03/31/12

Anonymous Attacks China CyberWar

gAtO sEe – @AnonymousChina has started a new Hacktivist operation in China. gAtOchecked some of these sites, and they are still down. After Mr. Dillion Beresford epic trip to cyber China back one year ago (Glass Dragon: China’s Cyber Offense Obscures Woeful Defense) and showed us how bad China’s security really was and still is today. Anonymous will have Lulz in China’s digital hacker heaven.

Anonymous for all their trolling, hell raising, pranking for the Lulz have to face the facts that they have also developed a political conscience. (SpiderMan) “With great power, comes great responsibility”

Gabriella Coleman, an anthropologist who specializes in digital media, hackers and the law, describes today’s Anonymous as an octopus with tentacles in both regional and international politics.

“It was so interesting to see this phenomenon that was all about Internet trolling and hellraising and pranking develop a political conscience. But it was so contained,” said Coleman, who teaches at Mc-Gill. “Then in the last year and a half, it has burst out of this niche and grown tentacles of all sorts.”

AnonymousChina PasterBin post is below and yes some of these sites will be down for a few weeks or longer for one they don’t have the talent to fix these low hanging fruits. The Chinese are training new Cyber Warriors but their efforts are more offensive and recon that defensive from the open government sites I have seen in China in my travels (cYbEr ToUrIsTa)- gAtO oUt

Mass Deface by @AnonymousChina http://pastebin.com/f7nFSFgq

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02/17/12

Banks on Twitter -OpCashBack

gAtO FoUnD - this little fact from MissrEvolution @MissRevolution_ great job for the cause. Why are there so many BanCoS on twitter???? -gAtO oUt

the last graph bar is cut off, it just shows when their last tweet was great job

2nd column is the account without the @

	Bank	Account	Followers	Following	Tweets	Last Tweet
1	AmEx	AmericanExpress	197,056	17,208	9,992	1 hour
2	AmEx	OPENForum	49,278	2,001	4,775	1 hour
3	BofA	BofA_Community	31,016	73	295	2 hours
4	Chase	ChaseGiving	22,184	17	113	1 day
5	USAA	usaa	20,460	7,481	1,357	1 day
6	ING Direct	INGDIRECT	18,922	9,713	3,077	1 day
7	BofA	BofA_Help	17,868	15,850	48,106	1 hour
8	Wells Fargo	WellsFargo	12,957	31	575	1 day
9	BofA	BofA_Careers	12,333	531	5,042	1 hour
10	AmEx	AskAmex	11,922	37	24,883	1 hour
11	Citi	Citi	10,034	4,428	2,788	1 hour
12	Wachovia	Wachovia	9,754	7,120	8,186	1 day
13	Wells Fargo	Aks_WellsFargo	8,900	7,829	20,317	1 hour
14	Westpac	westpac	7,219	705	2,642	1 hour
15	MasterCard	MasterCardNews	7,053	1,329	2,151	1 day
16	BofA	BofA_News	6,980	55	295	1 week
17	NAB	NAB	6,768	1,946	3,706	1 hour
18	Deutsche	Deutsche_News	6,609	506	1,018	2 hours
19	ING Direct	CEO_INGDIRECT	6,523	1,097	4,310	1 hour
20	Barclays	BarclaysWealth	6,377	17	1,494	1 hour
21	Commonweatlh	NetBank	6,093	1,333	1,886	2 hours
22	Citi	AskCiti	6,077	6,497	8,590	1 hour
23	TD	TD_Canada	6,055	4,711	3,693	1 hour
24	Guaranty Trust	gtbank	5,800	14	2,299	2 days
25	Pinnacle	PinnacleBankSC	5,480	5,543	1,553	1 hour
26	RBC	RBC	5,464	629	476	1 day
27	UBank	Ubank	4,522	4,358	3,203	1 day
28	USAA	USAA_help	4,498	1,210	1,881	1 hour
29	Banco Sabadell	BancoSabadell	4,483	1,475	8,945	4 hours
30	Citi	CitiJobs	4,478	3,855	688	1 day
31	TD	TDBank_US	4,271	3,802	7,909	1 hour
32	Standard	StandardBankGrp	4,217	2,908	7,967	1 hour
33	Barclays	BarclaysCycle	4,216	56	137	1 hour
34	ING Direct	SuperStarSaver	3,885	3,647	3,739	4 hours
35	ASB	ASBBank	3,859	2,597	3,597	6 hours
36	FNB	Rbjacobs	3,720	2,259	14,069	1 hour
37	Halifax	Halifax_Online	3,655	2,147	3,573	2 hours
38	Grameen	grameenbank	3,468	0	1	2 years
39	Lloyds TSB	LloydsTSBOnline	3,323	1,020	3,032	1 hour
40	ICICI	ICICIBank_Care	3,231	2,243	5,807	2 hours
41	Citi	citibankaus	3,056	3,147	428	1 day
42	Barclays	wealthinsights	2,895	1	443	1 week
43	ANZ	anzmoneymanager	2,642	2,160	359	1 month
44	North Shore	NorthShoreBank	2,572	1,507	2,893	1 hour
45	First Direct	first_direct	2,530	670	929	1 day
46	Wells Fargo	WellsFargoBank	2,368	0	0	never
47	Ally	AllyBank	2,276	489	4,844	1 hour
48	Arvest	ArvestBank	2,249	34	1,135	1 day
49	CIBC	CIBCnews	2,246	7	582	1 hour
50	Barclays	BarclaysStockbroker	2,215	54	371	3 days

	Bank	Account	Followers	Following	Tweets	Last Tweet
51	PNC	PNCVWallet	2,179	2,184	1,254	1 hour
52	Aegon	aegonbank	2,168	1,417	1,701	6 hours
53	Kiwibank	KiwibankNZ	2,126	1,866	1,361	1 day
54	PNC	PNCNews	2,103	33	1,189	1 day
55	CapitalOne	AskCapitalOne	2,039	923	3,697	1 hour
56	SunTrust	AskSunTrust	2,008	624	17,441	1 hour
57	Umpqua	umpquabank	1,972	44	1,908	1 day
58	Gulf	Gulf_Bank	1,887	1,336	1,133	1 hour
59	BMO	BMO	1,882	315	1,264	1 hour
60	Bank of the West	BankoftheWestCI	1,858	323	744	3 weeks
61	Barclays	BarclaycardNews	1,829	680	1,180	2 hours
62	BofA	BofA_Tips	1,827	85	343	1 week
63	Bank of Oklahoma	BankofOklahoma	1,808	1,580	913	1 day
64	Union First	WeBankAtUnion	1,689	674	3,398	1 hour
65	Webster	WebsterBank	1,661	1,500	1,212	1 hour
66	1st Mariner	1stMarinerBank	1,639	446	1,768	1 day
67	BBVA Compass	bbvacompass	1,625	3	1,816	1 hour
68	SunTrust	livesolid	1,594	1,987	2,007	1 hour
69	Citi	Citi_Forward	1,572	230	342	1 year
70	Foster	FosterBank	1,517	1,246	57	2 weeks
71	SunTrust	SunTrust	1,486	49	264	1 day
72	ABN AMRO	ABNAMROTV	1,334	1	400	1 week
73	Winbank	winbank_tweets	1,287	1,027	463	5 hours
74	Fidelity	Fidelity_Bank	1,247	230	217	4 hours
75	BMO	BMOCM	1,107	2	543	2 days
76	RBC	RBC_Online_Bkg	1,071	11	127	1 hour
77	M&T	MandT_Bank	1,063	835	322	1 day
78	Ally	ally	1,008	655	257	1 day
79	Citizens	CitizensBank	1,000	987	1,524	1 hour
80	Rabo Direct	RaboDirectAU	990	590	811	1 day
81	HSBC	hsbc_uk_press	972	503	208	1 day
82	Venture	venturebank	961	1,097	576	1 day
83	Chase	ChasePaymentech	951	45	106	1 month
84	Bremer	BremerBank	948	542	1,451	4 hours
85	CapFed	CapFed	943	933	1,204	1 day
86	People’s Choice	peopleschoiceAU	896	87	288	1 month
87	St. George	stgeorgecareers	866	884	262	1 year
88	Susquehanna	SusquehannaBank	861	507	744	1 hour
89	Bank of Queensland	BOQ	844	527	373	1 day
90	Citi	CitiGTS	842	988	616	1 week
91	Bank of Melbourne	BankofMelb	830	350	1,496	1 day
92	DBS	dbsbank	821	176	83	2 weeks
93	First Tennessee	FirstTennessee	811	35	600	1 day
94	Northeast	Northeast_Bank	807	36	227	3 weeks
95	First Federal	firstfederal	798	466	421	6 months
96	Citizens	Citizens_Bank	771	0	0	never
97	e3	e3bank	757	492	127	5 months
98	ANZ	ANZ_AU	751	777	378	1 hour
99	UMB	UMBFinancial	750	1	696	1 month
100	Home Street	HomeStreetBank	747	435	373	2 days

