The Greek Anonymous is reportedly continuing attacks on Turkish websites and infrastructure. According to exclusive information received by SecNews.gr, after a massive scan conducted by the Greek hackers on domain.gov.tr, they identified and targeted several vulnerable government websites.
The latest attack by Greek hackers was successfully carried out on faba.gov.tr, the Board Province Quality Coordination Izmir(izkalite.gov.tr), as well as a government news site on the cankiridh.gov.tr.
The first page, although under the .gov.tr domain, does not appear to belong to any Ministry, and according to the information it provides, it is from FABA 2014, an “International Symposium on Fisheries and Marine Sciences” organized by the Central Fisheries Research Institute (CFRI).
But let's take a closer look at the leaked data: (All images are distorted for obvious reasons)
Operation #OpShutDownTurkey – The Beginning
With a video posted on YouTube by the Greek Anonymous, they marked the start of the #OpShutDownTurkey operation, initiating a series of coordinated attacks against Turkish websites. As they state, this is a form of protest against attacks carried out by Turkish hackers against Greece.
The Greek Anonymous sent a clear message to the Aslan Neferler Tim group, another hacking group that attacked our country, causing an informal cyberwar between Greece and Turkey, as they report.
The group Aslan Neferler Tim claimed responsibility for the attack carried out against the website Primeminister.gr by publishing relevant screenshots on Twitter.
The Greek Anonymous group is calling on Turkish hackers to stop the attacks, saying they have more government databases in their hands. They also say they have managed to gain access to Turkish cameras, having already published a demo video as proof of their actions.
Stay tuned to Secnews.gr for all the latest developments.
