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#OpIsrael: Anonymous Calls for Massive Cyberattack on Israel Ahead of April 7th April 6, 2013 As April 7th approaches, the hacktivist group Anonymous has announced plans for a significant cyber attack on Israel as part of their ongoing #OpIsrael campaign. The collective is actively recruiting new members and mobilizing supporters for an extensive assault on Israeli network infrastructures. This action is a response to the Israeli military’s actions in Palestinian territories, expressing solidarity with the Palestinian people and condemning the Israeli government’s policies. In a statement shared with The Hackers Post, the group emphasized their motivations: “Israel continues its human rights violations. This campaign is meant to show solidarity with the newly recognized Palestinian state. The hacking teams are uniting against Israel as a single entity… Israel should be prepared for a major disruption on the internet.” Anonymous has pledged to “erase Israel from the internet” in this coordinated effort.

Three LulzSec Hackers Admit Guilt in NHS and Sony Cyber Attacks

April 9, 2013

Three members of the notorious hacktivist group LulzSec have pleaded guilty to their involvement in a series of cyber attacks targeting the NHS, Sony, and News International. Ryan Ackroyd, Jake Davis, and Mustafa Al-Bassam confessed to committing an unauthorized act to disrupt computer operations, violating the Criminal Law Act of 1977.

In July 2011, the Sun’s website was compromised, with users momentarily redirected to a fake page falsely announcing Rupert Murdoch’s death. Both Davis, hailing from Shetland, and Bassam, a student from Peckham in south London, admitted to conspiring to attack websites of law enforcement agencies in the UK and US, including the CIA and the Serious Organized Crime Agency (SOCA).

As an offshoot of the Anonymous hacktivists, LulzSec, along with Anonymous, caused significant disruption throughout 2011 and 2012, taking thousands of websites offline and stealing data from prominent companies. The three men are facing…

Over 50 Million LivingSocial Customers Impacted by Cyber Attack

April 27, 2013

LivingSocial, the daily deals platform partially owned by Amazon Inc., has experienced a significant cyber attack that may have compromised the data of over 50 million customers. As a precaution, all affected users will need to reset their passwords. With a global membership of 70 million, the leaked information includes names, email addresses, birth dates, and encrypted passwords, although credit card and financial information remain secure, according to the company. The breach has impacted customers in regions including North America, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Ireland, Malaysia, as well as LetsBonus users in Southern Europe and Latin America. Affected users are advised to stay vigilant, as the stolen information could be used for phishing attempts. LivingSocial is proactively emailing customers to initiate a password change.