	Bank	Account	Followers	Following	Tweets	Last Tweet
101	State Bank of CP	statebankofcp	742	702	1,052	1 day
102	Rabo Direct	RaboDirectNZ	737	18	323	3 months
103	Metro	Metro_Bank	724	932	302	2 hours
104	Virgin Money	VirginMoneyAU	709	426	150	1 day
105	Landmark	landmarkbank	708	995	950	1 hour
106	First American	BankFAB	705	165	283	1 month
107	Royal Bank America	SpurTheEconomy	702	401	319	2 weeks
108	Beneficial	BeneficialBank	693	796	711	1 hour
109	Huntington	Huntington_Bank	670	361	262	1 hour
110	Peoples State	peopleswi	667	215	810	1 day
111	ING Direct	INGDIRECTAUS	665	117	94	1 day
112	Barclays	BarCorp_News	626	136	118	3 days
113	RBC	rbcbank	608	668	578	1 day
114	Bank of Scotland	BankofScot_help	603	356	492	2 hours
115	Bank of Ann Arbor	bankofannarbor	588	275	439	1 day
116	Rabo Direct	RaboDirectIE	564	76	296	2 weeks
117	Enterprise	EnterpriseBan	563	387	130	3 months
118	Zions	ZionsBank	561	126	690	1 hour
119	Fifth Third	FifthThird	554	0	7	2 months
120	Bank Altantic	BankAtlantic	548	407	617	3 hours
121	Chesapeake	chesbank	536	54	126	1 day
122	Commerce Bank	TNCommerceBank	532	808	794	1 month
123	First GREEN Bank	FirstGREENBank	525	143	142	1 day
124	Paducah	PaducahBank	512	1	69	2 months
125	ING Direct	FeeTweeter	504	313	82	2 years
126	Northwest Savings	NWSB	503	374	282	1 day
127	Monadnock	MonadnockBank	486	454	532	1 month
128	Hampshire First	HampshireFirst	478	424	181	1 week
129	KeyBank	KeyBank_Help	464	157	375	2 hours
130	Suncorp	SuncorpBank	462	4	0	never
131	Square1	Square1Bank	440	357	123	2 days
132	Five Star	fivestarbank	438	262	457	1 week
133	Colorado Bank	colobank	433	19	384	2 weeks
134	Air Bank	Air_Bank	431	0	66	1 week
135	Westpac	Westpac_help	419	1	2	2 years
136	ShoreBank	SBPacific	418	180	283	6 months
137	Sun National	SunNationalBank	416	886	330	2 hours
138	Citizens	citizensbanker	407	335	273	3 years
139	Bank of Commerce	bankofcommerce	402	835	702	1 hour
140	Orrstown	OrrstownBank	395	42	249	1 week
141	Celtic	CelticBank	392	713	646	2 months
142	Hancock	HancockBank	387	2	7	2 years
143	Nittany	NittanyBank	384	271	143	2 weeks
144	Gate City	GateCityBank	383	271	331	2 weeks
145	Happy State	HappyStateBank	380	61	317	1 week
146	Standard Chartered	StanChartUAE	374	114	957	1 day
147	National Coop Bank	coopbanking	368	105	249	1 hour
148	Mercantile	MercBank	368	288	644	3 hours
149	Barrington	BarringtonBank	365	538	64	2 weeks
150	RBC	rbcinnovator	365	31	496	1 month

	Bank	Account	Followers	Following	Tweets	Last Tweet
151	Union	UnionBank	362	113	129	2 months
152	First Independent	firstindy	360	302	408	2 days
153	3rd Federal	3rdFederalBank	354	374	243	1 day
154	Lake Forest	LakeForestBank	345	503	72	2 weeks
155	HomeTown	HomeTownBankVa	342	471	241	2 months
156	BMO	BMOmedia	341	2	246	2 days
157	Standard	StandardBanks	339	533	1,625	1 day
158	Marquette Bank	MarquetteBank	332	0	298	2 days
159	Beach Bank	beachbank	330	164	753	1 day
160	Bank Hawaii	bankhawaii	329	64	136	2 days
161	First Niagara	firstniagara	326	160	148	3 weeks
162	First Community	FirstCommunity	324	238	242	1 week
163	Nicolet	NicoletMortgage	321	0	201	1 week
164	Hinsdale	HinsdaleBank	321	420	95	2 weeks
165	Washington Fed	WaFed	320	137	382	1 day
166	Renasant	renasant	316	75	121	2 days
167	Callaway	CallawayBank	300	530	804	1 day
168	Legacy	LegacyBank	296	444	264	1 day
169	Horizon	Horizon_Bank	294	594	454	1 hour
170	Choice	choicebank	293	197	326	3 weeks
171	Texas First	texasfirstbank	291	237	717	1 day
172	Independent	IndependentBank	286	212	785	1 hour
173	Libertyville	LibertyvilleBnk	283	461	61	2 weeks
174	Anchor	AnchorBank	282	70	766	1 hour
175	Pan American	PanAmericanBank	275	244	846	1 day
176	Wash. Savings	WashSavingsBank	274	742	817	1 hour
177	St. Charles	BankStCharles	271	499	79	2 weeks
178	Lead Bank	Lead_Bank	269	73	19	3 months
179	Forcht	ForchtBank	257	137	315	1 day
180	Centennial	MY100BANK	255	1	76	5 months
181	Ohio Valley	OhioValleyBank	251	83	287	1 hour
182	Peoples	ThePeoplesBank	250	73	258	1 month
183	New Resource	NewResourceBank	250	0	3	2 months
184	Secure Trust	Securetrustbank	247	92	43	2 years
185	Worthington	WorthingtonBank	243	154	362	1 day
186	Crystal Lake	CrystalLakeBank	243	481	59	2 weeks
187	WaterStone	WaterStoneBank	242	77	201	2 days
188	Salem Five	SalemFive	241	141	438	1 hour
189	Gorham Savings	GSBMaine	241	171	478	3 hours
190	Community First	CFBK	241	53	238	1 week
191	Johnson Bank	JohnsonBank	240	163	102	2 weeks
192	Viking	VikingBank	237	35	185	1 day
193	First Security	FirstSecurityMT	235	106	82	1 month
194	Washington Trust	Watrustbank	233	40	168	3 months
195	Associated	AssociatedBank	232	441	312	1 day
196	Illinois State Bank	ILStateBank	228	77	150	1 month
197	Sterling	SterlingBank	227	0	0	never
198	First National	FNBSF	226	83	694	1 hour
199	NexTier	NexTier	223	235	294	1 day
200	Stoneham	StonehamBank	222	122	207	1 week

