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Tongcheng Environmental Protection Agency (tchjbh.gov.cn) Hacked and taken offline for #OpSyria by @s3rverexe

Posted on February 20, 2012 by Lee J

Over the past 24hrs s3rverexe has been attacking government websites for serveral anonymous based operations and one of the latest ones is for #OpSyria and is pointed at the chinese government. The website which belongs to the Tongcheng Environmental Protection Agency tchjbh.gov.cn is currently refusing connections and the hack has resulted in the vulns and minor data being leaked onto pastebin. From doing a quick google search it would seem this website/server has been exploitable since early 2011 so its a wonder why they have not patched/fixed this issue to prevent attacks from this happening. https://pastebin.com/5iAtqniS

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