A cyberattack against the Church of Cyprus was carried out by Saudi supporters of Anonymous as part of the #OpChristian operation . The operation appears to have been organized to target religious targets with the aim of defacing websites and extracting personal data and passwords.
According to information made public via Twitter by the account Security_511, the Church of Cyprus via a SQL Injection.
Specifically, the Saudi hackers who manage forum.sa3eka.com (in fact, they also provide Blackberry Messenger communication BB:2AFEB41F) proceeded to extract all the codes of the Church of Cyprus and post them on Pastebin (you can see the full list of codes here), while an indicative screenshot is presented below:
Details of 1476 accounts were leaked from the website of the Church of Cyprus , including a complete list of names, e-mails, encrypted passwords as well as 3 administrator accounts with the same password.
The hackers with the alias Security_511 appear to be operating from Abudhabi.
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