Anonops #5: Anonymous en de MO-revoluties

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Three attorneys at Hunton & Williams, the international law firm that is implicated in a scheme to attack WikiLeaks and critics of the Chamber of Commerce, will be hit with bar complaints next week by anti-Chamber activists who were targeted in the scheme.

"It's a powerhouse law firm and if they're allowed to deal in this kind of illegal activity, what do ethics in the law mean?" asks Kevin Zeese, attorney for the group StopTheChamber.com. "These guys are openly talking about potentially criminal activities -- invading privacy, moving toward libel and slander and defamation of character -- by creating forged documents, tricking us to putting them out, and accusing us of putting out disinformation."

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Lessons In Transparency
The attacks on HBGary Inc. have become a little more mundane — lately, somebody keeps trying to make the company's fax machine run out of paper.

Butterworth says he doesn't know anything about the proposals revealed in the e-mails, but he doesn't think Anonymous has any right to brag about the information exposed.

"Before they decided to do what they did and break the law, they had no knowledge of what was in those e-mails, they had no knowledge of who we were," he says.

Butterworth makes it clear he's not about to take lessons in transparency from a group that calls itself Anonymous.

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I have a feeling I’ll be doing a lot of these posts, showing how Hunton & Williams asked “Themis” (the three firm team of HBGary, Palantir, and Berico Technologies) to apply counterterrorism approaches to combat First Amendment activities.

This particular installment comes from an early presentation and accompanying proposal Themis prepared for Hunton & Williams. These documents were attached to an email dated November 2, 2010 sent out by Berico Technologies’ Deputy Director. He explains that the presentation and proposal would be briefed to H&W the following day.

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The proposal also highlights the JSOC experience of one Palantir team member.

He commanded multiple Joint Special Operations Command outstations in support of the global war on terror. Doug ran the foreign fighter campaign on the Syrian border in 2005 to stop the flow of suicide bombers into Baghdad and helped to ensure a successful Iraqi election. As a commander, Doug ran the entire intelligence cycle: identified high-level terrorists, planned missions to kill or capture them, led the missions personally, then exploited the intelligence and evidence gathered on target to defeat broader enemy networks.

Berico’s statement (from their CEO, Guy Filippelli, whose experience as Special Assistant to the Director of National Intelligence was also highlighted in the proposal) denied they would proactively target any Americans and spun the project itself as “consistent with industry standards for this type of work.”

Berico Technologies is a technical and analytic services firm that helps organizations better understand information critical to their core operating objectives. Our leadership does not condone or support any effort that proactively targets American firms, organizations or individuals.

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Late last year, we were asked to develop a proposal to support a law firm. Our corporate understanding was that Berico would support the firm’s efforts on behalf of American companies to help them analyze potential internal information security and public relations challenges. Consistent with industry standards for this type of work, we proposed analyzing publicly available information and identifying patterns and data flows relevant to our client’s information needs.

Yet it was Berico Technologies’ Deputy Director who sent out these documents adopting a military targeting approach for responding to citizens engaging in free speech.

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My guess is that the reason that Palantir’s CEO practically fell out of his chair in his rush to apologize to Glenn was to prevent exactly this. He didn’t want Glenn or anyone else to take a closer look. These guys really are idiots.

If this really is the best intelligence money can buy and if these guys really are former veteran intel guys, it’s hardly any wonder that the Washington chorus of Who Could Have Ever Imagined has become as endless as 100 Bottles of Beer on The Wall…

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Even as the FBI was conducting its ongoing campaign of surveillance and armed raids against those of us involved in the Anonymous activist collective, that and other "law enforcement" agencies were simultaneously providing resources and work opportunities to a collection of federal contractors, which were themselves engaged in a variety of reckless and unethical activities to which they are now being held to account by the press, if not the government. Anyone who had written up such a situation as fiction would rightfully be thrown out of a publisher's office for having produced a work of fiction with such a ludicrous plot.
Aaron Barr, CEO of security firm HBGary Federal The advice of Aaron Barr, CEO of HBGary Federal, to fellow cybersecurity professionals: 'Roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty.'

