2011 Antisec Operation

Anti-Sec Operation ) Is a series of cyber attacks conducted by the hacking group in 2011 and each member of the hacking group named Lulszec (LulzSec) and other people inspired by strategy announcement.

Circumstances

On June 20, 2011, LulzSec made the first attack of this strategy against the British (SOCA). Immediately after that, the information acquired from the Arizona public security server was leaked .

On June 22, 2011, the squad of groups calling themselves LulzSec Brazil attacked numerous Web sites belonging to Brazilian government and energy companies .

June 27, 2011, released the first outcome of this strategy. It was obtained from cyber-terrorism countermeasures programs executed by (DHS) and (FEMA).

He continued to attack the Arizona state government. In addition, they began attacking the governments of Brazil, Zimbabwe and Tunisia. , Then attacked large enterprises, (NATO) and various US law enforcement agencies website. Uses a credit card number stolen from a policeman to voluntarily donate to various exercises.

Larszsek (LulzSec) had declared the end as a group, but on July 18 they resumed activities to infringe on the English newspaper "" and the "" newspaper websites. Posted a fake news article saying, "It is the owner of the newspaper company but it died."

Other people also participated in the name of "Anti-Sec Operation". This includes the case of assassinating the President of the United States in the Fox News Twitter account and posting fake news articles about government agencies' web sites and attacks. The participating group has released information on government and enterprises that need attention to handling, e-mail address of user of website, name, social security number, and credit card number.

Law enforcement agencies began investigating many of the attacks that were executed as part of the "Anti-Sec Operation". On July 20, at least 7 people were arrested on suspicion of activities related to the strategy. Among them were two members of Lulszec (LulzSec), one who provided security vulnerability information to Larszec (LulzSec) and one who was inspired by the strategy AntiSec It includes 4 NL members.

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Related item

• • LARSSEC ()

footnote

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