Saudi Arabian Hackers Leak Credit Card Details of 400,000 Israeli Citizens
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#2Faction warfare.
EDIT: I got downvoted, without a reply. So, explain how doing this sort of thing is not faction warfare?
The details of israeli credit is leaked by anons from the house of Saud. This is clearly a faction issue. It is not likely government sponsored (though likely condoned) and as a religious rift exists between jews and muslims, the word faction applies perfectly.
Jews, muslims, christians; all factions within religious zealotry.
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#3Curious to see how the general consensus of Anonymous falls in line with this. Lets not forget the long history of black hats in Israel.
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#4Interesting. I wonder, have there been other examples of religiously-motivated hacks on this scale?
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#5Stay classy...
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#6I have an israeli credit card. I'd have liked to understand where this was leaked from. And - well - make sure that mine is not among them.
Unfortunately (or fortunately?) the file isn't available any more.
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#7I have an israeli credit card. I'd have liked to understand where this was leaked from. And - well - make sure that mine is not among them. Unfortunately (or fortunately?) the file isn't available any more.
I also have three of them...
I think once that file was online even for a few minutes, the card numbers mentioned in it are not safe anymore. It will be leaked again.
If it's not some kind of provocation (files with false data) then this is a pretty big crisis. I'm going to have to monitor my credit card logs closely in the next few weeks...
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#8> We have posted this message in pastebin, but it seems they have deleted the file.
That Stratfor dump with 75.000 card details is still on Pastebin. Why this one deleted and the other is still there? (I believe both should be deleted.)
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#9I have an israeli credit card. I'd have liked to understand where this was leaked from. And - well - make sure that mine is not among them. Unfortunately (or fortunately?) the file isn't available any more.
I also have three of them... I think once that file was online even for a few minutes, the card numbers mentioned in it are not safe anymore. It will be leaked again. If it's not some kind of provocation (files with false data) then this is a pretty big crisis. I'm going to have to monitor my credit card logs closely in the next few weeks...
Which one is more safe? Letting it go so media picks it up, forcing people to renew their cards with less damage to end users or covering it and let the underground community sit on it, using random cards time to time from an endless stash?
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#10Interesting. I wonder, have there been other examples of religiously-motivated hacks on this scale?
Religious or political? I suppose in the Middle East the two are conflated.