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'Syrian Electronic Army' Members Face Hacking Charges
A $100,000 reward is being offered for information leading to their arrests and they're believed to be in Syria.
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US Army Website Hacked, Say Officials
The so-called "Syrian Electronic Army" took credit for the hack, and posted the messages on its Twitter account.
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Le Monde Twitter Feed Hacked by Syrian Electronic Army
The Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) also managed to tweet in support of Palestine and against the bombing of Syria.
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Israeli Army Twitter Account Briefly 'Compromised' on Thursday
The army said "several incorrect tweets were posted" on its English spokesperson's account (@IDFspokesperson) late Thursday.
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Media being targeted by state-sponsored hacking attacks: Google researchers
21 of the world's top-25 news organisations are said to have been the target of likely state-sponsored hacking attacks.
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Forbes site hacked by Syrian Electronic Army, user email addresses stolen
The attackers claim to have stolen data from one million accounts, including passwords, from the Forbes site.
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Syrian Electronic Army claims to have hacked Facebook
Facebook said that no traffic to the website was hijacked, and that no users were affected.
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Skype says 'no user information was compromised' in Syrian Electronic Army hack
The VoIP and IM giant says it's aware of a targeted cyber attack, but access credentials were quickly reset.
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Syrian Electronic Army 'hacked into Skype's social media accounts'
The Syrian Electronic Army, an amorphous hacker collective that supports Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, claimed credit on Wednesday for hacking into the social media accounts of Internet calling service Skype.
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Syrian Electronic Army hits Obama-linked Twitter, Facebook accounts
The Syrian Electronic Army claims it has taken control of US President Barack Obama's Facebook and Twitter accounts.
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Pro-Syria hackers urge US marines to "refuse your orders"
Hackers struck an Internet recruiting site for the US Marines, urging troops to "refuse your orders" if the United States attacks Syria.
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New York Times, Twitter hacked by Syrian Electronic Army
New York Times, Twitter and the Huffington Post lost control of some of their websites after an attack by the Syrian Electronic Army.
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Syrian Electronic Army targets popular websites by breaching content recommendation engine Outbrain
Outbrain, which posts content on a large number of prominent news sites, took down its entire network before the hackers could do any more damage.
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Washington Post says its website was hacked
The Washington Post website was hacked and some readers were being redirected to the website of the Syrian Electronic Army.
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Truecaller database allegedly hacked by Syrian Electronic Army
The hackers claim to have downloaded more than 7 databases including from the Truecaller server.
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'Syrian Electronic Army' Members Face Hacking Charges
A $100,000 reward is being offered for information leading to their arrests and they're believed to be in Syria.
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US Army Website Hacked, Say Officials
The so-called "Syrian Electronic Army" took credit for the hack, and posted the messages on its Twitter account.
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Le Monde Twitter Feed Hacked by Syrian Electronic Army
The Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) also managed to tweet in support of Palestine and against the bombing of Syria.
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Israeli Army Twitter Account Briefly 'Compromised' on Thursday
The army said "several incorrect tweets were posted" on its English spokesperson's account (@IDFspokesperson) late Thursday.
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Media being targeted by state-sponsored hacking attacks: Google researchers
21 of the world's top-25 news organisations are said to have been the target of likely state-sponsored hacking attacks.
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Forbes site hacked by Syrian Electronic Army, user email addresses stolen
The attackers claim to have stolen data from one million accounts, including passwords, from the Forbes site.
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Syrian Electronic Army claims to have hacked Facebook
Facebook said that no traffic to the website was hijacked, and that no users were affected.
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Skype says 'no user information was compromised' in Syrian Electronic Army hack
The VoIP and IM giant says it's aware of a targeted cyber attack, but access credentials were quickly reset.
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Syrian Electronic Army 'hacked into Skype's social media accounts'
The Syrian Electronic Army, an amorphous hacker collective that supports Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, claimed credit on Wednesday for hacking into the social media accounts of Internet calling service Skype.
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Syrian Electronic Army hits Obama-linked Twitter, Facebook accounts
The Syrian Electronic Army claims it has taken control of US President Barack Obama's Facebook and Twitter accounts.
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Pro-Syria hackers urge US marines to "refuse your orders"
Hackers struck an Internet recruiting site for the US Marines, urging troops to "refuse your orders" if the United States attacks Syria.
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New York Times, Twitter hacked by Syrian Electronic Army
New York Times, Twitter and the Huffington Post lost control of some of their websites after an attack by the Syrian Electronic Army.
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Syrian Electronic Army targets popular websites by breaching content recommendation engine Outbrain
Outbrain, which posts content on a large number of prominent news sites, took down its entire network before the hackers could do any more damage.
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Washington Post says its website was hacked
The Washington Post website was hacked and some readers were being redirected to the website of the Syrian Electronic Army.
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Truecaller database allegedly hacked by Syrian Electronic Army
The hackers claim to have downloaded more than 7 databases including from the Truecaller server.