On the Saturday before last, an article appeared in Financial Times in which a certain Aaron Barr, head of US federal contractor HBGary Federal, claimed to have identified by name what he termed Anonymous's "leadership". We responded with a press release conceding defeat. The next day, our hackers infiltrated Barr's personal data as well as that of HBGary Federal and its parent company HBGary, thereafter releasing tens of thousands of company emails, as well as the very document that Barr had planned to sell to the FBI – a document that turned out to be both hilariously inaccurate and not-so-hilariously destined to get some undetermined number of innocents raided by government agents, despite them not having any connection to Anonymous whatsoever. We then released all of these materials ourselves, and in doing so revealed documents that included plans to collect information on the family members of political opponents of the US Chamber of Commerce, as well as a proposal to attack WikiLeaks and key supporter Glenn Greenwald by means of a range of unethical and possibly illegal tactics now being reported by media outlets world wide.

This farrago of embarrassments doesn't end there: shortly after the attack, I spoke to Barr via phone (the conversation is on record), during which the clearance-possessing federal contractor made misleading statements to me about his intentions in collecting information about activists who were meanwhile involved in providing assistance to pro-democracy campaigners in Tunisia, Egypt and elsewhere. Later, as we and reporters went through the acquired emails and other data, we began to discover the full extent of the plans for surveillance and dirty tricks. We were left with an abiding sense of the sickness that plagues institutions that already spend millions on public relations lest they be considered on their merits.

As the story unfolds, Anonymous will continue to conduct the investigation that, in a more perfect world, would be immediately pursued by law enforcement agencies. Anonymous will likewise continue to work with the press and independent observers to reveal the truth of what US taxpayer dollars and corporate "emergency response" funds actually go to produce. Meanwhile, our opponents and antagonists will continue to lie to you. All we ask is that you compare our words and actions with theirs, and decide which of these two factions your conscience would prompt you to support.

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Op vrijdag 18 februari 2011 14:35 schreef Dhalsim het volgende:

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Ge-wel-dig...ik denk dat de zogenaamde "security experts" voortaan wel 2x nadenken voordat ze enige vorm van victorie over anonymous gaan claimen. Het zal keer op keer leiden tot een dikke faal. Heeft naast kennis en kunde ook vooral te maken met motivatie.

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February 18, 2011, 01:10 PM —

On our last episode of Thank You For Not Sharing, I spoke with Ben de Vries, wrongfully accused by HBGary security wonk Aaron Barr of being the mysterious and elusive Commander X, alleged puppet-master behind the Anonymous collective.

(And if you’re not up to speed on the ongoing saga of HBGary and Anonymous, read this, this, and this. I’ll wait.)

It turns out Commander X is not that elusive, though he’s still somewhat mysterious. Because – unlike Aaron Barr -- I just enjoyed a long and fascinating chat with him.

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I'd like to switch to a few questions about HBGary, if that's alright. Have you ever had any contact with Aaron Barr or anyone else from HBGary?

Aaron Barr knows better than to contact me. Trust me, he is losing sleep waiting for what comes next. His life is basically destroyed now. And he deserves it. As for what else I could do to Mr. Barr, that is for me to delight in and him to lose sleep over.

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Interesting take...
Thanks to both of you for the interesting interview. It got me thinking...

Stuxnet: I'll take the opinions of experience people that looked at the source that Stuxnet was a team (or two teams) effort with no firm guiding hand. We don't even know whether the source released was the initial deploy or an update. But we can make a pretty good guess that it was a government project, considering the target. Governments like to build weapons... and that's my point.

Maybe most of the malicious maulware out there came from government programs. Criminals use the ones that ecscape into the wild for their own nefarious purposes. The criminal mind is all about fast money and little work. They don't have the patience or motivation to write good code.

The whole HBGary Saga only proves out what I've thought for years. That governments just couldn't allow the internet to exist without having as much control over it as they can.

Almost all serious internet disruptions have been caused by governments. Burma, Nepal, Egypt and targeted filtering in many other countries are a direct result of government control. Anonymous' DDoS campaigns pale in comparison. If we have to stop anything here, we need strong laws curtailing governments from interfering with the free flow of information. But since they MAKE the laws...

It's not that 'hackers' don't create or use malicious code. Sometimes their are very good reasons to use such tactics; like taking down a pedophile network because the authorities wouldn't except my evidence, is one example I have personal experience with. In the end I was right and Re: HBGary, a case where 'stolen' information led to conviction.

So I have no qualms whatsoever at the tactics used by Anonymous against HBGary and my (white) hat goes off to you, with respect.

I know who the 'enemy' is and I trust CommanderX knows too. I hope enough other people get the message. Critical mass is important in this debate

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Eerie as that may be, more perplexing, however, is a federal contract from the 6th Contracting Squadron at MacDill Air Force Base, located south of Tampa, Florida, that solicits providers of "persona management software."

