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Anonymous Hit ’Israeli’ Websites
Local Editor
Dozens of "Israeli" websites were brought down over night by pro-Palestinian hackers, as Anonymous engaged in its now annual attack on the Zionist entity's internet. Major government websites were targeted but were not brought down, including the sites for the Knesset, so-called "Education" Ministry and the government portal.
Most hacking operations come in the form of a denial of service attack, in which a website is inundated with requests for access, to the point that the site's servers cannot cope and the site either functions extremely slowly or collapses altogether.
Numerous "Israeli" private sites were brought down Tuesday, with many displaying the phrase "Hacked by Anonghost". Among those hacked were the official sites for singers Shalom Hanoch and Ivri Lider, popular band Hadag Nachash, the "Israeli" Center for Excellence through Education, the Israeli Urological Association and others.
The annual operation on "Israeli" websites, is carried out Anonymous.
"As we did many times, we will take down your servers, government websites, "Israeli" military websites, and "Israeli" institutions," said a video message released recently, warning of the impending attacks.
"We will erase you from cyberspace in our Electronic Holocaust."
Most hacking attempts come in the form of a denial of service attack, in which a website is inundated with requests for access, to the point that the site's servers cannot cope and the site either functions extremely slowly or collapses altogether.
In some cases, lists of "Israeli" user names and passwords for email and social media sites are distributed online.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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