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National Association of Federal Agents Defaced For #FFF

Posted on February 22, 2013 by Lee J

hacked-by-anonymous #FFF Is well known in the information security and hacker scene with it being closely associated to Anonymous and antisec operation from late 2011. Over the past months/year there have been many attacks and one of the latest that has been dubbed part of #FFF ( fuck FBI friday) is on the National Association of Federal Agents information website (https://federalagents.org/).

Founded in 1977, the National Association of Federal Agents is a non-profit, non-partisan legal service organization. Membership is open to the following groups: First, all current, retired, former, and future U.S. Treasury special agents, including those from IRS-CI, TIGTA, Treasury OIG and others, are eligible.

The attack has left the main page of the website with a new look that contains links to some twitter searches related to #FFF, #OpWCIT ( Op Last Resort) and of coarse #Antisec as well as a link to @PublicAnonNews. At time of publishing the attack was a few 5+ hours old and the site was still currently defaced but the deface has only effected the main index with all links to other sub pages still working

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