While there are certainly legitimate applications for such software, such as managing multiple "official" social media accounts from a single input, the more nefarious potential is clear.

Unfortunately, the Air Force's contract description doesn't help dispel their suspicions either. As the text explains, the software would require licenses for 50 users with 10 personas each, for a total of 500. These personas would have to be "replete with background , history, supporting details, and cyber presences that are technically, culturally and geographacilly consistent."

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https://www.fbo.gov/index(...)b2&tab=core&_cview=1
Solicitation Number:RTB220610
Notice Type:Sources Sought
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Added: Jun 22, 2010 1:42 pm Modified: Jun 22, 2010 2:07 pmTrack Changes
0001- Online Persona Management Service. 50 User Licenses, 10 Personas per user.
Software will allow 10 personas per user, replete with background , history, supporting details, and cyber presences that are technically, culturally and geographacilly consistent. Individual applications will enable an operator to exercise a number of different online persons from the same workstation and without fear of being discovered by sophisticated adversaries. Personas must be able to appear to originate in nearly any part of the world and can interact through conventional online services and social media platforms. The service includes a user friendly application environment to maximize the user's situational awareness by displaying real-time local information.

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AN OPEN LETTER FROM ANONYMOUS

February 16, 2011

TO THE CONGREGANTS OF WESTBORO BAPTIST CHURCH:

We, the collective super-consciousness known as ANONYMOUS - the Voice of Free Speech & the Advocate of the People - have long heard you issue your venomous statements of hatred, and we have witnessed your flagrant and absurd displays of inimitable bigotry and intolerant fanaticism. We have always regarded you and your ilk as an assembly of graceless sociopaths and maniacal chauvinists & religious zealots, however benign, who act out for the sake of attention & in the name of religion.

Being such aggressive proponents for the Freedom of Speech & Freedom of Information as we are, we have hitherto allowed you to continue preaching your benighted gospel of hatred and your theatrical exhibitions of, not only your fascist views, but your utter lack of Christ-like attributes. You have condemned the men and women who serve, fight, and perish in the armed forces of your nation; you have prayed for and celebrated the deaths of young children, who are without fault; you have stood outside the United States National Holocaust Museum, condemning the men, women, and children who, despite their innocence, were annihilated by a tyrannical embodiment of fascism and unsubstantiated repugnance. Rather than allowing the deceased some degree of peace and respect, you instead choose to torment, harass, and assault those who grieve.

Your demonstrations and your unrelenting cascade of disparaging slurs, unfounded judgments, and prejudicial innuendos, which apparently apply to every individual numbered amongst the race of Man - except for yourselves - has frequently crossed the line which separates Freedom of Speech from deliberately utilizing the same tactics and methods of intimidation and mental & emotional abuse that have been previously exploited and employed by tyrants and dictators, fascists and terrorist organizations throughout history.

ANONYMOUS cannot abide this behavior any longer. The time for us to be idle spectators in your inhumane treatment of fellow Man has reached its apex, and we shall now be moved to action. Thus, we give you a warning: Cease & desist your protest campaign in the year 2011, return to your homes in Kansas, & close your public Web sites.

Should you ignore this warning, you will meet with the vicious retaliatory arm of ANONYMOUS: We will target your public Websites, and the propaganda & detestable doctrine that you promote will be eradicated; the damage incurred will be irreversible, and neither your institution nor your congregation will ever be able to fully recover. It is in your best interest to comply now, while the option to do so is still being offered, because we will not relent until you cease the conduction & promotion of all your bigoted operations & doctrines.

The warning has been given. What happens from here shall be determined by you.

WE ARE ANONYMOUS.
WE ARE LEGION.
WE DO NOT FORGIVE.
WE DO NOT FORGET.
EXPECT US.

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This is unnacceptable.

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February 17, 2011
HBGary, Inc. is nearing the completion of our immediate incident response process as well as providing requested information to our Customers and partners following the recent criminal attacks. I want to assure the community that HBGary, Inc. remains strong, both financially and operationally. This event has made HBGary, Inc. even more committed to our work and in fact has further clarified our corporate vision. This crime shows even companies with fully patched systems are but a single credential away from compromise.

With regard to the incident itself, let me assure you that we have performed a full forensic investigation of the incident and are making appropriate upgrades to our operational security. The product development network has been, and always will be, air-gapped from all other networks. We have also determined, as expected, that no commercial source code was accessed or stolen.

