Winter is here and so are we, to present Team GhostShell's last project. We've included plenty of surprises in this one, so hop on our bandwagon, we're going on an adventure!
#ProjectWhiteFox will conclude this year's series of attacks by promoting hacktivism worldwide and drawing attention to the freedom of information on the net. For those two factors we have prepared a juicy release of 1.6 million accounts/records from fields such as aerospace, nanotechnology, banking, law, education, government, military, all kinds of wacky companies & corporations working for the department of defense, airlines and more.
But before that, we need to talk a bit about a recent event that occurred and is/should be of great interest to everyone that uses the internet. The ITU (International Telecommunication Union) is hosting a meeting right now that may very well decide the fate of how the inet will be managed in the future. Basically the UN may very well give total power to the ITU on how to handle everything.
Anonymous has already initiated an operation on the matter called #OpWCIT (Operation World Conference on International Telecommunications.) Follow for more news here: [
link to twitter.com (secure)] & [
link to twitter.com]
More details on it here: [
link to anoncentral.tumblr.com]
And here: [
link to www.anonpaste.me]
Also, one of the many flyers out there for it: [
link to anonymissexpress.cyberguerrilla.org]
The initiative for preventing the internet from turning into a governmental police-state has already begun by getting different websites/companies to 'deface' their own site with a message about it and why they're against it. GhostShell is encouraging this phenomenon as well. If you're liking this idea, feel free to do it too, regardless of who you are. Spreading the message and informing people about it is what matters.
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'Kay, let's get this party started! ESA, NASA, Pentagon, Federal Reserve, Interpol, FBI try to keep up from here on out because it's about to get interesting.
Since it's our final stand this year, we've made the call to invite you guys to our event as well. How? Well, how about by starting with the fact that anti-terror agencies have been keeping an eye on us from the beginning. GlobalTerrorAlert you and the rest thought were invisible just because your own websites were set to 'hidden'? Silly kids, if you're on the net, then you can be sure that someone is watching you, no matter how hard you try to hide.
How did we find you? How did we find everyone else? Easy. You're predictable: [
link to i.imgur.com]
"DeadMellox" was a ghost to begin with. Never existed. No, really. Before we created "him", he never exited on the internet, zero searches on google and all that jazz. Starting to get it now? We used the name afterwards to trackback all mentions of that name all over the place. Well, the whole plan is a bit more complicated than that, part of a bigger story, but let's leave it at that for now.
Flashpoint Intel was one of the hotspots that you guys were using to make your own docs on hackers. But, guess what: flashpoint-intel.com/news.php?id=12 Lame security. Interesting fact is that we weren't the only ones in there doing espionage.
It really was fascinating to see how everything developed all these months. How we went from 'cyber-criminals' to 'hacktivists' to 'e-terrorists' to 'bad actors' to blacklisted. #ProjectHellFire got the US wary of us, at that time we still weren't sure if GhostShell had gotten X'd, but when the second release of #ProjectWestWind came out, you guys got so hyped about it that we knew it had started to unfold. With the help of ChillingEffects you proceeded to delete any and all mentions of us from the net. www.chillingeffects.org/notice.cgi?sID=29371 (CGI exploits FTW.) How did that work out for you?
Being blacklisted sure is nice. USA, China, Russia, u mad? We get special treatment and everything. Of course that means that all public files from different security firms will
also become private and everything will be discussed behind closed doors. Isn't that right Verizon? Riiiight: Part 1: [
link to i.imgur.com] Part 2: [
link to i.imgur.com]
How intriguing that after, all those propaganda medias and government statements went from "they are a threat" to "nevermind, it's nothing" and everything got either retracted or covered shortly after. Even the japanese media does it: [
link to i.imgur.com] Even their 43 second video gets set to private in the end. THAT'S how big this got. We've been keeping tabs on these things for quite a while now.
It's not that hard to inject malware in gov's and spy a little: [
link to i.imgur.com]
Neither is it to do a little search and find how cyber security firms such as BericoTechnologies like to hang around stackoverflow: [
link to i.imgur.com] It's funny actually; private investigators use social platforms to find their suspects, yet here we are doing it to "experts". Lame. Speaking of lame, people might want to look into Raytheon and see how "pro" military sponsored cyber teams really are. Keep on coding in that x86 assembly fellas, ruby scripts r zeh best, amirate?!
We sent SANS a message too through a different path. No point in getting Imperva involved though, they release every year the same report on 'big heckers' from HF on how they debate which anime they should watch next. Joke of a security company, can't even find a real black-market. ZOMG! Can't believe they even baited the clues we left on purpose in HellFire. Just keep doing what you guys do best, and that is, blog.
Ok, moving on to finalize this little rant, we know of your people working in the media (NBC suck a dick plz), of your snitches from Anon networks, the whiteasshats that inhabit it, idling and lurking like real pro "security experts", although no one really told them that there's no such thing as security and the expert part is cracking us up every time. Instead of wasting their lives posting troll comments on every possible comment box out there, talking about how all hacktivists are criminals and "script kiddies" while bragging about their amazing talents even though they don't even know how to update their own pgp key\s (busted manyyyy times lol), they're better off learning something new about this game.
Well considering how the majority of 'security' forums out there have most of their threads about 'how to install windows xp', no wonder law enforcement agencies stalk underaged kids on the internet to find newblood.
So, hackers and hacktivists alike, don't tremble, don't over think things too much. Do what you want to do and give 0fucks always. Their only weapons are ProjectHoneyPot and metasploit. rofl
We had an interesting encounter at the beginning of this year, when we hacked the EU's official website and being sloppy & lazy at the time we forgot to password one of our ghostbox's and Interpol/EU Officials backtraced it. After seeing how it was empty, they deleted it and ragequit. lmao
Alright, story time over. We wanted to share some of TeamGhostShell's adventures with everyone since this is the last one for 2012. For more details check out the last part of the release for a full mention of all our hacks this year.
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