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365 Thai Sites Hacked & Defaced By Cyb3rTr0n

Posted on January 3, 2013 by Lee J

feel-the-power-of-ukrainian-hacker A Ukrainian hacker using the handle Cyb3rTron who is apart of the hacker collective Ultimate hacker team has dumped a list of 365 sites that are information or services for Thailand. The sites contains exactly 365 and the title is dedicated to yet another New years hack and mass deface that was done over 1 month. The defacement alone is pretty funky, it contains the same setup as the SOPA Blackout torch over script only with a message from the hacker as well as Skrillex playing in the background. At time of publishing alot of the sites were still defaced or offline but a full list can be found here on pastebin. all defacements by Ultimate hack team can be found on hack-mirror.com defacement archives and Cyb3rtr0n appears to have a blogspot page.

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