With regard to some of the information that came to light as a result of the publishing of stolen information, I want to assure you that your HBGary team did not participate in the development of the proposals that have been the focus of media attention. As most of you know, HBGary, Inc. and HBGary Federal are separate companies and have different management. The media confusion around this point has been unfortunate and we have been working diligently to correct it.

I would like to thank everyone who reached out to us with encouraging words during this ordeal. The outpouring of support has shown that the security community is willing to take care of its’ own. HBGary, Inc. is going to return the favor by redoubling our efforts in advanced malware detection technology. I would especially like to thank the employees of HBGary, Inc. for their strength and personal dedication. Everyone at HBGary, Inc. is ready to get back to business as usual.

Sincerely,

Greg Hoglund
Chief Executive Officer
HBGary, Inc.

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http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/15tKmN/www.webpronews.com/topnews/2011/02/18/ps3-hackers-respond-to-sonys-threats
Earlier, Sony threatened those who hack their PlayStation 3s with permanent banishment from their Playstation Network. Naturally, some of these would-be hackers didn't take too kindly to Sony's threats, and have responded with perhaps another hack that threatens to make a mockery of Sony's method of punishment.

According to a post at Destructoid.com, some PS3 hackers have found a way to exploit an security hole that allows them to unban the banned accounts. Not only that, but this exploit will allow these same hackers to actually other PlayStations, provided the pertinent information is available.

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On November 16, 2009, Greg Hoglund, a cofounder of computer security firm HBGary, sent an e-mail to two colleagues. The message came with an attachment, a Microsoft Word file called AL_QAEDA.doc, which had been further compressed and password protected for safety. Its contents were dangerous.

"I got this word doc linked off a dangler site for Al Qaeda peeps," wrote Hoglund. "I think it has a US govvy payload buried inside. Would be neat to [analyze] it and see what it's about. DONT open it unless in a [virtual machine] obviously… DONT let it FONE HOME unless you want black suits landing on your front acre. :-)"

The attached document, which is in English, begins: "LESSON SIXTEEN: ASSASSINATIONS USING POISONS AND COLD STEEL (UK/BM-154 TRANSLATION)."

It purports to be an Al-Qaeda document on dispatching one's enemies with knives (try "the area directly above the genitals"), with ropes ("Choking… there is no other area besides the neck"), with blunt objects ("Top of the stomach, with the end of the stick."), and with hands ("Poking the fingers into one or both eyes and gouging them.").
The purported Al-Qaeda document

But the poison recipes, for ricin and other assorted horrific bioweapons, are the main draw. One, purposefully made from a specific combination of spoiled food, requires "about two spoonfuls of fresh excrement." The document praises the effectiveness of the resulting poison: "During the time of the destroyer, Jamal Abdul Nasser, someone who was being severely tortured in prison (he had no connection with Islam), ate some feces after losing sanity from the severity of the torture. A few hours after he ate the feces, he was found dead."

According to Hoglund, the recipes came with a side dish, a specially crafted piece of malware meant to infect Al-Qaeda computers. Is the US government in the position of deploying the hacker's darkest tools—rootkits, computer viruses, trojan horses, and the like? Of course it is, and Hoglund was well-positioned to know just how common the practice had become. Indeed, he and his company helped to develop these electronic weapons.

Thanks to a cache of HBGary e-mails leaked by the hacker collective Anonymous, we have at least a small glimpse through a dirty window into the process by which tax dollars enter the military-industrial complex and emerge as malware.

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Onlangs werd bekend dat het Amerikaanse beveiligingsbedrijf HBGary Federal in opdracht van Bank of America serieuze plannen had om WikiLeaks ‘onschadelijk te maken’. Dat weten we dankzij een groepje supernerds dat vooralsnog anoniem wenst te blijven, maar die we inmiddels beter kennen als Anonymous.

