7 November 2011
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Symbol for Anonymous hacker group.
The "suit without a head"
represents leaderless organization and anonymity. |
JERUSALEM – Many government websites, including those of the
Mossad, the
Shin Bet Secret Service, the
Israeli army, and other government ministries, failed on Sunday.
On Friday, the
hacker group Anonymous posted a
YouTube video threatening to strike back at
Israel if they persisted with blocking vessels trying to reach
Gaza by sea.
They accused
Israel of “piracy on the high seas” and that their actions went against democracy, human rights, international, and maritime laws.
The group stated that
Israel’s actions would not go unnoticed and that kind of behavior would not be tolerated.
The Israeli sited crashed approximately 48 hours later.
Israel denies that it was Anonymous and that the crash was coincidental.
Last week, several Palestinian sites were hacked and the
Russell tribunal was hacked.
Nitzan Miron, a former member of Matzov, stated that it was “a really strange coincidence”.
He stated that there was a hardware failure and not a software problem caused by a cyber-attack.
A successful cyber-attack would be detrimental to
Israel because they established high end security to protect banking and e-commerce around the world.
Reliability: 9
Source: Israel denies Anonymous cyber-attack to blame for websites failure
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