "Syrian Electronic Army" own official website hacked by Turkguvenligi, Turkish Hacker. 

According to Turkguvenligi, they clam to hack Syrian Electronic Army official sites sea.sy and leaks.sea.sy. Both sites are defaced by hacker. SEA also consider as world top hackers. They hacks include Microsoft, Skype and media sites New York Times. SEA mostly use hacking techniques like phishing and social engineering. But Turkguvenligi who are consider as Elite Class hackers exploit their server.

According to Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) Hackers
"The hosting company that hosts #SEA websites, including (http://leaks.sea.sy) was attacked... (sea.sy) was not affected. Since the #SEA servers is managed by the hosting company, they down the servers quickly to make sure that will not happen again. Such attacks will not affect the #SEA, we will continue our hacks and operations."

Deface Page Say's:

"You imbecils will attack our country with fake phishing emails and we'll accept your lies and dont do anything ? That is the end you deserve:

"And never think that Allah is unaware of what the wrongdoers do. He only delays them for a Day when eyes will stare [in horror]." 

Ibráhím - 42

For only conscientious people ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0hOYa6Q0a0

BREAKING NEWS BASHAR ASAD AND HIS ORGY CREW(SEA) GET SACKEDFear not the elite phishing crew has been brought down to where it belongs, the hacking scene will never accept social media savvy and attention seeking so called "hackers". It was always a underground realm and the real can distinguish the real in this game. We sit back hand asses while these lowly kids make twitter accounts and do phishing to outdated professionals in the COMP-SEC field. The show is over and this is just a mere example of Underground vs self-proclaimed-l337-hackers. We don't need to make achievement videos , put high-profile professionals info on the internet, or deface targets that are strictly aimed for media attention. For those that know us have a clear understanding of our achievements and what we can accomplish. And believe me you are just an average joe on my block ;)
End of the game for dogs of the murderer "asad". In support of russia, you worked hard to make people believe in that you are right to make muslim massacre in syria. And we warned you before, as you see below ;)
Gerizekalıların ddos saldırılarını yıllardır hack diye haber yapan yavşak ve de bir o kadar da cahil Türk medyasının editörleri, özellikle sizin haber yapmanızı İSTEMİYORUZ, duyrulur. ;)

Greetz; Our old friend, spo0feR(Pakistani Hacker) ;)"

Hacked Sites:
http://sea.sy/
http://leaks.sea.sy/

Mirrors:
http://zone-h.org/mirror/id/21545300

Hackers Hit Reuters, Post Fake Blog on Syria

NEW YORK: Hackers took over the blogging platform of the Reuters news agency and posted “fabricated” stories said to include an interview with a Syrian rebel leader, the company said Friday.

“Reuters.com was a target of a hack on Friday,” said a statement from parent firm Thomson Reuters.

“Our blogging platform was compromised and fabricated blog posts were falsely attributed to several Reuters journalists.”

Among the fake postings was a purported interview with the head of the Free Syrian Army, who was quoted as saying that rebel forces were pulling back after clashes in the city of Aleppo.

Reuters said it did not carry out that interview, that the posting has been deleted and that the blogging platform was taken offline as it addresses the problem.

Syrian opposition fighters told a news conference Friday in Iraq they would not withdraw from Aleppo, the northern city which has been under attack by regime forces.

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Anonymous hack hands WikiLeaks TWO MILLION Syrian emails

Hacktivist group Anonymous is claiming responsibility for an attack on the computer systems of the Syrian government and its evil overlord Bashar Assad thanks to which over two million emails ended up in the hands of whistle-blowing site WikiLeaks.

As of last Thursday, the site began drip-feeding sections of the ‘Syria Files’ to its selected media partners, and given there are a total of 2.4m emails from 680 separate domains going all the way back to August 2006, it could take some time.

Anonymous revealed in a press release that its Op Syria team - comprising members of Anonymous Syria, AntiSec and sometime collaborator the Peoples Liberation Front - first breached multiple domains and servers in the war-torn country back in February.

“So large was the data available to be taken, and so great was the danger of detection (especially for the members of Anonymous Syria, many of whom are ‘in country’) that the downloading of this data took several additional weeks,” the release said.

Not knowing quite what to do with the huge treasure trove of information it had snarfed, the group handed it over to WikiLeaks, the organisation it had partnered with before in the hack of private intelligence firm Stratfor.

There were no details of exactly how the attack took place but given the usual MO of Anonymous, you can expect it took advantage of some pretty obvious web application vulnerabilities.

The hacktivist group was also keen to portray itself as a force for good offline as well as on, claiming six of its members carried medical supplies across the border and that it has been helping local activists and protesters avoid surveillance efforts by the Assad regime.

Anti-government activists in Syria have been targeted by phishing campaigns and spyware for months, most recently the BlackShades Trojan which spreads via compromised Skype accounts.

Source: http://packetstormsecurity.org/news/view/21224/Anonymous-Hack-Hands-WikiLeaks-Two-Million-Syrian-Emails.html