Maar dat was niet het einde van de cyberthriller (of is het een soap?) waarin HBGary Federal, WikiLeaks en Anonymous een hoofdrol spelen. Nog steeds laat Anonymous een gestage stroom privémails uit de archieven van HBGary lekken. We geven hier een (heel summiere) samenvatting van wat er zoal aan smerigheid uit die mails naar voren is gekomen (Infoworld.com heeft ook een fijne samenvatting):

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SueVerinity says:
Gisteren, 15:38:59
“Ik denk dat Aaron Barr beter had moeten weten; tenslotte als je jezelf de titel security-expert toekent zou je je de risico's moeten beseffen die aan het infiltreren van een groep "hackers" kleven. Overigens de namen in Barr's PDF (waaronder ook ondergetekende..) geven geen goed beeld van de werkelijkheid. Ongeveer 30 van mijn Facebook-vrienden en ikzelf die sympathie voelen voor Wikileaks en Anonymous, worden door Barr geportreteerd alszijnde "leiders van Anonymous", hetgeen klinklare onzin is. Ik kan zelf niet eens een DVD-recorder programmeren, laat staan dat ik kan hacken. Ook deze assumptie van Barr is dus onjuist. Dit geldt voor de meeste van de 30 genoemde personen in Barr's "research". Het enige waar wij "schuldig" aan zijn is het speuren naar en verspreiden van informatie omtrent Wikileaks en Anonymous. Ik nodig de FBI en welke andere overheidsinstantie dan ook van harte uit te pogen mij te vervolgen op grond van het hebben van een uitgesproken mening. Het enige wat Barr heeft getracht is om Facebook-accounts te koppelen aan Nicknames in de zgh. IRC-chatrooms over Anonymous en ook hierin is hij niet goed geslaagd. Diegene(n) die de hack uiteindelijk hebben gepleegd ken ik niet persoonlijk en zijn ons spontaan te hulp geschoten nadat Barr's malafide en kwalijke intenties aan het licht kwamen. Hiervoor ben ik hen zeer dankbaar en ik hoop dat het een goed voorbeeld is geweest van de mogelijke consequenties voor anderen die Anonymous ten onrechte in een kwaad daglicht willen stellen. De geloofwaardigheid van zowel HBGary/HBGary Federal en Aaron Barr zijn gedaald tot nul. Verder komen er nu tal van sinistere feiten over hen boven tafel waaruit blijkt dat zij zich schuldig maken aan diverse duistere projecten (Magenta) en complotten (samen met Palantir en Bank of America). Als iemand iets te verbergen heeft/had zijn het wel Barr en bovengenoemde bedrijven en niet Anonymous. In conclusie: Barr is meer dan in gelijke munt terugbetaald en heeft tienvoudig gefaald in zijn onderzoek.

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http://community.nytimes.com/comments/dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/02/14/buffett-closes-out-his-bank-of-america-stake/?scp=2&sq=hbgary&st=cse

Berkshire Hathaway, the investment company run by Warren E. Buffett, sold off its remaining five million shares of Bank of America in the fourth quarter.

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Robert Charleston
San Francisco, CA
February 15th, 2011
6:47 am

I wonder if the is just in time.....is he anticipating the Wikileaks information about BofA coming out soon? With all the drama this past weekend involving HBGary, BofA and Anonymous, it is only a matter of time until BofA faces some serious public backlash. How does Buffet always stay one step ahead?

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http://www.volkskrant.nl/vk/nl/4936/VK-Dossier-Onrust-in-het-Midden-Oosten/article/detail/1836488/2011/02/19/Libie-regime-legt-internet-plat.dhtml

TRIPOLI - Het internet in Libië is zaterdag kort na middernacht (Nederlandse tijd) platgelegd om de antiregeringsbetogers tegen te werken. Libië was 'abrupt offline' om kwart over een zaterdagochtend vroeg. Dat heeft Arbor Networks, een in de VS gevestigde volger van internetactiviteiten, zaterdag gemeld.

Het regime van de 68-jarige Muammar Kaddafi bezwoer vrijdag alle protesten de kop in te drukken. Betogingen werden donderdag met grof geweld neergeslagen. Vooral jongeren gingen de straat op. Ze hielden met mobieltjes en sociale media als Twitter en Facebook contact met elkaar. Dissidente Libiërs in het buitenland moedigden hen aan.

Gedood
De Libische veiligheidstroepen en -diensten hebben de afgelopen drie dagen van protesten in het land zeker 84 mensen gedood. Dit berichtte zaterdag de organisatie Human Rights Watch (HRW). De mensenrechtenorganisatie baseert zich op telefoongesprekken met hulpverleners, ziekenhuispersoneel en ooggetuigen.

De meeste slachtoffers vielen in Benghazi. De stad ligt in het oosten van het land waar de afkeer van het regime sterker is. In Benghazi zijn laat op vrijdag nog 35 mensen door de veiligheidstroepen gedood.

