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AntiSec Hacks Ohio InfraGard

Posted on February 25, 2012 by Lee J

AntiSec hacked a government based InfraGard site early this morning. InfraGard is a private non-profit organization  serving as a public-private partnership between U.S. businesses and the FBI. The organization describes itself as "an information sharing and analysis effort serving the interests and combining the knowledge base of a wide range of members." [1] InfraGard states they are "an association of businesses, academic institutions, state and local law enforcement agencies, and other participants dedicated to sharing information and intelligence to prevent hostile acts against the US." [2] The aforementioned site being https://www.infragard.dayton.oh.us/. The site is still down as of 23:20 UTC; however the page AntiSec put up has been since taken down. The hack has been mirrored here. It contains a dump of file names, as well as a Tor link to download them from, and a message stating:

Greetings Pirates! Another #FuckFBIFriday is here and once again we emerge from the hacker underground to wreak havoc upon the 1%’s institutions of repression. Today we targeted the Dayton Ohio chapter of InfraGard, the sinister alliance between law enforcement, corporations, and white hat wannabees. We broke into their webserver, perused their assorted presentation materials, and finally deleted everything and vandalized their website so we can boost our zone-h rankings. You think your ‘advanced commercial malware’ research and your ‘digital forensics first response’ powerpoints can really withstand the hurricane of hellfire and 0days we got planned for yall?! ACTA? Cyber Security Act of 2012? Do u really want 2 fuq with us?!?!? Follow @AnoynmousIRC, haters. Fellow hackers, crackers, anarchists and pirates, now is the hour to rise up and make war upon all corporate and government systems, driving them off our internet.

At this time it is unknown if AntiSec took any sensitive information, or it was simply a deface.


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