Apple Website Hacked By AntiSec Followers
Happy 4th of July everyone! Let’s begin this day with a sad story as the AntiSec movement is growing stronger and it seems like Apple’s servers were hacked using the same technique: minor SQL injection. This was used by LulzSec during the whole 50-day period when the group tormented numerous companies including Bethesda and Sony.
The AntiSec movement has had some results since it was announced, but this might be the most important as Anonymous has leaked 27 administration accounts from the company’s servers. The details of the admins consist of account names, passwords, and the server links where you can login.
Although Anonymous and LulzSec have hacked into numerous websites using this security breach, the companies are stubborn enough not to update their servers.
While some people might agree with the AntiSec movement which focuses on freedom, we don’t truly understand why Apple has become a target for Anon and former LulzSec members. Apple didn’t acknowledge the hacks so far, but the Cupertino-based company has never admitted that it has a problem and this mantra has drawn success upon them.
The website hacked by AntiSec is a survey-focused web page and at the moment it’s down so Apple probably knows what’s going on and it’s working to restore it in order to find out what you’re thinking and if you were satisfied with its products.
At the moment Anonymous’ AntiSec movement will turn its attention back to the US Government. Well, fellaz’ you better watch your back because the authorities are coming after you.
The accounts and Apple hacking details have been posted on Pastebin and you can access them at the link below. We’re gonna state once again that we do not condone hacker attacks in any way, although the freedom of the internet must be guaranteed by the net neutrality rules and we’re sure that Anon won’t stop until they get what they want or until somebody “stops” them.
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