Monday, July 29, 2013
Saudi prince defects from royal family
Prince Khalid Bin Farhan Al-Saud has announced his defection from Al Saud royal family through a statement, calling on other princes to break their silence and reveal the truth for sake of God.In his statement on Saturday, the Saudi prince referred to his ‘sufferings’ under reign of Al Saud regime describing them as bitter experiences that will be revealed by the Saudi twitter writer Mujtahid and Saudi activist Saad al-Faqih, who is currently living in London.
He said he thanked God that helped him understand the truth about Saudi regime through a “direct horrible personal experience” so that he could have a taste of what people suffered from throughout the country.
JPMorgan Says It May Leave The Physical Commodities Business After The NYT Takes Aim At It
JPMorgan, a major player in commodities on Wall Street, said in a press release that it "is
pursuing strategic alternatives for its physical commodities business,
including its remaining holdings of commodities assets and its physical
trading operations."The announcement comes hot on the heels of a New York Times piece detailing a Goldman Sachs aluminum warehousing scheme it asserts has cost consumers $5 billion over the last three years.
Goldman's foray into the warehousing business is a prime example of the ingenuity displayed by investment banks over the past decade since they first became involved in physical commodities in coming up with new ways to generate revenue.
Saturday, July 27, 2013
As cyber attacks detonate, banks gird for battle
Banks large and small are girding for an elaborate drill this week that will test how they would fare if hackers unleashed a powerful and coordinated attack against them.
The exercise is being called "Quantum Dawn 2," and if the name sounds like a video game, it's also meant to convey the seriousness of the threat.
Cyberattacks on the banking industry are growing more frequent and sophisticated and the list of assailants is ever-changing: crime bosses who want money, "hacktivists" who want to make political statements, foreign governments that want to spy on U.S. companies. A successful, widespread attack on the industry would shake confidence in the banking system, and the possibility has banks and regulators on edge.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Checking up Izz Ad-Din Al Qassam activities in a short movie
A movie recently is released which shows up Izz Ad-Din Al Qassam cyber fighters activities after releasing the disdainful movie in YouTube and attacks taken place by this group.
Of course, attacks of phase 3 are not mentioned in this movie.
Chase bank, first potential victim of the phase 4 of operation Ababil
The website of Chase Bank got out of reach and blocked after Izz ad-din Al-Qassam announced yesterday for restarting its attacks on American banks to makes disdainful movie completely removed from internet. In addition, different users reports at sitedown.co show that many areas are out service.
Also could not be sure that Izz ad-din Al-Qassam is behind this attack but announcement of the phase 4 of operation Ababil by Izz ad-din Al-Qassam and getting Chase bank out of service just makes this idea more real.
Images of reports in sitedown.co and monitoring of the Chase bank website is in blow:
Izz ad-Din Al-Qassam starts phase 4 of operation Ababil
After weeks of suspension of Izz ad-Din Al-Qassam activities, this group announced reactivation of operation Ababil and attacks on banks in phase 4 in its new proclamation.
While the attacks by this group was thought to be completely stopped, but restarting these attacks will most probably surprise American financial institutions and banks.
The following proclamation text is in blow:
After a chance given to banks to rest awhile, now the Cyber Fighters of Izz ad-Din al-Qassam will once again take hold of their destiny.
As we have said earlier, the Operation Ababil is performed because of widespread and organized offends to Islamic spirituals and holy issues, especially the great prophet of Islam(PBUH) and if the offended film is eliminated from the Internet, the related attacks also will be stopped.
while the films exist, no one should expect this operation be fully stopped.
planing the new phase will be a bit different and you'll feel this in the coming days.
"Mrt. Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Cyber Fighters"
Based on the formula which is approved for paying, the united states must still pay because of the insult:
While the attacks by this group was thought to be completely stopped, but restarting these attacks will most probably surprise American financial institutions and banks.
The following proclamation text is in blow:
Phase 4, Operation Ababil
Well, misters! The break's over and it's now time to pay off.After a chance given to banks to rest awhile, now the Cyber Fighters of Izz ad-Din al-Qassam will once again take hold of their destiny.
As we have said earlier, the Operation Ababil is performed because of widespread and organized offends to Islamic spirituals and holy issues, especially the great prophet of Islam(PBUH) and if the offended film is eliminated from the Internet, the related attacks also will be stopped.
while the films exist, no one should expect this operation be fully stopped.
planing the new phase will be a bit different and you'll feel this in the coming days.
"Mrt. Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Cyber Fighters"
Based on the formula which is approved for paying, the united states must still pay because of the insult:
Website of Phone and texting app ‘Viber’ Hacked & Defaced by Syrian Electronic Army
The hardcore pro- Bashar Ul Asad hackers from Syrian Electronic Army have hacked and defaced the official support sub-domain of famous phone and texting App Viber.The hack was announced by the hackers on their official website according to which they have downloaded some of the app databases after gaining access to soms systems of that app, hackers have also mentioned that reason for defacing this site was against the company’s alleged spying on its users.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Syrian Electronic Army Hacks The Daily Dot Website, Removes Article
On Monday, the Syrian Electronic Army sent out a tweet
to The Daily Dot, urging the publication to remove a caricature of
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from an article regarding the hacker
group’s attack on Tango.The Daily Dot refused, so the hackers broke into at least one Gmail account of Daily Dot staff. In addition, the hackers broke into the site’s admin panel and removed the Tango.me article.
The attackers have published several pictures, including ones of emails sent out to Daily Dot staff about the Syrian Electronic Army’s “threat.”
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