Internet Hacking and Warfare (IHAW)

While life would be easier now at ISAW because of legitimacy and fundings, we believe that the things that we are doing should be done without somebody looking over our shoulders. Yes, there was a promise of independence but what we are doing borders between the white and the black and could be used against us anytime. IHAW will continue where ISAW stopped. We will still bring you the news, the warnings, the criticisms and the mockery to those who would not listen.

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Hundreds of .gov.ph hacked by Saudi Hackers

Hackers from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA haxors) successfully defaced hundreds of .gov.ph sites today. The defacement is still going on as of this posting.

Below are some of the sites:

Aguilar, Pangasinan

Alitagtag, Batangas

Alilem (where is this place?)

Agno

Agoncillo

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Everything is not what it seems...

"A good social engineer plans his attack like a chessgame, anticipating the questions his target might ask so he can be ready with the proper answers" .

"In fact, female social engineers have a distinct advantage because they can use their sexuality to obtain cooperation".

"Many people look arround until they find a better deal; social engineers don´t look for a better deal, they find a way to make a deal better."

"He also knows how to CAUSE a problem for you.., then make you grateful when he resolves the problem..., and finally play on your gratitude yo extract some information or a small favor from you that will leave your company (or maybe you, individually) very worse off for the encounter. And you may never even know you´ve lost something of value".

-- Kevin Mitnick, TheArt Of Deception.

Internet Hacking and Warfare (IHAW)

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Hundreds of .gov.ph hacked by Saudi Hackers

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Everything is not what it seems...

Should whitehats share info with the government?