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United Nations Ecuador Subdomains Hacked, Defaced

Posted on December 1, 2012 by Lee J

www-un_-org_-ec_ The united nations is no stranger to the hacker scene with many attempted, successful and failed attacks over the year its actually impossible to keep count. Two of the latest attacks are on the UN’s Ecuador website and its been aimed at two different subdomains which now sport the same message. One of the sites is not directly the united nations but more so a volunteers united nations. The attacks have been carried out by a hacker who uses the handle @Ur0b0r0x who announced both attacks via twitter.

FREE TO PAUL COYOTE FAIL GOVERNMENT # HACKED BY UR0B0R0X & ECUADORIAN CYBER ARMY # HASHTAG :> #LiberenaPaulCoyote <<< CyberpUnk >>>

Both domains that have been defaced were still defaced at time of publishing. https://www.unv.org.ec/ https://www.un.org.ec/

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