	Bank	Account	Followers	Following	Tweets	Last Tweet
201	Village	BankAtVillage	221	495	83	2 weeks
202	Monarch Community	monarchcb	220	38	358	1 day
203	Ossian State	OssianStateBank	220	10	38	1 month
204	Live Oak	LiveOakBank	218	140	261	2 days
205	1st State	1stStateBank	215	14	1	2 years
206	Seacoast	Seacoastnb	213	43	742	1 day
207	FNB	FNBMWC	207	141	231	1 week
208	Old Missouri	oldmissouribank	206	394	305	1 week
209	Columbia	TheColumbiaBank	206	0	212	3 weeks
210	Gulf Coast Comm.	MYGULFBANK	206	22	52	1 year
211	Liberty Bank	MyLibertyBank	204	82	117	2 weeks
212	First Federal	FirstFederalSB	199	52	132	1 day
213	Mechanics	mechanicsbank	197	183	152	1 week
214	Baylake	BaylakeBank	195	81	176	2 days
215	Suburban	sbtTweets	194	92	942	1 day
216	OCBC	frankbyocbc	192	72	647	1 day
217	Bank of the SW	bankofsw	189	76	6	2 years
218	Hawaii National	hawaiinational	185	43	147	1 month
219	ING Direct	charles_writes	185	96	453	4 months
220	First Bank	bankthewayulive	184	144	120	1 year
221	Peoples United	PeoplesUnited	183	81	213	1 day
222	First Federal	FFSB	181	0	174	1 day
223	Synovus	synovus	181	0	0	never
224	Carolina Alliance	CABankNews	180	157	1,159	1 day
225	National Bank	NBKC	180	12	141	2 days
226	Community First	CFBank1	178	59	32	1 month
227	MB Financial	mbfinancialbank	175	177	372	1 hour
228	BofA	BofA_Speakers	175	0	66	1 year
229	ATB	atbfinancial	174	203	124	1 day
230	Bank of Luxemburg	BankOfLuxemburg	172	164	287	1 week
231	River Valley	RiverValleyBank	171	30	20	1 hour
232	First Federal	FirstFederalFL	170	29	231	1 week
233	First National	FirstNationalIA	168	11	5	6 months
234	Kansas Fidelity	KSfidelitybank	168	36	1	2 years
235	Sound Community	SoundCommunity	168	10	0	n/a
236	Nicolet	NicoletBank	166	8	23	6 months
237	Chemical	ChemicalBank	165	95	252	2 days
238	City Bank	citybanktexas	164	0	187	1 day
239	Belmont	BelmontSavings	163	162	191	2 days
240	Home Federal	homefederalbank	160	33	147	1 day
241	Cheviot Savings	cheviotsavings	160	38	76	1 week
242	The Bank	TheBankOnline	160	0	154	1 month
243	Family Bank	FamilyBankKenya	157	7	198	2 days
244	Wynnewood State	sbwok	156	102	2,728	1 hour
245	Avidia	AvidiaBank	156	97	488	2 hours
246	Peach State	peachstatebank	156	5	33	1 year
247	Baytree	BaytreeBank	155	209	330	3 hours
248	Arvest	Arvest_Bank	154	0	3	2 years
249	Vision Bank	VBOK	153	86	186	1 week
250	Northbrook	NorthbrookBank	153	31	84	1 week

	Bank	Account	Followers	Following	Tweets	Last Tweet
251	Pilgrim	PilgrimBank	152	7	826	1 day
252	Midstate Federal	MidstateFederal	149	88	300	1 day
253	Bendigo	BendigoWealth	148	204	36	1 week
254	Gulf Coast Bank	GulfCoastBank	148	14	21	1 month
255	Coulee	CouleeBank	146	147	261	1 hour
256	First Cherokee	Acru	145	35	95	1 week
257	Horicon	horiconbank	145	164	341	3 weeks
258	Prairie	BankPrairie	144	188	57	1 month
259	Peoples	ptsbank	143	49	251	2 hours
260	North Jersey	NJCBank	143	207	214	1 day
261	American Fork	BankAF	141	81	190	2 days
262	Peoples	BankAtPeoples	140	103	195	1 hour
263	Bank of Springfield	bankwithBOS	140	0	381	1 day
264	NSC	NSCBank	140	23	64	2 weeks
265	Citizens Bank	citizensardmore	140	13	43	3 months
266	First National	fnbsotx	138	43	61	3 months
267	First Montana	FirstMontana	131	70	167	1 week
268	Community State	CSBtweets	131	50	118	2 weeks
269	United Community	ucbankmn	130	21	215	2 days
270	Citizens National	cnbsomerset	130	18	125	1 week
271	Pinnacle	PinnacleBank	128	66	132	1 hour
272	Community Trust	CommunityTrustB	128	56	163	1 week
273	Old Plank	OldPlankBank	127	45	74	2 weeks
274	Regent	regentbank	126	73	23	2 years
275	Jeff Davis Bank	jeffdavisbank	125	18	179	1 week
276	First Community	firstcbt	124	4	163	1 day
277	Richwood	RichwoodBank	124	53	101	1 week
278	Community Bank	CBdotNet	124	0	48	3 weeks
279	F&M	myfmbank	123	2	371	2 weeks
280	CNB	cnbbankdirect	121	63	195	2 days
281	Alliance	Alliance_Bank	121	6	55	4 months
282	Bank of Cashton	bankofcashton	121	1	2	2 years
283	Washington Trust	watrust	120	156	420	1 day
284	Citizens	Citizensstatebk	120	14	238	1 day
285	First National	OKFNB	118	5	84	3 months
286	Community First	CommFirstBank	118	23	44	2 years
287	First National	e_fnb	116	60	277	1 hour
288	BSNB	BSNB	115	32	85	2 days
289	Reliant	ReliantBank	115	0	18	2 years
290	Amcore	AMCORE_Bank	114	0	0	never
291	Metairie	Metairie_Bank	113	2	7	1 week
292	First National	FNBNewton	113	0	63	1 month
293	Beverly	theBeverlyBank	112	22	87	2 weeks
294	Missouri	missouribank	111	86	37	2 weeks
295	Bank of Napa	BankofNapa	111	1	63	3 weeks
296	UFB Direct	UFBDirect	111	9	10	2 years
297	Clear Mountain	ClearMtBank	109	26	95	3 days
298	First State	firststatetexas	108	91	62	2 weeks
299	Northwoods	northwoodsbank	108	53	59	2 months
300	Bank of Elk River	TheBankofER	108	4	2	2 years

