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1-15 July 2013 Cyber Attacks Timeline

July 17, 2013May 24, 2015 Paolo Passeri 0 Comments 2013, @instaBLAH, Afghan Cyber Army SПAFU, Álvaro García Linera, Anonymous, antakya.bel.tr Pakistan, Ayyildiz, Bozkurt71, Brickom, China, Cyber Attacks Timeline, De4THBLoW, Ecuador, Edward Snowden, Edward Snowden Anonymous, Egypt Youth Defence, Gabon, huojia.gov.cn Datacell, July, LulzSec Peru, Nicolas Maduro, Olafur Vignir Sigurvinsson The Jester, ongei.gob.pe, OpGabon, OpTurkey The Jester, Pakistan Serbia, Partido Popular Afghan Cyber Army, pecert.gob.pe, RedHack Bozkurt97, Relead Turkey, Runa Galande, serviciosalciudadano.gob.pe, Srebrenica Peru, Taiwan Spain, th3j35t3r, The Jester, tramites.gob.pe, tramites.gob.pe Sector505, Turkey, Twitter, Ubisoft, Uyghurs, Venezuela @th3j35t3r, vicepresidencia.gob.bo Anonymous Jordan, youthdefence.ie Anonymous, ‏@RunaGalande

I am quite in time with the list of the main Cyber Attacks occurred in the first half of July.

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15-31 May 2013 Cyber Attacks Timeline

June 3, 2013May 29, 2015 Paolo Passeri 0 Comments #Ag3ntBlack, #OpLiberation, #OpReVenge, #OpTrasparenza, 2013, @1923Turkz, @ABFalecbaldwin, @Ag3nt47, @DomainerAnon, @G3NTbl4ck, @GuttsArc, @itvlondon, @I_Remnant_I, @pentester_1996, @Reckz0r, @st0rmyw0rm, @TurkishAjan, ABFoundation, Ag3ηт47, Akron Canton Airport, akroncantonairport.com, Al-Qaeda, Albany International Airport, albanyairport.com, Alec Baldwin, Angola, Anonymous, Apple, army-uk.info, ASIO, Audi, audi.ch, Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, Backdoor, Bangladesh Grey Hat Hackers, Bangladeshi Air force, Belarus, blog.toyota.co.uk, Carl Bernstein, Cher, China, Christopher Kojm, CNN, cnn.edition.com, Compound Semiconductor, compoundsemiconductor.net, Cyber-Jihadi, DDoS, Domainer V2, Drupal, English Defence League, englishdefenceleague.org, ENRC, Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation, EX ARMY UK, Federal University of Bahia, Financial Times, godhatesoklahoma.com, Groupon, Gucciger, Gutts.Midland, Hacktivism, Haifa, Hitrust, hitrustalliance.net, hkolympic.org, Honda, Honda.by, Human Mind Crack3r, Imperial College London, imperial.ac.uk, India, Inspire Magazine, Interactive Data Corporation, interactivedata.com, Iran, Israel, Isuzu, Italy, ITV News London, J.T. Alexander & Son Inc., Japan, joinbangladeshairforce.mil.bd, Lansing, lansingmi.gov, Lomonosov Moscow State University, lookitsme.co.uk, Malawi, Marikana, Max OSX, May, mic.gov.sa, Michigan, Monsanto, monsanto.co.uk, Mopar, MSN, msu.ru, Myanmar, NBC, nbcthevoice.com, nic.mw, Norman, OFF, Operation Hangover, OpMyanmar, OpSaudi, Oslo Freedom Forum, Pakistan, pakistanintelligence.com, peugeotcanada.ca, Power Grid, PTC, ptc.com, Remnant, saps.gov.za, Saudi Arabia, Sky, South Africa, South African Police, Syrian Electronic Army, Taiwan, TeamBerserk, Telenor, th3j35t3r, The Telegraph, The Voice, Toyota, troubledteensolution.com, Turkish Ajan Hacker Group, Twitter, ufba.br, USA, Vendini, Washington Post, Water Pumps, Westboro Baptist Church, Xc0unt3r, Yahoo! Japan Corp., القاعدة ‎

And here we are with the second part of the Cyber Attacks Timeline for May (first part here). The second

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Doxed on Pastebin

March 7, 2012May 24, 2015 Paolo Passeri 1 Comment Anonymous, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, LulzSec, Pastebin, Sabu, th3j35t3r, The A-Team, Web Ninjas

Hacktivists and Information Security Professionals could not believe their eyes while reading the breaking news published by Fox News according

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School of Hacktivism

March 2, 2012May 24, 2015 Paolo Passeri 2 Comments #RefRef, Aaron Barr, Anonymous, Barrett Brown, Chanology, DDoS, Denial-of-service attack, Encyclopædia Dramatica, Guido Fawkes, Gunpowder Plot, Guy Fawkes, Hacking, Hacktivism, Hacktivist, HBGary, HBGary Federal, HOIC, IRC, Julian Assange, Kayla, LOIC, LulzSec, Mastercard, Meme, Nakomis, Operation, Operation Chanology, PayPal, Project Chanology, Sabu, th3j35t3r, The Jester, Topiary, V for Vendetta, Visa, Westboro Baptist Church, Wikileaks, Wikipedia, XerXes

A like Anonymous There are really few doubts, this is the most (in)famous hacking collective. There is no new day

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50 Days of Hunt

July 4, 2011 10 Comments A-Team, Anonymous, AntiSec Movement, Hacktivism, LulzSec, On3iroi, th3j35t3r, Web Ninjas

Like the rest of the information security world, I have been impressed enough by the 50 days of Lulz. Even

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Haul Down the Flag!

June 26, 2011 4 Comments AntiSec Movement, LulzSec, On3iroi, th3j35t3r, Warv0x, Web Ninjas

Somewhat unexpected after 50 days of, apparently unstoppable chaos, the LulzSec Hacker group decided to haul down the flag of