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Numerous Cambodian sites defaced and hacked by Cyber TeamRox

Posted on January 11, 2016 by Dissent

Mech Dara and Daniel de Carteret report:

A group of online hackers calling themselves Cyber TeamRox have breached several local websites over the past two days, including those of the Cambodian Navy, AEON Microfinance and Build Bright University.

In what appears to be a random selection of targets, a hacker with the group using the alias Harith101, has disrupted at least a dozen websites since Sunday. In some cases, visitors were greeted by a “Hacked by Hanrith101” message and were unable to enter the site.

Defence Ministry spokesman Chhum Socheath confirmed yesterday that the hackers had been able to access data within the Navy’s website but said the information was not sensitive.

[…]

The Facebook page of Cyber TeamRox makes reference to hacking the sites of the Ministry of Tourism and the National Institute of Social Affairs.

Read more on The Phenom Penh Post.


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