	Bank	Account	Followers	Following	Tweets	Last Tweet
301	Century	Century_Bank	107	0	37	2 hours
302	First Victoria	firstvictoria	107	44	19	1 year
303	Citizens	CitizensAda	106	8	222	1 day
304	FNB	FNBAlaska	105	1	10	1 year
305	FNB	FNBBerryville	104	7	6	1 year
306	Machias	MachiasSavings	103	70	280	1 hour
307	Union Community	unioncommbank	103	34	412	1 hour
308	Farmer State	farmerstatebank	103	18	66	2 weeks
309	Franlin Savings	FSB_Maine	102	9	163	1 week
310	Redwood Capital	RedwoodCapital	102	22	79	2 months
311	Bruning State	BruningStBank	99	5	80	1 hour
312	Voyager	VoyagerBank	99	69	70	2 hours
313	Alpine	bankalpine	99	0	1	2 years
314	First Security	FirstSecurityBa	98	154	332	2 weeks
315	Town Bank	TownBankUS	98	101	105	2 weeks
316	Citizens	citizensbankrb	98	12	306	2 weeks
317	First National	FNB_Muscatine	95	13	181	1 day
318	Cambridge Savings	CSBinspired	94	140	321	1 hour
319	Abington	AbingtonBank	94	6	205	1 day
320	Lincoln Savings	MyLSB	94	14	39	2 days
321	First Harrison	FirstHarrison	93	9	51	1 week
322	PNA	PNABank	93	0	53	8 months
323	AmBank	AmBank	93	1	4	1 year
324	Waumandee State	waumandeebank	92	38	633	2 hours
325	Capital	CapitalBankGA	92	5	40	1 month
326	First National	FNBT	92	11	7	2 years
327	First Security	FSBNV	91	1	2	2 years
328	Belmont	BelmontBank	88	0	83	3 weeks
329	Beverly National	BevNatBank	88	2	8	2 years
330	Middleton	MiddletonBank	88	32	0	never
331	Metro National	gladwemet	87	0	5	2 years
332	Bank of Urbana	bankofurbana	86	18	171	1 week
333	First Guaranty	FirstGuaranty	84	0	27	6 months
334	Point Loma	PointLomaBank	84	76	103	2 years
335	Fifth Third	Ryanat53	83	0	660	1 hour
336	1st Mariner	FirstAccess	83	2	10	2 years
337	Start Community	StartComBank	82	10	71	1 week
338	Solera	solerabank	81	122	71	1 week
339	1st Oklahoma	1stOklahomaBank	81	26	1	2 years
340	Hastings City	HastingsCtyBank	80	0	66	1 week
341	First State	KeysBank	78	17	70	2 weeks
342	Reliabank	Reliabank	78	15	32	6 months
343	Columbia Comm.	banklocally	78	9	11	1 year
344	First Community	FCBOHIO	78	0	1	2 years
345	TruPoint	TruPointBank	77	84	135	1 week
346	uBank	ubankSA	76	22	14	1 year
347	Boone County	boonebank	74	17	155	2 days
348	Baker Boyer	BakerBoyerBank	74	7	23	2 months
349	SIS	banksisonline	73	4	177	2 hours
350	Charter Oak	charteroakbank	73	23	93	7 months

	Bank	Account	Followers	Following	Tweets	Last Tweet
351	Planters	PlantersBank	73	31	0	n/a
352	Peoples	PeoplesBank	70	33	132	2 days
353	First State	FirstStateBank	70	8	275	3 weeks
354	Commerce	CommBankCKTM	69	16	152	1 week
355	Community Bank	CBBCNJ	69	0	1	1 year
356	Lincoln Park	LincolnParkBank	68	356	10	2 weeks
357	Citizens State	csbtx	68	8	0	n/a
358	First Community	FCMLENDING	66	42	110	1 day
359	Rabo Direct	RaboDirect	65	34	28	1 month
360	First Capital	fcbanker	65	0	163	1 month
361	Sonoran	SonoranBank	65	45	137	1 year
362	Banc First	BancFirstOK	64	12	2	4 months
363	ING Direct	ING_CompareMe	64	40	24	2 years
364	Independence	1776Bank	62	49	72	2 days
365	Mainstreet	MainstreetBank	62	24	274	2 months
366	Fahey	FaheyBank	61	38	57	1 day
367	Springfield Com.	SFCbank	60	0	2	1 year
368	FNBO Direct	fnbodirect	59	10	12	2 years
369	River Bank	River_Bank	59	1	1	2 years
370	Centennial	Centbank	59	0	6	2 years
371	West Plains	WestPlainsBank	58	5	242	1 day
372	Conestoga	ConestogaBank	57	76	20	1 day
373	Watertown	BankOfWatertown	55	61	344	1 week
374	Northrim	northrimbank	55	4	2	1 month
375	Franklin County	fcbankva	49	3	25	5 months
376	First Financial	FFBTexas	48	0	1	2 years
377	New Horizon	NewHorizonBank	47	47	11	1 month
378	Heartland	heartlandbank	47	0	0	n/a
379	1st Midwest	1stMidwestBank	44	6	178	1 day
380	Wolverine	WolverineBank	44	38	112	1 week
381	Biddeford	biddeford	41	7	80	2 weeks
382	United	UnitedBankMI	40	2	80	2 weeks
383	Huntington	Bank_With_HNB	40	0	1	1 year
384	Quatum National	QuantumNatlBank	38	25	66	1 week
385	First Hope	FirstHopeBank	37	10	91	1 day
386	Comm. National	ComNatBankVT	35	24	26	2 days
387	FAB&T	ilovecash	35	17	31	1 year
388	Standard	SBandTrustCo	35	0	2	1 year
389	Bank of Pontiac	bankofpontiacil	34	3	226	2 days
390	United of Union	unitedbankunion	34	1	69	1 week
391	First Security	FSBNV_HomeLoans	23	7	28	2 years
392	Affinity	AffinityBank	22	29	77	2 hours
393	3rd Federal	3rdFred	22	0	60	2 days
394	Bank Texas	BankTexas	21	2	6	5 months
395	Citizens Tri-Co.	CTCBonline	19	0	3	5 months
396	Macon Bank	maconbank	13	0	0	never
397	Community Bank	communitybank	11	1	0	never
398	First Merit	FirstMerit	10	57	1	n/a
399	Pathway	Pathway_Bank	3	0	0	never
400	First Financial	FFINTexas

http://opcashback.wordpress.com/banks-on-twitter/

02/15/12

Cyber-Spies Intercepted Sensitive Files, Emails From Nortel: Report – Security – News & Reviews – eWeek.com

Attackers breached Nortel and had free rein to spy on its internal network and communications from 2000 to 2009, according to an internal report. As usual, China is the prime suspect.

Chinese hackers allegedly breached telecommunications company Nortel in 2000 and these cyber-spies gained access to reams of sensitive technical documents, as well as internal communications and email, for nearly 10 years, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.

The attackers, suspected of being based in China, breached the network using stolen credentials and installed spying software deep within the company’s networking environment to gain access to all documents and communications, the Journal reported Feb. 14. The breach appears to date as far back as 2000, Brian Shields, the former senior advisor for systems security at Nortel who led the internal investigation, told the paper.

via Cyber-Spies Intercepted Sensitive Files, Emails From Nortel: Report – Security – News & Reviews – eWeek.com.

