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Australian Government website defaced by Anonymous

Posted on November 27, 2011 by Lee J

Well its back to the defacement’s, Anonymous has been busy recently with many different things going on, one of them is the ever on going battle of censorship with governments. As a result an Australian government website has been defaced and left in fairly messed up state. The CLGCA (Casino, Liquor and Gaming Control Authority) Website has hacked and the defacement can be seen below. Take note of the message that has replaced the menu and additions to the footer, as well as the big antisec image. clgca-home So maybe the Australian government might take this as a warning and start to properly secure there websites before we see more high scale attacks. Follow @exphin1ty for more antisec havoc.

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