Tuesday, January 5, 2016
Anonymous Takes Down Top Saudi Arabian Government Websites
The online hacktivist Anonymous is not happy with the recent execution of 47 people in the Kingdom and to register their protest the hacktivists conducted a series of cyber attacks on high-profile Saudi Arabian government websites under the banner of operation #OpSaudi and #OpNimr.
One shouldn’t be surprised about this attack as in September 2015 hacktivist targeted top Saudi websites against government’s decision to crucify Mohammed al-Nimr. Mohammed al-Nimr was arrested on the charges of involvement in alleged anti-government activities when he was 17-years old.
One shouldn’t be surprised about this attack as in September 2015 hacktivist targeted top Saudi websites against government’s decision to crucify Mohammed al-Nimr. Mohammed al-Nimr was arrested on the charges of involvement in alleged anti-government activities when he was 17-years old.
Anonymous Shuts Down Several Saudi Government Websites After Recent Executions
The honest truth is that this attack from Anonymous
was to be expected, since the group has been very vocal against the
Saudi government for quite some years now and defaced and took down
government portals with DDoS attacks in previous incidents.
The hacker collective previously launched operation
#OpNimr, named after Ali Mohammed al-Nimr, a young teenager who
participated in public protests against the country's leadership and
tried to organize an Arab Spring-like movement.
While the young al-Nimr wasn't one of the people
killed in Saudi Arabia's recent wave of executions, many others were,
most of them of Shia nationality.
Friday, November 13, 2015
Scenes of horror as a Paris night becomes a bloodbath
A string of coordinated attacks in and around the French capital of Paris has left at least 120 people dead and some 200 others injured, as a state of emergency is declared in the European country shaken by the horrific attacks.
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