20 + websites hacked by Indian Cyber Leets(ICL)

Nyro hacker, silent hacker and shorty charso beas from Indian cyber leets group , hacked and defaced more than 20 websites.

List of hacked sites:
20 + sites hacked by nyro hacker, silent hacker n shorty charso beas
sites
http://www.24-hour-emergency-locksmith.net/icl.html
www.tanyahati.com/icl.html
http://www.gasfreeev.com/icl.html
http://www.atomchemindia.com/icl.html
http://www.caitygaffphotography.com/icl.html
http://heingartner.com/icl.html
http://dgwinandsoft.net/icl.html
http://dagooz.com/icl.html
http://juicyfunfun.com/icl.html
http://www.weeklytravelnews.com/icl.html
http://tensai-desu.org/icl.html
http://www.nilivia.com/icl.html
http://www.pligggu.com/icl.html
http://secrethangar.com/icl.html
http://www.shorelinegreenbusiness.com/icl.html
http://studentsidonline.org/icl.html
http://galaxycorner.com/icl.html
http://www.savemyface.com/icl.html
http://whatis401k.com/icl.html
http://trelibloco.com.br/icl.html
http://www.unisonturkey.com/icl.html
http://708online.com/icl.html
www.websiteautomationwizardreviews.net/icl.html
http://blakewestman.com/icl.html

mirror's
http://www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25573
http://www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25572
http://www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25571
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25568
http://www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25569
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25570
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25565
http://www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25566
http://www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25567
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25561
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25562
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25563
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25564
http://www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25556
http://www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25557
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25558
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25559
http://www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25560
http://www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25551
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25552
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25553
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25554
www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25555
http://www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=25550

Ascend D quad : World's fastest Android by Huawei

Ascend D quad : World's fastest Android by Huawei

Huawei has introduced what it calls the world's fastest quad-core smartphone, the Huawei Ascend D quad. Powered by Huawei's K3V2 quad-core 1.2GHz/1.5GHz processor the beast comes with Android 4.0. In an aggressive presentation at the Mobile World Congress Show in Barcelona, Huawei repeatedly compared its new product to Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus and Apple’s latest iPhone.

Huawei also unveiled the Ascend D quad XL and Ascend D1. Both devices include 32-bit true color graphic processors, an 8-megapixel rear-facing camera with 1080p full HD video capture and a 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera with 720p video capture.

The phone also has Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound and Audience earSmart voice technology and an 8-megapixel BSI rear-facing camera, 1.3 megapixel front-facing camera, and 1080p full HD video-capture and playback capabilities. Ascend D Quad is much faster, too- 20 percent to 30 percent faster, in fact, than one running the Tegra 3.

Microsoft adds Enhanced Memory Protections in IE10

Microsoft adds Enhanced Memory Protections in IE10

Internet Explorer 10, the next version of the popular browser from Microsoft will incorporate new protections in terms of memory management. French security firm VUPEN has managed to hack Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 on a fully patched Windows 7 SP1 machine. Internet Explorer 10 introduces significant improvements in memory protections to help make vulnerabilities harder to exploit, helping to keep users safe on the sometimes-hostile Web. These improvements will increase the difficulty and development cost of exploits, making life harder for the bad guys.

As VUPEN founder Chaouki Bekrar claims, the memory corruption bug they used to do that is one of many they found, but he also admitted that the new IE 10 will be much harder to break into as Microsoft has added new protection mechanisms.

Internet Explorer 10 will include two major new features:

• HEASLR (High Entropy Address Space Layout Randomization): functionality addressing random memory areas (ASLR) is improved for 64-bit process. This feature will be available only in Windows 8.
• ForceASLR: This feature will allow Internet Explorer to force 10 support ASLR, including the normally non-compatible modules. Thus, the security vulnerabilities affecting older modules or extensions installed will be much more difficult to exploit. This feature will be available on Windows 7.

Memory protection technologies provide a front line of defense to block attackers from achieving their goals. These technologies exist to make exploiting vulnerabilities more difficult, less reliable, and in some cases impossible. Memory protections aim to safely terminate a browser process under attack before a vulnerability can be successfully exploited to run the attacker’s code

Indian government get access to BlackBerry messages

Indian government get access to BlackBerry messages

After a battle lasting almost two years, BlackBerry maker Research In Motion has knuckled under to the Indian government, giving security forces in that country access to private instant messages.