02/13/12

tor-talk- Help Users in Iran Reach the internet

Hi,

In the last 48 hours a major campaign of filtering has started in Iran -
it started slow and now appears to be that nearly all SSL/TLS traffic is
blocked on a few major Iranian ISPs. Details are rather rough but we're
working on some solutions - we've long had an ace up our sleeves for
this exact moment in the arms race but it's perhaps come while the User
Interface edges are a bit rough still.

Here's the deal - we need people to run Tor bridges but a special kind
of Tor bridge, one that does a kind of traffic camouflaging - we call it
an obfuscated bridge. It's not easy to set up just yet because we were
not ready to deploy this for everyone yet; it lacks a lot of analysis
and it might even only last for a few days at the rate the arms race is
progressing, if you could call it progress.

There are highly technical instructions here:
tor-assistants at torproject.org ) about it or you'll need
to share these bridges with people you want to help directly. It's a
pain and we're working on it.

Here's a bug report where we're working around the clock to get stuff
going in a user friendly manner:
https://metrics.torproject.org/users.html?graph=direct-users&start=2011-11-12&end=2012-05-10&country=ir&events=on&dpi=72#direct-users

Here's the same graph but for Tor bridge users in Iran:
help at rt.torproject.org. We'll try to
get you a working obfsproxy bridge address and working client software.

All the best,
Jacob Appelbaum jacob at appelbaum.net

https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-talk/2012-February/023070.html

02/5/12

Recon the Deep Web

Tools – NAT FireWall – Lil’Snitch – VPN – ToR —> Bandwidth Graph – View Network -Message Log

See bottom for UpDaTe 2/22/11

gAtO wAnTeD -to explore the Deep Web to see what all the chatter is all about. So I went to torproject.org to see what tools were available. Tor has many tools like -Tails is a Live CD/USB distro preconfigured to use Tor safely and easily. gAtO has used Vidalia and firefox before just for a test drive but the slowness stopped me the first time. I have noticed Anonymous and others using the Deep Web to re-launch the LulzBoat on one of the taunts they made they gave an .onion chat room were you need to register to get in. So what is different from any other Chat room not on .onion. Timelin of The onionLand

Cryptocat even offers a Tor Hidden Service at http://xdtfje3c46d2dnjd.onion.

How governments have tried to block Tor [28C3]-Video

First the mechanics of a Tor network hides you from anyone the good the bad and the ugly that simple. With a VPS (Virtual Private Network) from any hosting service you can create a website and deploy it in the .onion only visible Deep Web. Now even popular WebSite tools like Drupal and WordPress can publish to the deep web so people under censorship can still see your websites thru ToR. For a dissident who is monitored they can go into a Tor network and publish a site were other like mined can share information without their government or anyone else knowing. No trace. Yes the bad guy’s uses the Deep Web to peddle their wear but there is a lot of good stuff —if you can find it.

gAtO went into the Deep Web testing the water but verifying[1] that I had my shields on at all times. First it’s slow so take your time when you hit a wiki they but first check yourself http://torcheck.xenobite.eu/ this will check your safe and sound.

First stop is TorDir http://suw74isz7wqzpmgu.onion [2] This will give you a chance to look and the tip of the iceberg. When you get to this first site – I right away went to Hacking and Related Section( to see what is out there) As you can see this is different than google search :

Comments: 5 read or add comments about this link (Anonymous) | Rating: *****

Last check: 04-02-2012 16:54:21 | Result: On | Lag: 19 seconds

Here are a few different thing about this site 1st it has comments(read Them) You should read these so you know what’s in these site. 2nd Last checked and Results and Lag Time these vary some in places I seen have 50 second lag time. Remember these are .onion sites and sometimes there on and sometimes there not. A nefarious website may not keep normal times of business so if you really thing that that site is real check back it may come back on the air.

If you want to do more than look I recommend us a boot CD/USB with NO WRITE to your hard drive. These are tech savvy people and they may try to put a bot,worm,spy, whatever on your device as for the .onion on my personal Mobile device-NoWayDude.

Example of a BAD Site: do not click

CardersPlanet

First carding service from russian community. Credit cards, bank accounts, DDoS service.

http://wihwaoykcdzabadd.onion

Last check: 03-02-2012 04:41:02 | Result: Off

Just look at this site Carders Planet would you really enter this site without your bells and whistles all tight as a submarine. By the way Results:Off (so the site is Off). Then there is the monetary part BitCoins looks to be all right but I have not used them so until I experience them I will not comment. Anyway try http://k4bmdpobhqdguh2y.onion/ This has a basic list to a few site that are rather safe. I listed a few sites I found most all of them work at least when I tried them as security people we need to understand the deep web so we can use it as another tool on our belts. USCYberLabs.com/blog will be adding a .onoin site in the coming weeks and we will also use Tor-Bridge to publish to both worlds. The Deep Web needs good solid content sometimes depending on the time and place their is no other way to read information that may save a life. Freedom must be preserve the .onion network is no Dark Web it just different let work to make it better -gAtO oUt

What is a .onion site?

.onion, for all intents an purposes, acts like a top level domain (like your .com’s, .org’s, etc), but is not accessible like a normal webpage. For this reason, it’s called a pseudo top level domain. .onions are run through the Tor network (there are at least two text files on that subject, here, by Mr_Scotty and in the second section of the text here, by myself). Not only does this encrypt server-side data, but increases anonymity as well. On your normal web, a website hosting illegal content would be shut down by the country’s government that governs the host. But on your Tor Network, not only is it impossible to tell where the site is hosted – it’s impossible to take it down, as well.

References:

Tor network Software Free ToRProject.org

Pirate Bay in the onion http://jntlesnev5o7zysa.onion/

[2] Messaging – Activism, Political and Revolutionary – Adult – Blogs – Business – Email, IM, Communications – Gambling – Hacking and Related – Hosting and Content Share – Librarys – Personal Pages – Reference – Security – Social- Social File/happiness sharing

Software

Normal Web:

Virtual Private Server (VPS) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_private_server

Wiki Tor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_(anonymity_network)

Tor + Hidden WiKi

Tor Onion Sites

[1]Tor Check torcheck.xenobite.eu <http://torcheck.xenobite.eu/

Torando: http://b6kpigzhrdhibmos.onion/d6/

Qpastebin http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/paste/browse.php

PasteOnion http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/boi/

The Hidden Wiki – contains all SORTS of info on tor sites http://xmh57jrzrnw6insl.onion/

TORCH, a tor search engine http://eqt5g4fuenphqinx.onion/

Core .onion, a tor site directory http://4jbxjjrbakmdcmvb.onion/

Tor Check torcheck.xenobite.eu <http://torcheck.xenobite.eu/

AntiSec Embacy -http://ibhg35kgdvnb7jvw.onion/

Odd K5: http://k5oddprhqyfvhwh4.onion

Search Engine Torgler: http://oqznfi3tdo6nwg3f.onion

Leaks: Wikileaks: http://suw74isz7wqzpmgu.onion

Messaging: TorPM: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/pm/

File Hosting: sTORage: http://utovvyhaflle76gh.onion/

BLOLYLO: http://46lm7zhgildryehk.onion

ES Uploader: http://i7hknwg4up2jhdkx.onion

AnonyShares: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion

Gatways to I2P Susi Mail:

German http://a5ec6f6zcxtudtch.onion

The Silk Road where u can buy drugs silkroadvb5piz3r.onion

Old time Cyber Links good tech stuff- http://kpynyvym6xqi7wz2.onion/links.html

The Hidden Wiki! Can potentially find everything from here! http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

Contains Tor Library http://am4wuhz3zifexz5u.onion/

The General Store (more drugs) http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/generalstore/

A bunch of rather popular boards (like Intel Exchange) http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/sitedex.php

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2/22/11 -Update:

gAtO found this list it is still raw and some nasty shit is on this that gAtO will never need to go,, sick bastard..