De betogingen tegen de dictatuur van kolonel Kaddafi (68) in het noordoosten van Libië en naar verluidt ook in wijken van de hoofdstad Tripoli, zijn voor zover bekend de hevigste sinds hij in 1969 als majoor de macht greep. Afgezien van monarchieën is hij de langst regerende leider van een land. Hij heeft overigens geen officiële functie maar wordt onder meer als de 'Broederlijke Leider' en 'Gids van de Revolutie' aangeduid. In zijn jargon regeren 'de massa's' het land, onder meer met behulp van volkscomités en volksmilities.

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Access to the internet in Libya was cut off at 1.18am Libyan time (23.18 GMT Friday) but appears to have been partially restored by 8.01am, according to the internet monitoring service Renesys.

At the moment, spot checks of Libyan domains and traceroutes into affected networks indicate that connectivity has been restored and Libya is back on the internet.

Libya appears to be following the cue of the Egyptian authorities who cut off internet access during the protests that ousted Hosni Mubarak from the presidency.

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http://truthdive.com/2011/02/16/Anonymous-hackers-release-decrypted-version-of-Stuxnet-worm-online-Security-experts.html

Washington, Feb 16 (ANI): US security experts have claimed that the computer hackers’ collective Anonymous has released a decrypted version of the Stuxnet worm that had affected Iran’s nuclear power program in December last year, online.

The ones and zeroes that make up the code called the Stuxnet worm, described as the most sophisticated cyberweapon ever created, were reportedly found when Anonymous volunteers hacked the servers of HB Gary Federal, a U.S. security company that sells investigative services to companies.

The attack was being carried out as revenge for claims by the company’s chief executive Aaron Barr that he had successfully infiltrated the cyber protest network and discovered details of its leadership and structure.

Fox News quoted security experts as saying that the leaked code was a serious cause for concern.

Insisting that the group of anonymous “hacktivists” released a decrypted version the Stuxnet worm, which could act almost like a building block for cybercrooks, Michael Gregg, chief operating officer of cybersecurity firm Superior Solutions, said: “There is the real potential that others will build on what is being released.”

“As an attacker you need to understand how something works. The better you understand how it works the easier it is to build something similar that servers the same purpose. The decompiled code the group made available is in that sense akin to a recipe book for disaster,” he said.

“With the right tools-and these guys have shown themselves more than once to be a fairly technical bunch of individuals-then it gives others a cookbook to start modifying,” Gregg added.

Careful examination of the Stuxnet worm by security analysts have shown it to be a cybermissile designed to penetrate advanced security systems. It was equipped with a warhead that targeted and took over the controls of the centrifuge systems at Iran’s uranium processing center in Natanz, and it had a second warhead that targeted the massive turbine at the nuclear reactor in Bashehr, the report said.

Dave Aitel, CEO of Immunity Inc., however, drew a fine line to distinguish between the version of the worm that destroyed Iran’s nuclear plant and the code released by Anonymous.

“What they’ve released is essentially incomprehensible,” Aitel said, adding that what the group found was far removed from the raw worm that has been “travelling around Iran destroying nuclear things.” (ANI)

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Op donderdag 17 februari 2011 11:47 schreef Papierversnipperaar het volgende:
De b-sides stand:
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We are Anonymous. We are everywhere. And we fight for freedom. We fight for free speech. We fight against censorship. Together with the citizens of the world we are strong. The actions of the regimes will not be forgotten, nor will they be forgiven.
Anonymous hears those cries, and we will assist in bringing to justice those who commit criminal acts against the innocent. We will not remain silent and let these crimes against humanity continue.

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andreas70 RT @AnonymousLeaks: HBGary Physical Memory Forensics for Intrusion http://cryptome.org/0003/hbg/HBG-PMF-CI.zip (zip, 2.3mb) #AnonLeaks #HBGary

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andreas70 RT @AnonymousLeaks: HBGary Foreign Activity of 10.18.0.44: http://cryptome.org/0003/hbg/HBG-10-18-0-44.zip (zip, 1.7mb) #AnonLeaks #HBGary

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# 6687267e-42c4-4da5-8f56-ef5e113e245b_normal aTokersInsight RT @AnonymousIRC: https://github.com/Laurelai/decompile-dump-asm | Here is another decompile of a more complete #Stuxnet binary. #HBGary #AnonLeaks about 1 hour ago via Twitterfall

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Op zaterdag 19 februari 2011 22:50 schreef Golzuam het volgende:

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Google translate kan dat :