Hacktivists went to specifics: the manufacturer of tear gas and handcuffs was attacked

Anonymous hacktivist group Anonymous, which is associated with the “Occupy Wall Street” protest movement, on Tuesday executed a deface and disabled the website of the Combined Systems Inc. pennsylvania company . ( does not work at the moment ), which is a manufacturer of controls for mass gatherings of people - tear gas, aerosol, sound and light grenades, handcuffs, etc. About a year ago, during the mass riots in Egypt, the company delivered more than 46 tons of goods to the local authorities - this was exactly the reason for the attack, which, moreover, was timed to coincide with the anniversary of the events in Bahrain. As a result of the attack, the personal data of the company's employees and its customers were stolen. The owners of the company have not yet commented on the compromise of their site.

Traditionally, hacktivists have posted on PasteBin a record explaining the motives of their actions and, in fact, “merged data” - the names and surnames of employees, customers, distributors, their logins, passwords, letters, telephone numbers; MySQL table dumps are also present.

On top of this, the hackers did not fail to make fun of the company sur-tec.com ( not working at the moment ), founded by former FBI director Clarence Kelly and specializing in computer security solutions: the password for access to the administrative part of the site was " government ". As an example of how the authentication system of such sites is arranged, hacktivists give the following code:

<?php ob_start(); $skip_check = true; $SKIP_OUTPUT = false; include( "header.php" ); if ( $username == "sprint" && $password == "publicsector" ) { $admin->setSession(); header( "Location: /sprint/downloads.php" ); exit; } else { header( "Location: /sprint/" ); exit; } ?> 

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