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Chinese Hackers Exposed by U.S. Water Control System Decoy

August 5, 2013

A notorious hacking group from China, known as APT1 or Comment Crew, potentially affiliated with the Chinese military, has been caught infiltrating a simulated United States water control system, also referred to as a honeypot. Kyle Wilhoit, a researcher from Trend Micro, disclosed the findings at the BlackHat Conference this past Wednesday.

Back in December, the hackers targeted a water control system for a U.S. municipality, unaware it was a ruse set up by Wilhoit. The decoy utilized a Word document embedded with malicious software, allowing for complete access.

These honeypots closely resembled the ICS/SCADA devices employed in critical infrastructure for power and water facilities. The setup, which employed cloud software, produced realistic web-based login and configuration screens for local water plants, making them look as though they were based in various countries, including Ireland, Russia, Singapore, China, Japan, Australia, Brazil, and the U.S. Researchers have traced the activity back to the APT1 Group, which was previously linked to by the security firm Mandiant.

Pakistani Hackers Target Thousands of Israeli Websites in Support of Palestine

August 14, 2013

A widespread cyber attack is currently underway, with thousands of Israeli websites being compromised by Pakistani hackers in solidarity with the Palestinian people. Reports indicate that around 650 Israeli websites have already been infiltrated, with the hackers posting their messages on these sites. One hacker, known by the alias “H4x0r HuSsY,” communicated with The Hacker News to announce upcoming releases of additional hacked websites. The attacker’s message included slogans such as “LONG LIVE PALESTINE – PAKISTAN ZINDABAD HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY TO & FROM TEAM MADLEETS.”

The affected sites include semi-government, personal, and corporate Israeli domains. At the time of this report, many of these websites continue to display defaced pages. This cyber offensive follows a recent declaration of a “cyber war” on Israel by global hacker collectives, including the Anonymous group, after the Israeli Defense Forces threatened to cut off internet access in Gaza.

FBI Collaborated with Anonymous and LulzSec Hackers to Target Foreign Governments

August 28, 2013

Sentencing for former LulzSec leader Hector Xavier Monsegur, also known as “Sabu,” has been postponed again. Monsegur, who pleaded guilty to multiple criminal charges two years ago, faces a maximum sentence exceeding 124 years. Additionally, fellow LulzSec hacker Jeremy Hammond has alleged that the FBI utilized Sabu to orchestrate attacks against foreign governments, leveraging the efforts of Anonymous and other hackers.

The ongoing delays suggest that the FBI may not be fully extracting information from Monsegur, hinting at the possibility that he is assisting with other covert operations as claimed by Hammond. In a recent statement, Hammond accused the U.S. government of directing Monsegur to motivate fellow hacktivists to breach foreign government entities. “What many don’t realize is that Sabu was also used by his handlers to orchestrate hacking activities targeting government-selected entities, including multiple foreign government websites,” Hammond stated.