Here’s the hidden wiki that you can access when on Tor

http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

graffiti.onion – A simple, editable page. No rules, total anarchy. (LUP 2010-12-06)
Free Tradecraft Forum – Talk about pretty much anything, wide range of topics
Freedom Security – Attacks, Defenses, The Underground, Security, Off-topic chat (LUP 2010-12-06)
Hosted by: CircleServices

Assassination Market – Anonymous assassination market using Tor Bank and TorPM
TOR Free For All – Unmoderated area for political and other topics. Anything goes. (Guest account: user=public01 pass=public01)
TorTSE – A continuation of the infamous TOTSE forum which has existed since the late 80s covering almost every topic.
Democrat Watch – Right-wing board dedicated to criticizing Democrats (registration required)
The Intel Exchange – Know or need to know something? Ask and share at this underground intelligence gathering network…
talk.masked, clearnet version (read only) – Talks/Notes. A Janitor Joint. Mirror: rsync://ci3hn2uzjw2wby3z.onion:873/
K5 Odd Forums – Forum with a different interface than the common ones. Poop’s joint. (Requires HTTP referrers)
OnionWarez – Uncensored warez/multimedia forum. Eng/Pol. Pedo/necro/bestia/murder talk only in allowed channels.
anonymous bbs, gopher interface, telnet interface – Another variation of the talks style of board.
Tajna Community – A WIP Underground forum & file dump. Caters for most tastes. (LUP 2010-12-06)
TextForest – Kinda like talk.masked, but personalized. A Janitor Joint.
Hosted by: Freedom Hosting

Warez and uncensored talk Forum – Forum for warez and uncensored talk
HackBB – Forums for hacking, phreaking, cracking, programming, anti-forensics, and other topics centered around technology.
Anarcho-Syndicalist Brigade – Forums for Collectivist Anarchists and leftists to discuss things, primarily revolution
Muchan – Imageboard for discussing music and random stuff. Boards : /b/ (random)

OnionIB: b4yrk2nkydqfpzqm.onion/onionib
The Tor Library: am4wuhz3zifexz5u.onion
Hidden Wiki: http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
TORDIR: http://dppmfxaacucguzpc.onion/
Torch: http://xmh57jrzrnw6insl.onion/
TorStatus: http://lotjbov3gzzf23hc.onion/
Intel exchange boards (nothing really useful, except for gathering links) – Channers present
http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/736364f4/threadlist.php?
Hidden Wiki
http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
LiberaTor (info dump site – pdf files, risk to security)
http://p2uekn2yfvlvpzbu.onion/
Dangler’s site – hired thief
http://627kx22vati6uqkw.onion/
cheese pizza sites
Secret Corner – imageboard
7cov2loswjrmaqot
Image gallery
6x77gb7ngu6nymwl
video hosting
opva2pilsncvtwmh
http://b4yrk2nkydqfpzqm.onion/girls/topic/1045+full/
lolitas
http://m3hjrfh4hlqc67gb.onion/inliner.php?num=50&size=120&filter=00
Core onion – directory
http://eqt5g4fuenphqinx.onion/
Onion chan – Captain piccard everywhere
http://b4yrk2nkydqfpzqm.onion/
Ebook colection
https://w4dzvkf6hu5d5pha.tor2web.org/index.html
Pastebin
http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/paste/browse.php
List of bbs
http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/sitedex.php
* axqzzpkfwezf3kku.onion – Tor Project: Anonymity Online
* dppmfxaacucguzpc.onion – TORDIR – Link List
* eqt5g4fuenphqinx.onion – Core.onion
* oqznfi3tdo6nwg3f.onion – Tor network search – Torgle v3
* xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion – Freedom Hosting
* 4jbxjjrbakmdcmvb.onion – TorMarks Tor Directory
* a5ec6f6zcxtudtch.onion – Webinterface of “awxcnx”
* c4wcxidkfhvmzhw6.onion – PrivacyBox
* taswebqlseworuhc.onion – TasWeb
* vdyrqdwjyx7kfnhy.onion – Welcome to vescum!
* wf4df37hrebhwzts.onion – Web Design Guidelines: Onionland Style
* torbankofpucsfo6.onion – Tor Bank is obsolete
* vms43o4cqysakvyb.onion – The Bitcoin 4 Cash Service – Home
* xqzfakpeuvrobvpj.onion – MyBitcoin – A web-based transaction processor for Bitcoin
* 5pyq73pxm423mgzx.onion – potaoto – anonymous image hosting
* i7hknwg4up2jhdkx.onion – ES Simple Uploader
* xfq5l5p4g3eyrct7.onion – Onion Image Uploader
* 6eranjd7c4f5rncf.onion – Public timeline – twat
* ms4kc75hlvnfcxgz.onion – blog.masked
* ci3hn2uzjw2wby3z.onion – talk.masked
* k5oddprhqyfvhwh4.onion – K5 Odd Forums
* qm3monarchzifkwa.onion – anonymous bbs
* tzdp6xe2upfbh5qv.onion – ^/\ TextForest
* 7ymfzygewl4n6usp.onion – Index of /
* clsvtzwzdgzkjda7.onion – HackBB » Index page
* cx4vwijytopjvedi.onion – A website
* 3terbsb5mmmdyhse.onion – hashparty ~ password cracking
* voba3xuuqisvloqe.onion – FirstSale | Convert your e-books for use on another Kindle™
* 2c2na76zih6lxmeo.onion – Index of /
* nwycvryrozllb42g.onion – Destination Unknown
* w4dzvkf6hu5d5pha.onion – BookPusher’s eBook Collection
* p2uekn2yfvlvpzbu.onion – LiberaTor
* wxbsxbatlwtdhvvo.onion – The Occupied Potty
* s7nbvdbky4xqim7h.onion – Male animal genitalia gallery – Makloo’s Free online pictures

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02/1/12

Is DDoS a Legitimate Civil Disobedience

gAtO’s -Digital Sit-ins - Distributed denial of service (DDOS) is a favorite tactic of Anonymous. While the media likes to call DDOS a form of ‘hacking’, this is at best a technical misunderstanding. DDOS does no permanent damage and doesn’t involve breaking into servers or stealing data. Rather, it simply overwhelms a server with UDP traffic – the online equivalent of fans at a football game yelling so loud that the offensive line can’t hear the quarterback. This XKCD comic explains it best:

In the US, DDOS has been treated as a felony under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act punishable by a mandatory 10 years in prison. Given its similarity to long-accepted civil disobdience tactics such as sit-ins and blocking building entrances, this harsh penalty is outrageous and unfair.

Anonymous is not unanimous, and opinion on DDOS is perhaps more divided than any other tactic. Indeed, this very faction, in consultation with anti-ACTA NGOs, has been calling for a halt to DDOS for the last several days.

