On the eve of Israel's latest offensive campaign against Gaza - dubbed Operation Protective Edge - AnonGhost launched it's latest campaign, called #OpSaveGaza.
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Anonymous Knocks 1,000 Israeli Websites Offline.Anonymous Knocks Israeli Ministry of Defence Website Offline.While OpIsrael is seen as a failure, this has not deterred the cyber-activists from trying again. "The Israel government are just liars, we ignore what they said and everything they are going to say in the future." MAA's response to the criticism seems like a case of burying your head in the sand. "OpIsrael didn't seem to have a single noteworthy technical achievement," Idan Aharoni, head of cyber intelligence at RSA's Anti-Fraud Command Center in Tel Aviv, told TechWeekEurope. Security experts looking at the damage inflicted called the $3bn figure "ridiculous" while others said the leaked data dump appeared to be fake.
It wants to create noise in the media about issues that are close to its heart." And if that was its intention, then it wouldn't have announced the time of the attack. Israel said the attacks caused "hardly any real damage" twisting the knife by saying "Anonymous doesn't have the skills to damage the country's vital infrastructure. #Anonymous partial damage report, 100k+ websites, 40k Facebook pages, 5k twitter & 30k Israeli bank acc got hacked ~ $3-plus billion damage- #OpIsrael April 7, 2013 Launched on 7 April, 2013 - to coincide with the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day - the attacks knocked a number of Israeli websites offline and AnonGhost leaked what it claimed to be emails, passwords and phone numbers of Israeli government officials.Īnonymous claimed the operation a success, saying it had inflicted $3 billion (£1.77bn) worth of damage on Israel.
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The Bureau's first major test came in 2013 with the launch of the #OpIsrael campaign, a series of cyber-attacks which Anonymous claimed would " erase Israel from the internet".
Set up by Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu in 2012 - and based out of his own office - the National Cyber Bureau is charged with protecting the country against hackers and hacktivists. The problem until now however, has been that Israel's defences are just too robust. MAA says you cannot trust the whole of Anonymous because "you are dealing with some people who are hiding their identity to you" adding that comparing AnonGhost with Anonymous is "like an insult for us".įor over a year now AnonGhost has been carrying the fight to Israel in cyberspace.
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