Team Evil Incident (Cyber-terrorism defacement analysis and response)

beyond security’s besirt just released this document, detailing one of the
recent cyber-terrorism defacement attacks on pro-israeli servers by team
evil, following the political tensions in gaza, with:

*. tech details.
*. log of the incident response team, detailing the experience.
*. some conclusions and lessons-learned.

you can find the document here:
http://www.beyondsecurity.com/besirt/advisories/team-evil-incident.pdf

gadi evron,
ge@beyondsecurity.com.

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9 Comments:

  1. [Off-Topic]

    I just noticied the blog has Ads now … Well, it was good while it lasted.

    I just need to understand why everyone who has a blog needs to have these ugly looking ads on them.

  2. Because we decided with our bloggers to pass money from Google ads to them.

  3. to earn money writing a blog, weird world.

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  5. I’ve actually found and talked to these people (team-evil) through IRC. Though they’ve since disappeared and I haven’t been able to retrace them….

  6. You stupids group
    loooooooooooooolz
    conclusions stupid
    heheheheh
    go to hell

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  8. Wow - looks like some amazing readin’! Thanks so much for hosting :) )

  9. Wow. I do not understand [u]why[/u] they do it- they hacked our site a couple days ago.

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