But after this photo of Polish politicians protesting ACTA went viral yesterday, is it time we all re-evaluate the role & legitimacy of DDOS. These Parlimentarians were wearing Anonymous Guy Fawkes mask while the Parliament’s website was down due to DDOS by Anonymous. They can’t emphasize that point enough – this is a game-changer.

DDOS has been a remarkably effective tactic for bringing the world’s attention to injustice, from repression in Tunisia and Egypt to censorship by SOPA and ACTA. A symbolically rich response, DDOS says “If you silence us, we will silence you”. In that respect, it works.

But DDOS is a single tool in our arsenal of protest, not the only one. Hacktivist need to engage in the mainstream political process as well – and for many of us, deeply frustrated by decades of corruption and unresponsiveness, this will require holding our nose.

As events in Poland have shown, protesters have allies in unexpected places. There comes a time when dissident must use words to articulate their demands and desires, instead of UDP packets. There are still many ways to protest- in the form of mass emails, fax blasts and overloaded telephone switchboards.

Protesters everywhere therefore call on dissidents, talkers, Dem, Rep and all freedom loving Internauts to contact your politicians directly; “No SOPA, No ACTA!

Hands off the Internet! - YOU CAN’T HAVE IT BACK!

Europe

laquadrature La Quadrature du Net – How to act against ACTA
European Digital Rights – Stop ACTA!
openrightsgroup Open Rights Group – ACTA Signed, Not Yet Sealed, Now it’s Up to Us (UK)

United States

Whitehouse White House Petition to End ACTA
contactingthecongress Find your representatives

Global

avaaz Avaaz – ACTA: The new threat to the net
access now AccessNOW – Just say no to ACTA

-gAtO oUt

01/27/12

Predictive Behavioral Security Analysis part 1:

gAtO bEeN -watching a mouse hole called Twitter lately, it’s an OSINT Open Source Intelligence source that monitors real events in real time. OSINT – is a form of intelligence collection management that involves finding, selecting, and acquiring information from publicly available sources and analyzing it to produce actionable intelligence.

cool dashboard – internet Storm Center - http://isc.sans.edu/dashboard.html

gAtO bEeN -watching World Web War (WWW) hacktivismn has jumped started this new year, #OpMegaUpload upset lot’s of people and the organization structure of Anonymous is getting more refine. Things happened in #poland #ireland and during the middle of a DoS attack Anonymous told their warrior on twitter:

http://trendsmap.com/

“@AnonyOps: #DDOS of European Parliament must stop NOW. They’re not the ones #ACTA

Later they tweeted this: “@AnonyOps: europarl.europa.eu back up after #DDOS. Thanks for listening to logic #Anonymous.go persuade the MEPs:

http://www.msisac.org/apps/dashboard/

Command and Control in your face and people responded to this organized movement. Each new attack everyone get’s better more coordination Anonymous is growing up. Just look at the causes #SOPA #PIPA #ACTA #OpMegaUpload #poland #Ireland #SOPAIreland #France #Belgium #FreeTopiary. The Anonymous thingy has grown up it’s a social conscious mindset created, manipulated, organic, ???? leaderless ????. The evolution of this movement has spawned OWS the Occupy Wall Street political movement has it’s roots in Anonymous, but you can see the worldwide community support for this group that is anyone. This movement will grow and mature.

http://www.fsisac.com/

Think about it.

This Week gAtO Learned mUcHo-mUcHo, we have not only the technical means but now the social monitoring needs that can be used to gather information like no other time before. Of course our governments are getting in on the fun.

Homeland Security DHS- Human Factors/Behavioral Sciences Projects:

Actionable Indicators and Countermeasures Project
Biometric Detector Project
Community Perceptions of Technology Panel Project
Community Resilience Project
Enhancing Public Response and Community Resilience Project
Future Attribute Screening Technology (FAST) Project
Hostile Intent Detection – Automated Prototype Project
Hostile Intent Detection – Validation of Observable Indicators of Suspicious Behavior Project
Human Systems Engineering Project
Human Systems Research Project
Insider Threat Detection Project
Mobile Biometrics System Project
Multi-modal Biometrics Project
Passive Methods for Precision Behavioral Screening Project
Predictive Screening Project
Quantitative Psychosocial Impacts Index Project
Rapid DNA Project
Risk Prediction Project
Violent-Intent Modeling and Simulation Project

http://www.dhs.gov/files/programs/gc_1218480185439.shtm

http://k.root-servers.org/

And the CIA got into the fun[1] way before it was hip to monitor the web. We know the government has all kinds of databases of all kinds of things they collect remember echelon and carnivore the FBI first grab at data. Then we yell at the CHinese for doing the same thing we did, they learned from us about gathering information about people. Now cyberspace ties us in even tighter with SMS, streaming video, encrypted mobile chats for the masses. But as more is piled on more tools are developed. Recorded Future[2] was a little geek company sucking in the data and developing Analytical tools for Intelligence forecasting and the CIA loves them.

Predictive Behavioral Security Analysis is just monitoring choice which is freedom for it is predictive and can then be manipulated to plant an idea, a spark, a tweet. “Egypt can be free” this little spark is setting the fuel for the flames that will burn in Cairo by it’s people via Twitter, Facebook and any other social media. The Arab Awakening -Arab Spring was an simple idea, manipulated in cyberspace by protester, dissidents and governments in Tunisia, Bahrain, Syria and others, we will see Iraq’s move in March of this years with it’s election, they are closing down their Internet but will the idea of freedom explode anyway. We will be monitoring this – gAtO OuT

References:

[1] CIA Invest in ‘Future’ of Web Monitorin http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2010/07/exclusive-google-cia/

[2] https://www.recordedfuture.com/

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01/6/12

How Can Iran Censor Cyberspace

How does Iran censor cyberspace? -iranian cyber army

gAtO tHiNk the same software that we might use to prevent our children from looking at porn on the Internet is basically the same software that is “sold to regimes everywhere”, but instead of entering pornography-related terms, you put in terms like student union, protest or democratization. or Deep Packet Inspection which I’ll explain later.

** Some of the best commercial grade censorship software sold “to regimes everywhere” comes from Nokia-Siemens and out of Silicon Valley **

The gathering of information as well as covert action against computer networks that occurred in Iran in 2011 can be expected to continue and grow during 2012. Iranian counter-action in the form of a stepped-up cyber and sabotage campaign of their own citizens and against American installations in the Gulf will continue.

** Control over the flow of information is a key issue for Iran — home to most Internet users in the Middle East with more than 36 million people of the 75 million populace. **

June 2009 Was the first time Iran Internet was turned off – Following the controversial re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in June 2009, the country was cut off for about 24 hours.

Iran-Cyber-Guard Network

The Iranian government asked the three (3) largest Internet service providers to shut down, the problem was they didn’t bother with the smaller ones and a few activists with satellite phoneswere ready and connections to Internet service were providers thru friend and activist in Europe, Dubai or Cyprus.

The technical underground is available to the younger people and they are spreading the word, the pictures, the videos and news from the world that they matter, their voices are being heard. gAtO tHiNk that is the best example of “power to the people” in cyberspace.

** What the west has yet to learn is, there are not many Muslim countries which have a population as networked as that of Iran. :—: The good news is that the more Iran uses cyberspace the more vulnerable they will become **

Instead of using landlines, some Iranian bloggers have taken to using satellite dishes to access the Internet, but they are increasingly being destroyed by special police units. Some of the problems that the Iranian government is facing is that Universities often have their own distinct connections to one another Universities. Major trading houses or major financial centers also sometimes have backup connections.