RIM decided to set up Blackberry servers that were stationed in Mumbai, India. If you were thinking that this move could only lead to the Indian government seeking more control over what goes in and out of RIM’s Blackberry servers, you would be right on the money.

Not only has the Indian government gotten their way with the Blackberry servers, but they will now be able to tap into BBM messages. This was confirmed by Indian security agencies who revealed that the process to decrypt the 256-bit encrypted data used by BBM is underway and would be up and running soon, claiming that the interception of BBM messages will be used in case where the government suspects that crimes or terror plots are being hatched.

It should also be noted that the tapping of BBM only affects those on BIS as BES encryption keys are specific to every installation, while BIS’ encryption key is shared. While India may be the first country granted official access to some of RIM’s data.

Anonymous Hacker 'Havittaja' takes down CIA, Justice.gov, RIAA website

Anonymous Hacker , Havittaja, has launched distributed-denial-of-service(DDOS) attack against CIA, US Department of Justice(Justice.gov) and RIAA website.

Earlier today, hacker take down the CIA website for more than 1 hour and 30 minutes with ddos attack. Following that attack, hacker launched ddos attack against justice.gov website.

Just now, they take down the website belong to Recording Industry Association of America(RIAA.org).  At the time of writing, the riaa.org is not accessible.  The other two websites are up.

Few days back, Havittaja ddosed more than 18 sub domains of Globo Network under the operation called "#opGlobo

FBI and NASA targeted and take down by Havittaja

Anonymous Hacker , Havittaja, continue the distributed-denial-of-service(DDOS) attack. This time he targeted the FBI and NASA websites.  

Yesterday, hacker announced the attack against the NASA website in Twitter. More than 20 sub-domains of NASA are take down with ddos attack.

The list of DDOSed NASA sites:

• ao.hq.nasa.gov
• artifacts.nasa.gov
• eodm.hq.nasa.gov
• exploration.nasa.gov
• guest.hq.nasa.gov
• history.nasa.gov
• hqhr.hq.nasa.gov
• hqoperations.hq.nasa.gov
• ipp.nasa.gov
• microgravity.hq.nasa.gov
• msd.hq.nasa.gov
• next.nasa.gov
• oig.nasa.gov
• oim.hq.nasa.gov
• osbp.nasa.gov
• quality.nasa.gov
• spaceresearch.nasa.gov
• www.aeronautics.nasa.gov
• www.hq.nasa.gov
• www.osbp.nasa.gov
• www.policy.nasa.gov

Earlier today, he changed the target to FBI websites.  He take down four websites belong to FBI: www.fbijobs.gov,fbievents.com,todaysfbi.com ,explorefbi.com 


At the time of  writing , The NASA websites are back to offline. The targeted FBI sites are seem to be down. Yesterday, Hacker take down CIA, Justice.gov, RIAA websites

Iran replacing Google, Hotmail with its own internal search engines and email services

Iran replacing Google, Hotmail with its own internal search engines and email services

Iran has denied the report that it plans to cut itself off from the Internet. In a statement, the ministry said ”The report is in no way confirmed by the ministry”. It added that it was “completely baseless,” and that it served only, “the propaganda wing of the West and providing its hostile media with a pretext emanating from a baseless claim”.

Iranian minister for Information and Communications Technology Reza Taghipour was reported to have said that Iran plans to disconnect itself from the Internet and replace popular services like Google, Yahoo, and Hotmail with homegrown, Iranian services.

They also claim that a system is in beta testing which includes a search engine called "Ya-Haq", which directly translates as "calling God".

The government is already accepting applications for Iran Web Mail accounts, which require you to enter a first and last name, postal address, and phone number.

Internet censorship has been a part of Iranian culture for some time as fears of an Arab Spring-like revolution have threatened the country's government. Iran currently blocks access to both Gmail and Google as well as the official Olympics London 2012 website.

This isn’t the first time that the country has curtailed Internet access. In February, Iran cut off access to all secure web (HTTPS) connections

For a country like Iran that exercises high levels of government control across sectors, establishing an insulated Internet shouldn't be too much of a technical hassle. The new system would be more or less similar to the corporate intranet, where one can only access pages approved by the system administrators.

Iranian ISPs already face heavy penalties if they fail to comply with the government filter list. By establishing the Intranet, the government control is set to become stricter.

Foreign sites can still be accessed over the Intranet provided they are mentioned in a "white list" set up by the government. The government is also believed to be planning for better control on proxy servers which allow users to access banned sites.