** Ali Hakim Javadi, Iran’s deputy minister for communications and information technology **

If Iran shuts down the Internet, the price wouldn’t just be political (€€€-$$$). Were Iran to disconnect its oil industries from global information flows, the impact on those industries’ ability to deliver what little they can sell would be enormous. When Hosni Mubarak shut off the Internet in Egypt during the protests there, the impact was disastrous. The five days offline cost the Egyptian economy an estimated €250 million.

Another problem for Iran is other countries are helping the dissidents hide in cyberspace, the US is working on developing the ability to send digital packets that are invisible and are only interpretable for other machines that you set up on the network that know what to look for. It’s called a dark Web infrastructure.

** Tor Project is another source that enables anyone to be anonymous in cyberspace and gain access to otherwise blocked sites **

One way that Iran may be able to control cyberspace in Iran is Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) (also called complete packet inspection and Information eXtraction – IX -). The idea is to slow down the Internet traffic so much that you can use a program to inspect each piece of information that comes and goes.

President Ahmadinejad has indicated he wants to provide an alternative, a so-called intranet (internal network Iranians only) which will allow Iranians to communicate among themselves, as the song said recording “every word you said”. China has the best example of a national network that is relatively disconnected from the rest of the global information infrastructure. The Chinese have built software that basically mimics anything we develop in the West and embed surveillance algorithms deeply into them. But I’d be very surprised if the Iranians were able to launch all of this.

** It’s a lot easier to say “you have a cyber army and have defenses to do battle in cyberspace” and let them prove other wise. We are talking about diplomatic bull-shit -mEoW -mEoW gOsE gAtO**

Proxy servers are one of the things that activists have put to work for themselves. So when the state tries to shut down the Internet or when you learn that an authoritarian regime is watching particular sites or trying to disable YouTube or Twitter, proxy servers are very helpful as ways of getting around some of those barriers. They open doors where other doors have been shut. Gaming consoles such as PlayStation or Xboxes can be turned into devices for sending out information without having to go through Internet exchange points. Learn from the young they know the technology and they will out live you anyway.

As long are there are ways for freedom of speech to get out it’s OK “the world is watching you now”. gAtO oUt

References:

http://www.gatewaygulf.net/teleport.php

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_exchange_points

http://www.payvand.com/news/11/dec/1273.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_packet_inspection

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12/19/11

Is Al Qaeda’s Internet Strategy Working?

gAtO sAiD – If Mr. Jenkins stated the Al Qaeda’s web strategy correctly, then it’s just an effective web site. The human element is what make it dangerous. Hate is sometimes stronger in the young and as we seen in the Arab Spring the young muslins are adapting to cyberspace just as easily as our own kids. Things are more political in the middle-east than here and using phone, computer, game consoles as effective communications tools would give a loud voice to Al Qaeda as well as the protesters out in the streets of Egypt today. Video’s are compelling but the streaming of video to anyone on a cell-phone anywhere is a powerful tool for any movement or governments.

The Author argues that terrorists use the Internet to disseminate their ideology, appeal for support spread fear and alarm among their foes, radicalize and recruit new members, provide instruction in tactics and weapons, gather intelligence about potential targets, clandestinely communicate, and support terrorist operations. The Internet enables terrorist organizations to expand their reach, create virtual communities of like-minded extremists, and capture a larger universe of more-diverse talents and skills.

gAtO-guess the next question is “should we go after websites for terrorist groups” like Al Qaeda? Jamming (Censorship) them like they use to with radio noise “remember Radio Free Europe” we today use dDoS to jam a website. With todays code we could hack the DNS and divert traffic were we want to, we can find all the users of the site, we can use the site to gather all kinds of information from the outside-in, and if we get a RAT inside then it would be a gold mind. Could this be the reason why it’s still running today? So maybe we have to live with the evil to know our enemy’s better and mitigate their effectiveness.- gAtO oUt

http://www.stefanomele.it/news/dettaglio.asp?id=276

Is Al Qaeda’s Internet Strategy Working?

gAtOmAlO dOn'T lIkE'y tErRoIsT gRoUpS

This document is the testimony presented before the House Homeland Security Committee, Subcommittee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence on December 6 2011, by Brian Michael Jenkins of the RAND Corporation.

The Author argues that terrorists use the Internet to disseminate their ideology, appeal for support spread fear and alarm among their foes, radicalize and recruit new members, provide instruction in tactics and weapons, gather intelligence about potential targets, clandestinely communicate, and support terrorist operations. The Internet enables terrorist organizations to expand their reach, create virtual communities of like-minded extremists, and capture a larger universe of more-diverse talents and skills.

While almost all terrorist organizations have websites, al Qaeda is the first to fully exploit the Internet. This reflects al Qaeda’s unique characteristics. It regards itself as a global movement and therefore depends on a global communications network to reach its perceived constituents.

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09/22/11

Cyber China Spy Threat | Cyber Espionage and Influence

China’s growing spy threat is a great article. It points to everything I have said before.

The top priority of Chinese

• Industrial espionage aimed at defense industry and high tech sectors

• Infiltration of critical infrastructure and military targets

• Nexus of organized cybercrime and terrorist fundraising

• Monitoring and Disrupting Dissidents

We need to understand the Chinese government mindset to understand them, paranoia, saving face and economic these are the 3 pillars of the new communism in China. Let’s start with paranoia. One of China’s prime paranoia, lack of trust of anything not created in China it must have back doors. Look at all the discussion on the Chinese company Huawei, installing back doors in our telecom infrastructure. We did it to them and now they’re paying us back. The Chinese know they are putting backdoors in our electronics because they can, they own our manufacturing. China worked very hard in creating kylin (Unix). They have to use Microsoft because some applications only run on it but it’s too easy to hack and “made in America” didn’t make them happy. This is why Google left; they refuse to give the Chinese the keys to the code.

On the same paranoia crazy train. One of the top priorities of Chinese espionage efforts—foreign and domestic—is monitoring and disrupting dissidents, according to defectors, experts, and official documents.

Anyone who talks bad about China will pay the price, monitoring, I’m currently on there radar (popular posts, referrers and keywords stats on my blogs & sudden twitter followers, say so much) and so is everyone who write about China especially cyber security.

Let’s talk economics. China has been looked at as a source of cheap labor only, they don’t want our breadcrumbs, they want to become leaders not followers and I can’t blame them. As a nation I want to be seen as a leader in Technology, in Finance not the errand boy of the west. (Saving face). The facts are that the last 10 years China has been using it’s money wisely investing in companies around the world (influence), while America has been bombing people all over the world. They create new alliances we destroy our alliance with drone planes. And to top it off they are going after our political elite. According to experts, China uses bribes, blackmail, women, lavish vacations in China, and other means to compromise officials worldwide. I just wrote about this about our current presidential front runner Rick Perry in bed with the Chinese companies – Huawei just opened it’s door in Texas and so did 12 other Chinese corporations, what do you think there doing in the U.S.( http://uscyberlabs.com/blog/2011/09/11/cyber-warfare-rick-perry-mitt-romney-opening-u-s-cyber-infrastructure-china-huawei/).

Sorry I just had to put down these words after reading the article.

Time to get down of the soapbox.

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